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Charlie Parker-Dizzy Gillespie 1952 Hot House



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In 1952 Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie appeared on a New York TV show to receive DownBeat Plaques from Earl Wilson and Leonard Feather and then play 'Hot House' with what appears to be the regular studio group of Dick Hyman piano,Sandy Block bass and Charlie Smith bass. This appears to be the only footage of Bird actually playing, and not miming.


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I also worship bird ... ( 3 months ago by conn6m)
I also worship bird every night before I go to bed. He's the father of us all.
True to a certain ... ( 3 months ago by conn6m)
True to a certain extent. Bird does play a lot of cliches especially in his later recordings. Cannonballs best playing is certainly more imaginative than birds later stuff on up tempo. But check out Birds great ballad playing no cliches there - Cannonball cannot compete in my opinion. However, I love them both and as far as the blues goes, they are both unrivaled amongst Alto players. We can learn equally from both.
I agree! here are ... ( 3 months ago by SaxoRamirez)
I agree! here are hardly ANY players that come close these days.There is one player that, in my opinion, is the best EVER. Paquito D'rivera. I Like him because in ANY of his solos, you can feel it, you know? I like him because he plays with more emotion. but then again, different styles of playing. Bebop for me is a little emotionless. However, they are all GREAT players, just personal preference I guess.
minor7b5: when are ... ( 2 months ago by kevinherbert)
minor7b5: when are we going to see your post on YouTube...I think never, given that you're multitude of asinine comments on many jazz greats' YouTube posts are just another example of a Walter Mitty - like, self-aggrandising dim wit, who likes to see his 'name' used in the same sentence as jazz legends.
Get ukelele & a kazoo......that sounds more like your pace of creative flair, given the dross you serve up on YouTube
dude these guys are ... ( 2 months ago by kjnwfchrcnhr)
dude these guys are fucking stoned
Why did they have ... ( 2 months ago by taviusjr)
Why did they have to make Charlie and Dizzie seem like such charity cases!!!!??? "Oh wer'e gonna give the awards that WE won to two FUCKIN BRILLIANT COLORDES"...... now PLAY NIGGERS!!! WTF!!!? Racism Sucks
Parker in quel ... ( 2 months ago by alambada)
Parker in quel periodo era sempre fatto alla grande di eroina.Gillespie, suo amico e altrettanto talentuoso alla tromba, cercava di tirarlo fuori, ma invano.All'età di circa una quarantina d'anni, Parker morì di danni legati all'abuso di sostanze.Rimane tutt'ora l'incontrastato Mito del Sax Contralto.
I'm sitting here ... ( 2 months ago by CadillacL)
I'm sitting here listening as I type. You can't help but snap your fingers to this.
Bird & Diz together swinin' like only they can. I'd love to be able to go back in time to see them live but, this is as close as I'll get. Thanks for posting.
OMG...that's the ... ( 2 months ago by memzehni)
OMG...that's the only reason why I became a jazz musician...words can't describe what I feel watching this...pure love!!
left-handed drummer ... ( 2 months ago by galtroark16)
left-handed drummer! coo
right on... these ... ( 1 month ago by matchstickhelmet)
right on... these dudes had no respect for the geniuses they shared the spotlight with
You guys got to ... ( 1 month ago by lpsling)
You guys got to remember that Cannonball and Paquito only exist musically because of Bird's innovations, harmonically, rythmically and melodically. NOBODY played like that before Bird. He invented this modern way of playing and everybody on every instrument has been influenced to play his way or to try and expand on it. In bop, to play "cliches" meant to play common Bird licks and still does. He wasnt playing anyone's licks but his own even tho he loved Prez's playing when he was young.
Yeh you right. He ... ( 1 month ago by lpsling)
Yeh you right. He is talking down to them and calls them "boys"...the two greatest genuises American music has ever had. Bird and Dizzy had to put up with this constant racist shit of the 40s/50s. Bird knew a lot about politics, quantum physics, modern classical composers...a whole range of subjects. This TV host was a mental midget next to two giants.
Wow... Bebop on ... ( 1 month ago by surfstrat59)
Wow... Bebop on television. What a concept...
At least history ... ( 4 weeks ago by TheOverlordDale)
At least history recognizes Bird as one of the greatest and most influential musicians of all time.
Does anyone else ... ( 4 weeks ago by BrassManO)
Does anyone else notice that by the time they get to the solos, the piece has slowed down considerably?
SOLID! ( 4 weeks ago by 55racer)
SOLID!
I don't think he ... ( 3 weeks ago by SwerdyJazz)
I don't think he said 'Boys' with racist connotations implied. It was more of a general term used in a passing way. Although, im from a modern day society where the term 'Boys' is now accepted, back in the 50's it did have racial undertones.
you should never ... ( 3 weeks ago by KidHum)
you should never call a grown man "boy" or grown men "boys" unless you know them well.
"Saori Yano" plays ... ( 2 weeks ago by Hotmanprodigy)
"Saori Yano" plays like bird. She's one of the best living jazz sax players I've heard so far
The racism issue ... ( 2 weeks ago by StevieHendrix92)
The racism issue has already been addressed in the comments, what I'm most happy with however, is that Bird and Dizzy were mature enough to deal with it so performances like this would be filmed so people like us could truly appreciate it.
I love how Bird's ... ( 2 weeks ago by UCOJazz)
I love how Bird's technique is sooo perfect. If you watch his fingers during his solo... They hardly move from the keys.
its hard to believe ... ( 2 weeks ago by SamMoff)
its hard to believe that he only died three years later... What a great man, Bird
he called the white ... ( 2 days ago by reed338)
he called the white guy who came out at the begining, "my boy" seems to me thats just something he says, not in a rasict way



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