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Thank you so much

So good!

Goldene Altsaxophontöne! Eine tolle Band mit dem österreichischen Meistersaxophonisten Karl Drewo ...lässig!

Interviewer talks too much. John McLellan I think. A little full of himself. Very few questions that allowed Bird to speak expansively. Followup questions designed to show interviewer's knowledge. Too bad Brian Lamb wasnt around to interview Bird.

Genius

Wonder what Kenny G thinks of Bird?

This is from Jam Session at the Birdland on June 27th, 1953.

Cringeworthy questions - and yet, I salute the interviewer for having the courage to do a deep dive (and break through racial barrier) with one of the most brilliant musicians of the 20th Century - indeed, of any century.

Cringeworthy questions - and yet, I salute the interviewer for having the courage to do a deep dive (and break through racial barrier) with one of the most brilliant musicians of the 20th Century - indeed, of any century.

Fantastic interview. The master speaks !

We played this song and version for our wedding dance 32 years ago. Beautiful. Thanks Sonny.

A veritable treasure. Thanks to those who made this video available to so many.

Wow! Well treated simple motiff. That's the stuff of Jazz . Thanks guys.

In the Clint Eastwood movie, ' Bird ; Eastwood Has Charlie Parker being portrayed as a bafoon. He never showed mr. Parker's genius.

Why are all of the music examples cut out???!!! 😡

❤ This is a wonderful interview. Very telling

He is so positive with the other musicians! ❤

I hear wisdom and dignity. Great to hear the master speak. Great insight. This is a gem.

Great to hear REAL jazz after hearing what passes for jazz these days. Especially good to hear Victor Feldman, my favorite pianist with this band.

Super

No mention of SEGREGATION RED LINNING KKK RACISM WHITE SUPREMACY IDIOLOGIES LYNCHING

Dont forget. That in parkers tome segregation, racism was at it is peack..meaning MO OPPORTUNITIES FOR COLORED PEOPLE..

Fantastic!!!!

Thanks for doing this

Sabio !! ❤

Does anyone know the whereabouts of the session Parker mentions at the end with woodwind quintet and rhythm section.

Good stuff !

Nice Groove!! Has a New Old Blue Note Sound!! Makes U Appreciate Jazz!!!

With eighteen months to live, he sounds like 70 at 32...

Rare interview,CP always sounds stoned. Should have more views.

KUDOS ❤❤❤ OUT TO CHARLIE PARKER 🎉

Such a great interview. Keen to listen to so much more. And crazy to think Charlie is 33 here, the same age I am now - can't really imagine having gained that much musical experience in such a short time. And he'd be gone from this world just two years later.

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Ferocious. No one made it out of there that night.

Probably Dexter's best ever interpretation of this wonderful composition. His sound here is clear, wide open, bright, warm and colourfull ... his use of all instrument's possibilities and total command of improvisation following line of main melody is phenomenal. I heard this composition for the first time somewhere in mid seventies on radio and I still remember my reaction on Dexter's playing ... he catapulted me in musical heaven, I want to know immediatelly all about him, the musicians in group and to buy record with this tune (on SteepleChase records)... Sweet memory. Regards from Slovenia! Vladimir Trop

loved every second!............

"I like Dixieland - I like good Dixieland. It's alright, you know? But i just don't play it because I most likely wouldn't make a good job at it anyway. I just think it should go another way."

Art LIVES!!! The great concert

This not What's New Album .,. Anyone have any ideas what it is?

🔥 Blues.❤

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Strong defense of Kenton!

GREAT

Why is the audio cut off/skipped at 2.00?

We need this on vinyl plz?

rapture

Great document! Love the amount of focus on classical music. Funny how we think of the early “bebop” era as history, but so did they in the 50s, only 10-15 years on. 10-15 years prior to now was only 2008-2013 ish. Wow!!

Played bass on this in high school jazz band cant believe inever heard this live recording

I’ve heard stitt blow fast like Charlie Parker, stitt knew his notes like the bird did, great performance on how high the moon.