Hey, Cowboy, you don't gotta carry that weight through here. Woolong troubles? Haunted pasts? Lost lovers? Ah, just kick your feet up and relax a spell. No bounties this side of the Asteroids, so there's nothing better to do than just enjoy the music for a bit. I mean it, some of these old bebop songs really _bang,_ even 130 years on...
Got the order wrong. Should be K, G, F, and then maybe C. Maybe. And lots of scribblers left of that list. And anyway long live Maynard G. Krebs and Thelonious!
Miss this so much! Worked at Murphy's Law (Jazz bar) in The Hague, moved to the far North of Sweden about 14 years ago and haven't been able to find any good live jazz since. Listening to this.. just.. "ahhhhhh...." *smile*
The ease in which pros make the art of making shit up as you go along makes this a lot harder to appreciate. When someone said “they’re making it up as they go” it just opened my eyes to it
@@terry2295 I had time to think about what I wrote - looked at it - then pressed enter. Good jazz - they’re not playing off of sheet music, they’re using their experience to determine what the next note is and adjust to the changes. One fantastic example is of this guy who said he accidentally played a song in the wrong key but his saxophonist just went with it You get it now? P.s. instead of being condescending, you could’ve just said “I don’t know what you mean - can you explain it?” Not many people are like me - most won’t look past rude comments and will just ignore or try to retaliate against you. Think of it this way - if I said “1+1=2” and you tried making fun of my math skills, I’d try to explain to you what I meant because I’d think “hey, this guy doesn’t know 1 and 1 make 2” If you knew 1 and 1 make 2, then the question would be: why do you want to portray yourself so poorly? Why so intent on harassing someone else? Remember: when you try to diminish others, you dig a hole for yourself.
brilliant playlist here. Bebop is easily my favourite genre of music, it just sounds like it's own language, I love listening and deciphering these melodies.
The purpose of bebop was to expand the creative possibilities of jazz beyond the popular, dance-oriented swing music-style with a new "musician's music" that was not danceable and demanded close listening. Since bebop was not intended for dancing, it would enable the musicians to play at faster tempos.
My first jazz vinyl jazz album called Ornithology by a guy called Charlie Parker - bought it in Woolworths in East London - the jazz writers kept going on about him - that was 1964 - still have it to this day - phrases that end with be-bop still make me feel good!
De muziek waardoor ik in de jaren '50 de jazz heb leren kennen. The music that introduced me to jazz in the 1950s. La música que me introdujo al jazz en la década de 1950.
Thank you so much for this upload 🌻 There are not too many things in my troubled add-esk walk of life that soothe my ruddy synapses; easily overloaded and tired as sh*t all the time. Old jazz worx, as well as dito blues, ska, folk etc. Most of my earthly belongings are old, vintage and antique as well.. Guess I am an old soul and this is much needed nectar for it, Thx and Cheers 🦥🥃
No "Things To Come" or "Manteca" by Dizzy? They are stone-cold classics. Otherwise a very good selection of be-bop gems. Good to see the late great Fats Navarro included in the list.
It's too bad - I mean, that the black music of this era got so exploited. But it got terribly exploited and ripped off in those days, mostly due to the racist music reviews, like-minded music "teachers", and club owners and producers. Feel sorry for ALL the musicians back then for the culture pitted one against the other. I'm sure this still exists in the business to some extent, but I'm old now, so I dont keep up. Lol. Final thought is- one day the struggles and negatives involved will be nothing but a thing of the past, and perhaps that's when the music from this period will be listened to, taught, and honored on the same level as what are called classical styles of music. Who knows? Though it has gained its due respect in some academic circles, it's still a pretty much unknown commodity for a vast swath of the population. Christ, they know more about this music in Norway then we do here.
Although there's s good explanation about what is Bebop. There are a couple of selections on this list that I would not consider as being bebop. One is "What a difference a day makes" and Monks "Round Midnight". This is just my opinion and it is not meant to provoke discussion. I love the collection. Bird lives!
@@rafanifischer3152 thank you! If it's not too much trouble, could you share some example of sung bebop? I've already done my googling, but so far I know lots of names, but it doesn't mean, that whatever they performed was always bebop. And also, probably, scatting also doesn't necessarily mean it's bebop, or does it?
@@IriAntler Scatting means exactly that. The voice becomes the instrument and improvises a scat. Bebop is not actually sung but some solos are scatted. Ella Fitzgerald is a good example. By the way I love to hear scatting but not every jazz singer is adept at scatting. Scatting is not confined to bebop and you can hear some singers scat to a slow blues.
anyone have advice on how one that does not read music can appreciate some of the finer, more technical elements of Jazz like 'tones, microtones", all of these terms ya'll using?
I think many of us are here because of that show. I'm usually a metal listener but thanks to Cowboy Bebop I found an appreciation for this style of music as well.
I can´t find the 3. under the name of Miles Davis, but the Artist Chet Baker has a Song with that name. Maybe there was a Mistake? Just wanted to point that out. :)
well--there isn't a tune tht i know of called Chetstones ! But what they had in common was that Charlie surprised people by choosong to play with them. I think tht that was for their incipient lyricism ~ ~ ~~ ?
Bebop was a Black music. It was a music by Black musicians who wanted to get away from any kind of hint of minstrelsy. There was no smiling, laughing, grinning, or dancing. It wasn’t entertaining. The cats who pioneered bebop like Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Thelonious Monk, Kenny Clarke and Max Roach wanted to be artists just like Stravinsky.
Christmas music, holidays music, music while cooking... The description by the channel is stupid. If you call this vintage music, why posting it in 2015? But its cool if people who dont know anything about jazz came here.
No idea what you mean .... all of our repertoire was originally recorded in the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s. Nothing we remaster would be past 1963 due to copyright laws. Pre 1920 is generally referred to as 'antique' and previous ; 'retro' is something that's outdated and went out of style ; our music is definitely 'vintage' ie from a previous era. Glad you've come here to listen - try some more albums, Bebop is a tricky one to start with.
Thank you for sharing music that has good and noble purposes, like to uplift and inspire people. I also enjoy music that simply wants to comfort and soothe people. However, I will never be a fan of or condone music that promotes violence against women. I will never be a fan of music that degrades women. From a moral perspective, I will never be a fan of music with lyrics in favor of the lowest and worst lifestyles. Popular music influences young minds, and encouraging children to seek vice instead of virtue is irresponsible. I will continue to attack such poison and object to its cultural acceptance. I do not care who produces it or what names it hides under; to me, it is worse than garbage. Trying to protect this trash as some advanced or stylistic innovation is like getting children to take poison to broaden their knowledge of cuisine. Love music enough to defend it from the fakes.
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1. 00:00:00 Charlie Parker Blue Bird
2. 00:02:54 Dizzy Gillespie Anthropology
3. 00:05:34 Miles Davis All-Stars Milestones
4. 00:08:12 Tadd Dameron The Squirrel
5. 00:11:14 Charlie Parker Ah-Leu-Cha
6. 00:14:10 Bud Powell Bouncing With Bud
7. 00:17:15 Dizzy Gillespie Salt Peanuts
8. 00:20:34 Charlie Parker Billie's Bounce
9. 00:23:46 Red Norvo Bop!
10. 00:26:50 Miles Davis Venus De Milo
11. 00:30:02 Tadd Dameron Symphonette
12. 00:33:11 Wardell Gray Twisted
13. 00:36:41 Dizzy Gillespie A Night In Tunisia
14. 00:39:48 Charlie Parker Bird's Nest
15. 00:42:33 Sarah Vaughan What A Diff'rence A Day Made
16. 00:45:23 Django Reinhardt Babik
17. 00:48:11 Dizzy Gillespie Oop Bop Sh'bam
18. 00:51:14 Thelonious Monk 'Round About Midnight
19. 00:54:25 Charlie Parker Donna Lee
20. 00:57:00 Dizzy Gillespie 52nd Street Theme
21. 01:00:06 Tadd Dameron What's New
22. 01:03:09 Miles Davis Budo
23. 01:05:45 Charlie Parker Scrapple From The Apple
24. 01:08:42 Fats Navarro Goin To Minton's
25. 01:11:35 Dizzy Gillespie Groovin' High
26. 01:14:17 Charlie Parker Constellation
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Number 21 should show Billie Holiday as singer.
@@rafanifischer3152 No, it's not Billie Holiday - the vocalist is actually Kay Penton, recorded in 1949.
@@PastPerfectVintageMusic Thanks. Sure fooled me.
Nothing like Billie Holiday!
So cool to Django Reinhardt's 'Babik' here! He often gets left out of his place as a true Be-bop innovator.
Hey, Cowboy, you don't gotta carry that weight through here. Woolong troubles? Haunted pasts? Lost lovers? Ah, just kick your feet up and relax a spell. No bounties this side of the Asteroids, so there's nothing better to do than just enjoy the music for a bit. I mean it, some of these old bebop songs really _bang,_ even 130 years on...
Jesse wtf are you talking about we got to cook
see you in the next episode, space cowboy....
See you space cowboy...
Truth. Good for painting to, as recommended by Basquiat.
You gonna listen to the music or just use it’s aesthetics????
Thank God these musicians moved past the swing "day job" and explored their true talent...
Best soundtrack to read Corso, Ferlinghetti, Kerouac and Ginsberg
Nice to find a kindred spirit here!
Came here while reading Howl to hear some bop and now looking for 1930s German jazz
Got the order wrong. Should be K, G, F, and then maybe C. Maybe. And lots of scribblers left of that list. And anyway long live Maynard G. Krebs and Thelonious!
Yes, indeed
Or contemplate Jackson Pollock, Franz Kline or Aaron Siskind. After the war a sea change in aesthetic paradigm.
Miss this so much! Worked at Murphy's Law (Jazz bar) in The Hague, moved to the far North of Sweden about 14 years ago and haven't been able to find any good live jazz since. Listening to this.. just.. "ahhhhhh...." *smile*
"Murphy's Law "??
Not gonna lie that's an awesome bar name.
I love bebop it can get so crazy especially when it ventures into the realm of microtonality. the bass does it all the time.
I can dig where you're grooving from.
The ease in which pros make the art of making shit up as you go along makes this a lot harder to appreciate.
When someone said “they’re making it up as they go” it just opened my eyes to it
Wait for real this isn't pre-written?
@@terry2295 I had time to think about what I wrote - looked at it - then pressed enter.
Good jazz - they’re not playing off of sheet music, they’re using their experience to determine what the next note is and adjust to the changes.
One fantastic example is of this guy who said he accidentally played a song in the wrong key but his saxophonist just went with it
You get it now?
P.s. instead of being condescending, you could’ve just said “I don’t know what you mean - can you explain it?” Not many people are like me - most won’t look past rude comments and will just ignore or try to retaliate against you.
Think of it this way - if I said “1+1=2” and you tried making fun of my math skills, I’d try to explain to you what I meant because I’d think “hey, this guy doesn’t know 1 and 1 make 2”
If you knew 1 and 1 make 2, then the question would be: why do you want to portray yourself so poorly? Why so intent on harassing someone else?
Remember: when you try to diminish others, you dig a hole for yourself.
brilliant playlist here. Bebop is easily my favourite genre of music, it just sounds like it's own language, I love listening and deciphering these melodies.
Listing while reading Kerouac's
On the road
I see you are a men of culture...
Chen Xi i try
wtf? why are you reading while listening to jazz while driving?!
*insert Badum Tsss*
Listen to Jack recite 'Railroad Earth' on here.
fun fact: in real life, this is bees favorite music
@LentzisW _beebop_
Fun fact: bees don't like music at all. Some TH-camr actually tried it
I'll say it again in the comments but..
Ya like jazz?
The purpose of bebop was to expand the creative possibilities of jazz beyond the popular, dance-oriented swing music-style with a new "musician's music" that was not danceable and demanded close listening. Since bebop was not intended for dancing, it would enable the musicians to play at faster tempos.
Great music!!! I also love the smiling caricature. Shades and a trumpet = just so cool 😆😆😆
Who is that man ?
But no beret!
My first jazz vinyl jazz album called Ornithology by a guy called Charlie Parker - bought it in Woolworths in East London - the jazz writers kept going on about him - that was 1964 - still have it to this day - phrases that end with be-bop still make me feel good!
even the sad ballads are groovy, dig this the most
thankyou Bebop brushes the world off my shoulders
De muziek waardoor ik in de jaren '50 de jazz heb leren kennen. The music that introduced me to jazz in the 1950s. La música que me introdujo al jazz en la década de 1950.
la musique où j'ai fait la connaissance le jazz dans les années '50...
17:15 Salt peanuts salt peanuts!
ikr?! XD When I listened to this song for the first time on CD, I couldn´t hold myself! XD
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18:03
Thank you so much for this upload 🌻 There are not too many things in my troubled add-esk walk of life that soothe my ruddy synapses; easily overloaded and tired as sh*t all the time.
Old jazz worx, as well as dito blues, ska, folk etc. Most of my earthly belongings are old, vintage and antique as well.. Guess I am an old soul and this is much needed nectar for it, Thx and Cheers 🦥🥃
Ain't been no improvement since about 1965,except maybe Jiminy hendrix- maybe
Dear old-fashioned style..❤️
I've been grooving to all your music since Sunday night! Thank you for the best soundtrack to my days off!
00:17:15 Dizzy Gillespie Salt Peanuts
00:39:48 Charlie Parker Bird's Nest
00:45:23 Django Reinhardt Babik
Oh the cover image is so fascinating
ey des is sooo geil nee gelle marianne? och gottchen mein martin feiert es so sehr jeden tägle ich liebs ganz dolle LG und tschau kakao deine geli
:)
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Great Jazz Soundscapings...Masters !...
so wonderful thank you so much for this upload god bless you
Le tune and cover art match so well
My teacher send me the Link to this and said that I have to hear this while i am making my Homework.
What is your homework? uwu
@@CyberDarkImpact44 I had to explain and describe Bebop.
@@ErstMalTeee I’m legit doing the same thing
@@rolaflixproductions3935 yoooo same
I feel like I'm in the "Thomas Is Going To Die" podcast, amazing!
GRACIAS A QUIEN HAYA SUBIDO ESTE GRAN DISCO CON INTÉRPRETES DE LUJO.
Бибоп - стиль выдающихся джазменов 50х годов. Это стиль Паркера, Гиллеспи, Майлза и многих других славных новаторов американской музыки...
¡Qué hermoso! La verdad que esta música nunca me va a aburrir -¡¿Aburrirse con eso?! ¡Ni loco!-.
Gracias por compartir.
facts bro
They work, which become a genre itself, will be know as...
Cowboy Bebop!!
Hey are you from Brazil?
@@lucasoreidopunho3556 sim
@@joshyu7239 Caraca é meio raro encontrar um BR em vídeos gringos kkk principalmente em um vídeo de músicas tão antigas.
See you, space cowboy.
No "Things To Come" or "Manteca" by Dizzy? They are stone-cold classics. Otherwise a very good selection of be-bop gems.
Good to see the late great Fats Navarro included in the list.
Beautiful!
wish more people listened to good music :) So happy to find this collection. Tadd Dameron just KNOWS my soul ...sigh
why do you care what others listen to...just do you
Hmmm Lala sweet Black American music.
It's too bad - I mean, that the black music of this era got so exploited. But it got terribly exploited and ripped off in those days, mostly due to the racist music reviews, like-minded music "teachers", and club owners and producers. Feel sorry for ALL the musicians back then for the culture pitted one against the other. I'm sure this still exists in the business to some extent, but I'm old now, so I dont keep up. Lol. Final thought is- one day the struggles and negatives involved will be nothing but a thing of the past, and perhaps that's when the music from this period will be listened to, taught, and honored on the same level as what are called classical styles of music. Who knows? Though it has gained its due respect in some academic circles, it's still a pretty much unknown commodity for a vast swath of the population. Christ, they know more about this music in Norway then we do here.
Good luck Kerouac!
Classic post war energy jazz we know as bebop.
Ahhh bebOp
wish I continued studying theory to better understand and appreciate bebop
🎷❤️ thanks !!!
Love it. Thanks!
prelijepo nice
Nice & Perfect!
See you in Space Cowboy 🤠
Is it true that as people grow older they appreciate jazz more? Let's find out, I'm 25th as I post
How much do you enjoy it now?
I’m 17 so🤝🤝
I'm 17 so that sounds like an interesting expiriment.
Oh, interesting question. I'm 18.
It is. I will turn 25 next month on 17th.
Round Midnight played Monk = transcendence
Cow-boy Bebop led me here
same...kinda
Pen and teller for me
Me too xD
Me 3....thanx space cowboy 😎🎵🎼🎷
Didn't knew it was name after jazz genre until I search it up, what does bebop means XD
Although there's s good explanation about what is Bebop. There are a couple of selections on this list that I would not consider as being bebop. One is "What a difference a day makes" and Monks "Round Midnight". This is just my opinion and it is not meant to provoke discussion. I love the collection. Bird lives!
Would you mind explaining why and what you would call those then? Asking for educational purposes and my jazz history class :)
@@IriAntler"What a difference a day makes" is a standard. Round Midnight is cool jazz.
@@rafanifischer3152 thank you! If it's not too much trouble, could you share some example of sung bebop? I've already done my googling, but so far I know lots of names, but it doesn't mean, that whatever they performed was always bebop. And also, probably, scatting also doesn't necessarily mean it's bebop, or does it?
@@IriAntler Scatting means exactly that. The voice becomes the instrument and improvises a scat. Bebop is not actually sung but some solos are scatted. Ella Fitzgerald is a good example. By the way I love to hear scatting but not every jazz singer is adept at scatting. Scatting is not confined to bebop and you can hear some singers scat to a slow blues.
Beautiful 🤩
See you space cowboy…
A monkey wrench tossed into” Swing “…Oh happy Day” # Thank God for Monroe’s,
, Smalls Paradise ,Apollo Theater in my home neighborhood….Harlem Ny
7:00 It's just ALMOST the lick
ı respect you,kerouac
Luuuuuuuuuuvvvv it! Thank you for posting it
excelente sin mas qe decir
Modules led me here 😪🙂
Nice selection, thanks!
Love this
Un Grand Moment .
Merci pour le Partage. 😃
See you space cowboy...
Ah! Bebop
I love it! Very well done.
Charlie Brown ans Snoopy
anyone have advice on how one that does not read music can appreciate some of the finer, more technical elements of Jazz like 'tones, microtones",
all of these terms ya'll using?
they are sometimes playing a little off the true note or combining close notes to achieve an effect of creating a note in between the two notes
@@noklarok crazy...
Cant wait to listen. Thnks.
Nice !!!
💥🔥
👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹👏👏👏💐💐💐❤❤❤
i am coming here to know more about bebop then of research a little about the song Tank! of Yoko Kanno 👁️
A night in Tunisia
Holy songs!
Ok, i admit Cowboy Bebop brought me here
I think many of us are here because of that show.
I'm usually a metal listener but thanks to Cowboy Bebop I found an appreciation for this style of music as well.
i was listening to this at 1.25x and dindt notice until 17:15 where it got ridiculously fast lol
That makes it sound like Bebop from the 60's.
sebastian brought me here.
ATCQ it reminded him of bebop
LONG LİVE, KEROUAC
I'm 72. This was a bit before I became reasonably conscious. Still, it's oddly attractive...
The trick is to play the piano like it's not a piano.
Ya like jazz??
But real question.
Would the song "I wanna be like you" from the jungle book be considered bebop jazz?
I am new to this genre but I'd say maybe?
I believe that would be more "scat" style ...?
Love that song, and every cover version I've heard, including Los Lobos as well as Fallout Boy.
Who's blowing the guitar lines on #2? Joe?
Bill De Arango
I can´t find the 3. under the name of Miles Davis, but the Artist Chet Baker has a Song with that name. Maybe there was a Mistake? Just wanted to point that out. :)
Does the track listing below help? Thanks ...........
1. 00:00:00 Charlie Parker Blue Bird
2. 00:02:54 Dizzy Gillespie Anthropology
3. 00:05:34 Miles Davis Milestones
4. 00:08:12 Tadd Dameron The Squirrel
5. 00:11:14 Charlie Parker Ah-Leu-Cha
6. 00:14:10 Bud Powell Bouncing With Bud
7. 00:17:15 Dizzy Gillespie Salt Peanuts
8. 00:20:34 Charlie Parker Billie's Bounce
9. 00:23:46 Red Norvo Bop!
10. 00:26:50 Miles Davis Venus De Milo
11. 00:30:02 Tadd Dameron Symphonette
12. 00:33:11 Wardell Gray Twisted
13. 00:36:41 Dizzy Gillespie A Night In Tunisia
14. 00:39:48 Charlie Parker Bird's Nest
15. 00:42:33 Sarah Vaughan What A Diff'rence A Day Made
16. 00:45:23 Django Reinhardt Babik
17. 00:48:11 Dizzy Gillespie Oop Bop Sh'bam
18. 00:51:14 Thelonious Monk 'Round About Midnight
19. 00:54:25 Charlie Parker Donna Lee
20. 00:57:00 Dizzy Gillespie 52nd Street Theme
21. 01:00:06 Tadd Dameron What's New
22. 01:03:09 Miles Davis Budo
23. 01:05:45 Charlie Parker Scrapple From The Apple
24. 01:08:42 Fats Navarro Goin To Minton's
25. 01:11:35 Dizzy Gillespie Groovin' High
26. 01:14:17 Charlie Parker Constellation
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Superb choices!!
well--there isn't a tune tht i know of called Chetstones ! But what they had in common was that Charlie surprised people by choosong to play with them. I think tht that was for their incipient lyricism ~ ~ ~~ ?
No cab calloway???
Not here .. but on Jazz Age, Perfect Swing, Perfect Jazz, Dance Crazy. Thanks for listening.
Is it Coltrane playing tenor in Night in Tunisia with Diz?
It's Don Byas ... and Milt Jackson on vibes
I just don't know how to dance to bebop
It seems really hard to dance to but keep trying bro.
What is going on with all of the Cowboy comments, im terribly confused. Am I out of the loop on something?
Track 15 - Perfect Bebop = You've got to be joking !!!
That's one of the best songs in here...
Whatever happens….happens
17:15
Cowboy bebop
3, 2, 1, let's jam
See you space cowboy
you're gonna carry that weight
Meddle guys
Bebop was a Black music. It was a music by Black musicians who wanted to get away from any kind of hint of minstrelsy.
There was no smiling, laughing, grinning, or dancing. It wasn’t entertaining. The cats who pioneered bebop like Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Thelonious Monk, Kenny Clarke and Max Roach wanted to be artists just like Stravinsky.
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"What's New" is not bop. It's swing from the 1930's.
Why so many fucking ads?
Christmas music, holidays music, music while cooking... The description by the channel is stupid. If you call this vintage music, why posting it in 2015? But its cool if people who dont know anything about jazz came here.
No idea what you mean .... all of our repertoire was originally recorded in the 1920s, 30s, 40s, 50s. Nothing we remaster would be past 1963 due to copyright laws. Pre 1920 is generally referred to as 'antique' and previous ; 'retro' is something that's outdated and went out of style ; our music is definitely 'vintage' ie from a previous era. Glad you've come here to listen - try some more albums, Bebop is a tricky one to start with.
Thank you for sharing music that has good and noble purposes, like to uplift and inspire people. I also enjoy music that simply wants to comfort and soothe people. However, I will never be a fan of or condone music that promotes violence against women. I will never be a fan of music that degrades women. From a moral perspective, I will never be a fan of music with lyrics in favor of the lowest and worst lifestyles. Popular music influences young minds, and encouraging children to seek vice instead of virtue is irresponsible. I will continue to attack such poison and object to its cultural acceptance. I do not care who produces it or what names it hides under; to me, it is worse than garbage. Trying to protect this trash as some advanced or stylistic innovation is like getting children to take poison to broaden their knowledge of cuisine. Love music enough to defend it from the fakes.
Tomás va a morir
buuu