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BEBOP AND NOTHINGNESS, VOL. 2
| Artist | Song | |
| Paul Gonsalves (Gettin' Together!, 1960) | Walkin' (R. Carpenter) | |
| Miles Davis All Stars (Walkin', 1954) | Love Me Or Leave Me (W. Donaldson/G. Kahn) | |
| Sonny Rollins (On Impulse!, 1965) | Hold 'em Joe (H. Thomas) | |
| Clark Terry (Cats vs. Chicks, 1954) | Mamblues (C. Terry) | |
| Harold Land (The Fox, 1959) | The Fox (H. Land) | |
| Clifford Brown (The Clifford Brown Quartet In Paris, 1953) | Blue And Brown (C. Brown) | |
| Wes Montgomery (The Incredible Jazz Guitar, 1960) | Four On Six (W. Montgomery) | |
| Chet Baker (Somewhere Over The Rainbow, 1962) | Pent-Up House (S. Rollins) | |
| Jimmy Smith (Groovin' At Smalls' Paradise, 1957) | Slightly Monkish (J. Smith) | |
| Art Pepper (Art Pepper Meets The Rhythm Section, 1957) | Red Pepper Blues (R. Garland) | |
| Charles Mingus (Mingus Ah Um, 1959) | Boogie Stop Shuffle (C. Mingus) | |
| Sonny Stitt (Sonny Stitt Sits In With The Oscar Peterson Trio, 1957) | Scrapple From The Apple (C. Parker) | |
| Tony Scott feat. Sahib Shihab (Tony Scott & Bill Evans, 1957) | The Explorer (T. Scott) | |
| Dexter Gordon (Our Man In Paris, 1963) | Broadway (B. Bird/T. McCrae) | |
Comment:
Another stab at an all-bop mix, although some might quibble with labeling some of these tunes "bop" (the Calypso-ish "Hold `em Joe," for example). Title comes from a jazz book by Francis Davis. Many thanks to Michael (mckbrd) for the Jimmy Smith.Feedback:
nice
I be boppin' to this!
I'd really like to hear more Clifford Brown. The only thing I've got is his album with Sarah Vaughan, which is fantastic, to say the least.
Sweet =)
Groovin at Smalls is the record I end up listening to when I think I want to listen to "A New Sound..A New Star." No flab here. I'm intrigued by Chet Baker playing Pent-Up House.
Smooth!
Bop-i-licious! I love track 14 - Dex is da man.
yet another nice one Edward!!!!!! you're very welcome!
Looking rad as always.
Looks really good, Edward. I have never heard anything by the first artist.
Bop goes the weasel! In other words, be-bop-a lula, this mix is my baby!
Looks great!
Fantastic, as always - like the Mingus pick a lot.
Another great one.
Really beautiful stuff here, from what I recognize.
Edward, I'd love to hear this one...!
Very nice.