- Blue Rhythm Fantasy
- Pluckin' The Bass
- Hot Mallets
- Paradiddle
- Bye Bye Blues
- Cupid's Nightmare
- Jersey Bounce
- Little John Special
- Disorder At The Border
- Opus X
- East Of The Sun (And West Of The Moon)
- I Can't Get Started
- Salt Peanuts
- Be-bop
- Something For You (Max Is Making Wax)
- Empty Bed Blues
- A Night In Tunisia
- Blue 'n' Boogie
- Groovin' High
- Dizzy Atmosphere
- Hot House
- Ko-Ko
- Dizzy Boogie
- Anthropology
- Oop Bop Sh'Bam

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Overview
The Dizzy Gillespie Collection: 1937-46 compiles some of the earliest recordings made by the legendary jazz trumpeter through to his time as a bebop innovator in the mid-'40s. The album includes cuts Gillespie recorded with several big bands during the 1930s, including such acts as Teddy Hill, Cab Calloway, and Lionel Hampton. Elsewhere, we get such bop-era landmarks as Gillespie's recordings with Charlie Parker, Boyd Raeburn, and Slim Gaillard. This is a solid overview of Gillespie's development from swing-era acolyte of Roy Eldridge to modern jazz giant.
Product Details
Release Date: | 10/01/2013 |
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Label: | Fabulous |
UPC: | 0824046035426 |
catalogNumber: | 354 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Dizzy Gillespie Primary Artist,Piano,Trumpet,VocalsBill Doggett Piano
Gene Ammons Tenor Saxophone
Danny Barker Guitar
Chu Berry Tenor Saxophone
Cab Calloway Vocals
Serge Chaloff Baritone Saxophone
Charlie Christian Guitar
Gil Fuller Vocals
Dexter Gordon Tenor Saxophone
Haig Piano
Lionel Hampton Vocals,Vibes
Milt Jackson Vibes
Budd Johnson Baritone Saxophone,Tenor Saxophone
Shelly Manne Drums
Lucky Millinder Leader
Leo Parker Alto Saxophone,Baritone Saxophone
Oscar Pettiford Bass
Max Roach Drums
Tab Smith Alto Saxophone
Slam Stewart Bass
Sonny Stitt Alto Saxophone
Ben Webster Tenor Saxophone
Gerald Wiggins Piano
Johnny Bothwell Alto Saxophone
Ike Carpenter Piano
Cozy Cole Drums
Bill DeArango Guitar
Tyree Glenn Trombone,Vibes
Hal McKusick Alto Saxophone
Benny Morton Trombone
Tommy Potter Bass
Boyd Raeburn Bass Saxophone,Soprano Saxophone,Tenor Saxophone
Aaron Sachs Clarinet
Zutty Singleton Drums
Chuck Wayne Guitar
Joe Wilder Trumpet
Coleman Hawkins Tenor Saxophone
Slim Gaillard Guitar,Piano
Russell Procope Clarinet,Alto Saxophone
Quentin Jackson Trombone
Trummy Young Trombone
Jack McVea Tenor Saxophone
Ray Abrams Tenor Saxophone
Cohn Tenor Saxophone
Sam Allen Piano
Tommy Allison Trumpet
Georgie Auld Tenor Saxophone
Taswell Baird Trombone
Mario Bauzá Trumpet
Bill Beason Drums
Benny Carter Alto Saxophone
Jerry Blake Clarinet,Alto Saxophone
Art Blakey Drums
Benny Booker Bass
Oscar Lee Bradley Drums
Joe Britton Trombone
Gail Brockman Trumpet
Ray Brown Bass
Bam Brown Bass
Don Byas Tenor Saxophone
Big Sid Catlett Drums
Kenny Clarke Drums
Alfred Cobbs Trombone
Shad Collins Trumpet
Leon Comegys Trombone
Bill Dillard Trumpet
Allen Durham Trombone
Nick Fenton Bass
Stan Fishelson Trumpet
Panama Francis Drums
Bill Frazier Alto Saxophone
Benny Harris Trumpet
Clyde Hart Piano
Boonie Hazel Trumpet
J.C. Heard Drums
Teddy Hill Tenor Saxophone
Milt Hinton Bass
Hite Alto Saxophone,Vocals
Roger Hurd Tenor Saxophone
Hilton Jefferson Alto Saxophone
Keg Johnson Trombone
Claude Jones Trombone
Steve Jordan Guitar
Jack Lesberg Bass
John Malachi Piano
Dodo Marmarosa Piano
Shorty McConnell Trumpet
Joe Megro Tenor Saxophone
Frank Paparelli Piano
Charlie Parker Alto Saxophone
Frank Pasley Guitar
Benny Payne Piano
Ernest Purce Baritone Saxophone
Curly Russell Bass
Sarah Vaughan Vocals
William Scott Trumpet
Stafford Simon Tenor Saxophone
Floyd Turnham Alto Saxophone
Gerald Valentine Trombone
Connie Wainwright Guitar
Dicky Wells Trombone
Priest Wheeler Trombone
Walter Williams Trumpet
Ollie Wilson Trombone
George Stevenson Trombone
Andrew Brown Clarinet,Alto Saxophone,Baritone Saxophone
Lammar Wright Trumpet
Remo Palmieri Guitar
Murray Shipinski Bass
Trevor Bacon Guitar,Vocals
Walter Wheeler Tenor Saxophone
Nelson Bryant Trumpet
Howard E. Johnson Alto Saxophone
Leonard Lowry Alto Saxophone
Rubberlegs Williams Vocals
Walter Robertson Trombone,Trumpet
Billy Bowen Alto Saxophone
John Brown Baritone Saxophone
Howard Scott Trombone
Morey Field Drums
John Jackson Alto Saxophone
Robert Carroll Tenor Saxophone
Ed Vanderveer Trumpet
Bernie Payne Piano
Que Martyn Tenor Saxophone
Richard Fullbright Bass
Chippy Outcalt Trombone
John Smith Guitar
Dave Young Tenor Saxophone
Vic Coulsen Trumpet
Chauncey Haughton Clarinet,Alto Saxophone
Jack Carman Trombone
Technical Credits
Tiny Bradshaw ComposerCab Calloway Director
Tadd Dameron Composer
Roy Eldridge Composer
Gil Fuller Arranger,Composer
Dizzy Gillespie Arranger,Composer
Lionel Hampton Composer
Lucky Millinder Composer
Oscar Pettiford Composer
Tab Smith Arranger
Ralph Burns Arranger
Cozy Cole Composer
Andy Gibson Arranger
Don Redman Arranger
George Williams Arranger
Vernon Duke Composer
Coleman Hawkins Composer
Slim Gaillard Composer
David Bennett Composer
Benny Carter Arranger
Duke Ellington Composer
Ira Gershwin Composer
Eddie Johnson Composer
Milt Kleeb Arranger
John Malachi Arranger,Composer
Frank Paparelli Composer
Charlie Parker Composer
Bobby Plater Composer
Chappie Willett Composer
Chauncey Gray Composer
Edgar Battle Arranger
Bert Lown Composer
Buster Harding Arranger
Alice Roberts Composer
Brooks Bowman Composer
Frederick Hamm Composer
Robert Wright Composer
George Melanchrino Arranger
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