Singer: Charlie Parker
Title: Rappin' With Bird
Label: Meexa Discox ‎– MEEXA 1776, La Mere D'Oiseau Disques ‎– MEEXA 1776
Type: Vinyl, LP
Country: US
Date of released: 1970
Category: Jazz
Style: Bop
Size MP3 zip: 1297 mb
Size FLAC zip: 1805 mb
Rating: 4.8✭
Format: MP3 VOX AUD FLAC AU AAC MPC AAC FLAC

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	–Charlie Parker	Our Bird Speaks Voice – Chan Parker, Charlie Parker, John Maher , Marshall Stearns*
A2	–Dizzy Gillespie's Rebop Six	Salt Peanuts Composed By – Dizzy Gillespie
A3	–Charlie Parker With Strings	Rocker Composed By – Gerry Mulligan
A4	–Charlie Parker With Strings	Jumping With Symphony Sid Composed By – Lester Young
B1	–Charlie Parker All Stars*	Chasing The Bird Composed By – Charlie Parker
B2	–Charlie Parker All Stars*	Out Of Nowhere Composed By – Johnny Green
B3	–Charlie Parker All Stars*	How High The Moon Composed By – Morgan Lewis
B4	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	Embraceable You Composed By – George Gershwin
B5	–The Charlie Parker Quintet	Little Willie Leaps/52nd Street Theme Composed By – Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk

Notes

A1: Private recording of interview with Marshall Stearns, John Maher. Chan Parker also speaks. Probably recorded May 1st, 1950, NYC.

A2: Dizzy Gillespie (trumpet, vocals) Charlie Parker (alto saxophone, vocals) Lucky Thompson (tenor saxophone) Milt Jackson (vibraphone) Al Haig (piano) Ray Brown (bass) Stan Levey (drums).
WEAF radio broadcast, "Billy Berg's Supper Club", Hollywood, CA, January 24, 1946.

A3-4: Charlie Parker (alto saxophone) possibly Walter Bishop Jr. (piano) possibly Teddy Kotick (bass) possibly Roy Haynes (drums) unidentified oboe and strings.
Recorded at "Birdland", NYC, March 22, 1951.

B1-3: Charlie Parker (alto saxophone); Miles Davis (trumpet); Al Haig (piano); Tommy Potter (bass); Max Roach (drums); Symphony Sid Torin (announcer).
Recorded at "Royal Roost", NYC, December 18, 1948

B4-5: Charlie Parker (alto saxophone); Fats Navarro (trumpet); Bud Powell (piano), Curley Russell (bass), Art Blakey (drums) Chubby Newsome (vocals on 'Embraceable You'). Recorded at "Birdland", NYC, June 30, 1950 (or May 15 or 17, 1950?).

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"Meexa Discox (or 'Meexa Diseox'?)
North Dearborn, Chicago"

More than likely produced by Boris Rose, East 10th Street, New York City.