Cafe Bohemia
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Set 1Soft Winds
The Theme
Minor's Holiday
Alone Together
Avila and Tequila
What's New
Sportin' Crowd
Like Someone in Love
The Theme
Minor's Holiday
Alone Together
Avila and Tequila
What's New
Sportin' Crowd
Like Someone in Love
CommentThis a compilation of tracks from two OFFICIAL releases, Art Blakey - At the Cafe Bohemia, Volumes 1 & 2.
Set 1Jump Monk
Serenade in Blue
Percussion Discussion
Work Song
Septemberly
All the Things You C #1
Jump Monk
All The Things You C #2
Serenade in Blue
Percussion Discussion
Work Song
Septemberly
All the Things You C #1
Jump Monk
All The Things You C #2
CommentNote that this is an authorized Mingus release and is available on Original Jazz Classics. Before trading Mingus, appease Sue by checking
<A HREF="http://www.mingusmingusmingus.com/disco/legitdisc.html">here</A>.
<A HREF="http://www.mingusmingusmingus.com/disco/legitdisc.html">here</A>.
Set 1Radio introduction
Confirmation (announced as “Purple Heart”)
Announcement by Charles Mingus
Bohemia
Closing announcement by Charles Mingus
Confirmation (announced as “Purple Heart”)
Announcement by Charles Mingus
Bohemia
Closing announcement by Charles Mingus
CommentBill Hardman (tp), Jackie McLean (as), Mal Waldron (p), Charles Mingus (b), Al Drears or Willie Jones (d)
Set 1Theme and Introduction
Well, You Needn't
It Never Entered My Mind
Well, You Needn't
It Never Entered My Mind
Set 2
Set 3
CommentMiles Davis (tp); John Coltrane (ts); Red Garland (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)
Set 1Gal In Calico
Stablemates
How Am I To Know (incomplete)
Stablemates
How Am I To Know (incomplete)
Set 2
Set 3
CommentMiles Davis (tp); John Coltrane (ts); Red Garland (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)
Set 1I Feel a Song Comin' On
Daahoud//Announcer radio
Daahoud//Announcer radio
CommentMax Roach- d
Sonny Rollins- ts
Kenny Dorham- tp
George Morrow- b
Unknown piano
Sonny Rollins- ts
Kenny Dorham- tp
George Morrow- b
Unknown piano
Set 1I Fell A Song Comin' On
Daahoud > radio announcer
Daahoud > radio announcer
CommentMax Roach - d
Sonny Rollins - ts
Kenny Dorham - tp
George Morrow - b
unknown - piano
Sonny Rollins - ts
Kenny Dorham - tp
George Morrow - b
unknown - piano
Set 1The Theme
Woody'n You
Walkin'
All Of You (incomplete)
Woody'n You
Walkin'
All Of You (incomplete)
Set 2
Set 3
CommentMiles Davis (tp); John Coltrane (ts); Red Garland (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d)
Set 1Four
Bye Bye Blackbird(Henderson - Dixon)
It Never Entered My Mind (Rodgers - Hart)
Bye Bye Blackbird(Henderson - Dixon)
It Never Entered My Mind (Rodgers - Hart)
CommentMiles Davis (tpt); Sonny Rollins (ts); William "Red" Garland (p);
Paul Chambers (b); Arthur Taylor (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Paul Chambers (b); Arthur Taylor (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Set 1Dear Old Stockholm (traditional)
Bags' Groove (incomplete) (M. Jackson)
Bags' Groove (incomplete) (M. Jackson)
CommentMiles Davis (tpt); Sonny Rollins (ts); William "Red" Garland (p);
Paul Chambers (b); Arthur Taylor (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Paul Chambers (b); Arthur Taylor (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Set 1Bye Bye Blackbird (Henderson - Dixon)
Tune Up (incomplete)
Tune Up (incomplete)
CommentMiles Davis (tpt); Sonny Rollins (ts); William "Red" Garland (p);
Paul Chambers (b); Arthur Taylor (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Paul Chambers (b); Arthur Taylor (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Set 1I’ll Remember April
Miss Jackie’s Delight
Jubilation
What’s New
Spectacular
Miss Jackie’s Delight
Jubilation
What’s New
Spectacular
CommentCannonball Adderley: Alto Sax
Nat Adderley: Cornet
Junior Mance: Piano
Sam Jones: Bass
Jimmy Cobb: Drums
Nat Adderley: Cornet
Junior Mance: Piano
Sam Jones: Bass
Jimmy Cobb: Drums
Set 1Laura
Jump Monk
Jump Monk
CommentClarence Shaw (tp), Shafi Hadi (ts), Jimmy Knepper (tb), Mal Waldron (p), Charles Mingus (b), Dannie Richmond (d)
Note: Some discographies have this as August 1956 with different personnel. My source, which is very reliable on Mingus, says this is a live recording of the ’57 band. The trombonist is definitely Knepper.
Note: Some discographies have this as August 1956 with different personnel. My source, which is very reliable on Mingus, says this is a live recording of the ’57 band. The trombonist is definitely Knepper.
Set 1Confirmation
Just Bohemia/Intro
What Is This Thing Called Love?
Just Bohemia/Intro
What Is This Thing Called Love?
Set 2
Set 3
CommentCharles Mingus - bass
Jackie McLean - alto sax
Donald Byrd, Bill Hardman or Clarence Shaw - trumpet
Phineas Newborn - piano on What´s This Thing Called Love
unidentified piano player on the first two tracks
unidentified guitar player
Dannie Richmond - drums
Jackie McLean - alto sax
Donald Byrd, Bill Hardman or Clarence Shaw - trumpet
Phineas Newborn - piano on What´s This Thing Called Love
unidentified piano player on the first two tracks
unidentified guitar player
Dannie Richmond - drums
Set 1THE JIMMY GIUFFRE 3
with Jim Hall and Bob Brookmeyer
Live at the Caf? Bohemia, NYC 1958
live at the caf? bohemia, nyc 26 april 1958
1 introduction 00:32
2 unknown tune 01:05
3 California, Here I Come 02:38
4 The Lonely Time 04:03
5 Voodoo 03:53
6 Four Brothers 07:46
with Jim Hall and Bob Brookmeyer
Live at the Caf? Bohemia, NYC 1958
live at the caf? bohemia, nyc 26 april 1958
1 introduction 00:32
2 unknown tune 01:05
3 California, Here I Come 02:38
4 The Lonely Time 04:03
5 Voodoo 03:53
6 Four Brothers 07:46
Set 17 introduction 00:12
8 unknown tune 01:20
9 That's the Way It Is 05:33
10 Crawdad Suite 07:23
11 Pickin' 'em Up and Layin' 'em Down 05:54
8 unknown tune 01:20
9 That's the Way It Is 05:33
10 Crawdad Suite 07:23
11 Pickin' 'em Up and Layin' 'em Down 05:54
Set 1Four (M. Davis)
Bye Bye Blackbird (R. Henderson-M. Dixon)
Walkin' (R. Carpenter)
Two Bass Hit (J. Lewis-D. Gillespie)
Bye Bye Blackbird (R. Henderson-M. Dixon)
Walkin' (R. Carpenter)
Two Bass Hit (J. Lewis-D. Gillespie)
CommentMutual Network radio broadcast
Miles Davis Quintet
Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); Bill Evans (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Miles Davis Quintet
Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); Bill Evans (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Set 1Introduction (Guy Wallace) 0:14
"The controversial Miles Davis... We call him controversial because some people like him, some people don't. We love him, and we're trying to get you to love him, and after you hear him tonight, if you're hearing him for the first time, we know that you will love him."
Four (M. Davis) 4:45
Issued as "Four Plus One More" on Chakra and Black Label.
Bye Bye Blackbird (R. Henderson-M. Dixon) 6:49
Walkin' (R. Carpenter) 6:27
Issued as "Rollin' and Blowin'" on Chakra and Black Label.
Two Bass Hit (J. Lewis-D. Gillespie) 1:37
Incomplete on Yadeon 502 (first 0:48) and on Jazz Band EBCD 2101 (last 1:06). Voiceover 0:45-1:37. Guy Wallace: "That's the one... Miles Davis, Miles Davis and his horn, playing for you from the Caf? Bohemia, 15 Barrow Street in Greenwich Village, Jimmy Garifolo's home of modern jazz. How 'bout the personnel, Don, do you know who was with Miles tonight?" Don Cerulli: "We there's Miles of course on trumpet, and John Coltrane, the very distinctive-sounding tenor sax player, Bill Evans on piano, and if you heard in the last tune, that beautiful arco passage, you knew it was Paul Chambers on bass, and Philly Joe Jones on drums." Wallace: "Thank you very much Don Cerulli, the New York editor of Downbeat, as I'm sure you gathered from that erudite, ah, discussion of who's at the Bohemia. Incidentally, if you wanna get down to the Bohemia some Sunday afternoon, it's a great place to go, wonderful place to go. They have a jazz concert section down there -- you just go in, pay your admission price, and that's all, you don't have to buy anything else."
"The controversial Miles Davis... We call him controversial because some people like him, some people don't. We love him, and we're trying to get you to love him, and after you hear him tonight, if you're hearing him for the first time, we know that you will love him."
Four (M. Davis) 4:45
Issued as "Four Plus One More" on Chakra and Black Label.
Bye Bye Blackbird (R. Henderson-M. Dixon) 6:49
Walkin' (R. Carpenter) 6:27
Issued as "Rollin' and Blowin'" on Chakra and Black Label.
Two Bass Hit (J. Lewis-D. Gillespie) 1:37
Incomplete on Yadeon 502 (first 0:48) and on Jazz Band EBCD 2101 (last 1:06). Voiceover 0:45-1:37. Guy Wallace: "That's the one... Miles Davis, Miles Davis and his horn, playing for you from the Caf? Bohemia, 15 Barrow Street in Greenwich Village, Jimmy Garifolo's home of modern jazz. How 'bout the personnel, Don, do you know who was with Miles tonight?" Don Cerulli: "We there's Miles of course on trumpet, and John Coltrane, the very distinctive-sounding tenor sax player, Bill Evans on piano, and if you heard in the last tune, that beautiful arco passage, you knew it was Paul Chambers on bass, and Philly Joe Jones on drums." Wallace: "Thank you very much Don Cerulli, the New York editor of Downbeat, as I'm sure you gathered from that erudite, ah, discussion of who's at the Bohemia. Incidentally, if you wanna get down to the Bohemia some Sunday afternoon, it's a great place to go, wonderful place to go. They have a jazz concert section down there -- you just go in, pay your admission price, and that's all, you don't have to buy anything else."
CommentMay 17, 1958 (5 items, 19:52)
Caf? Bohemia, New York
Mutual Network radio broadcast
Miles Davis Quintet
Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); Bill Evans (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Caf? Bohemia, New York
Mutual Network radio broadcast
Miles Davis Quintet
Miles Davis (tpt); John Coltrane (ts); Bill Evans (p); Paul Chambers (b); Philly Joe Jones (d); Guy Wallace (ann)
Set 1* Typo, disregard. sorry
* Moderator, please delete
* Moderator, please delete
CommentQuintet
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