The Bill Jennings - Leo Parker Quintet - Billy In The Lion's Den flac album

Billy in the Lion's Den is an album by guitarist Bill Jennings and saxophonist Leo Parker recorded in Cincinnati in 1954 and released on the King label. All compositions by Bill Jennings and Leo Parker except where noted. Piccadilly Circus" (Bill Davis) – 2:01. May I?" (Harry Revel, Mack Gordon) – 2:53. Billy in the Lion's Den" – 2:54. Sweet and Lovely" (Gus Arnheim, Charles N. Daniels, Harry Tobias) – 3:35. There Will Never Be Another You" (Harry Warren, Gordon) – 2:53.

Bill Jennings-Leo Parker Quintet. Leo Parker chronology. Billy in the Lion's Den (1957). Let Me Tell You 'Bout It (1961). In the 1950s, Parker had problems with drug abuse, which interfered with his recording career. He made two comeback records for Blue Note in 1961, but the following year he died of a heart attack. He was 36. Let Me Tell You 'Bout It. Let Me Tell You 'Bout It is the debut album by American jazz saxophonist Leo Parker featuring performances recorded and released by the Blue Note label in 1961. The CD reissue features two bonus tracks from the same session.

Bill Jennings- Leo Parker Quintet "Billy in the Lion's Den" (1956) 1- Picadilly Circus 2- May I 3- Billy In The Lion's Den 4- Sweet And Lovely 5- There Will. 25 October 2015 ·. Here's a nice video tutorial on Bill's arrangement of "What's New". com/watch?v 3LJ0PFjvG5c.

Horace Silver, The Cape Verdean Blues, Blue Note 4220. This looks to be an original mono pressing with the ear and the Van Gelder in the deadwax, although there is no close-up picture of the label to tell. Anyone out there have an explanation? Not that it’s not an excellent record, but it’s never been one of those that has garnered high prices.

395-527 - Billy in the Lion's Den - Billy Jennings & Leo Parker Quartet Picadilly Circus/May I/Billy In The Lion's Den/Sweet And Lovely/There Will Never Be Another You/Stuffy/Just You Just Me/Down To Earth/What'll I Do/Fine And Dandy/Get Hot/Solitude. 395-528 - After Hours - Various Artists This proved to be a very popular compilation. I Though About You/I'm Glad There Is You/Thou house Serenade/And There You Are//The Sky Is Crying/You Make Me Feel So Young/I'm Making Believe/Baltimore Oriole/You Stepped Out Of A Dream/Necessity.

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Bill Jennings, Leo Parker - Billy in the Lion's Den 02:55. Bill Jennings, Leo Parker - May I? 02:54. Bill Jennings, Leo Parker Quintet - What Will I Do? 03:49. All songs from The Very Best Of. Bill Jennings - Architect of Soul Jazz Bill Jennings. The Complete Early Recordings 1951-1957, 2014. Just You, Just Me 02:48. All songs from Architect of Soul Jazz Bill Jennings. The Complete Early Recordings 1951-1957. Charlie Parker - Swing Brothers, 2018. All songs from Swing Brothers. Charlie Parker - Cuban Holiday, 2018.

Anyone discovering Leo Parker now for the first time is in for a big treat. Track Listing: Glad Lad; Blue Leo; Let Me Tell You 'Bout It; Vi; Parker's Pals; Low Brown; TCTB; The Lion's Roar; Low Brown (Long Version). Personnel: Leo Parker: baritone saxophone; John Burks: trumpet; Bill Swindell: tenor saxophone; Yusef Salim: piano; Stan Conover: bass; Purnell Rice: drums. Title: Let Me Tell You 'Bout It Year Released: 2005 Record Label: Blue Note Records.

A3. Rollin' With Leo. A4. Music Hall Beat. Art Direction, Design – Bill Burks (2). Baritone Saxophone – Leo Parker. Bass – Al Lucas (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B4), Stan Conover (tracks: A3, A4). Drums – Purnell Rice (tracks: A3, A4), Wilbert Hogan (tracks: A1, A2, B1 to B4). Liner Notes – Bob Porter. Photography By – Jed Wilcox. Photography By – Francis Wolff.