Charlie Parker: Boston 1954 (FM) FLAC

Hi-Hat Club, Boston, MA
1954-01-18
Goody Pitch Corrected Edition

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TLH (WAV) > Audition (Correct DC Offset; Pitch Bender varous amounts*; Amplified tracks) > TLH (FLAC Level 8; .ffp)
*Pitch of 1,2 and 4 were approx. 46 cents flat. Pitch of 3 was approx. 27 cents flat.
Corrected DC Offset for all tracks.
Amplified by various amounts.

01 Ornithology
02 Out Of Nowhere
03 My Funny Valentine*
04 Cool Blues

Charlie Parker - Alto sax
Herbie Williams - Trumpet
Rollins Griffith - Piano
Jimmy Woode - Bass
Marquis Foster - Drums

* - This might be from a different night, but still from the Hi-Hat Club in 1954-01.
In his latter career, Bird was a free agent, and bands were made of local musicians backing him up.
Surely Symphony Sid Torin was there, as he moved to Boston sometime in 1953, and continued to MC Charlie Parker radio broadcasts from there. However, his comments were edited out on an unknown date.
If you don't get moved by this version of "My Funny Valentine", then you have no soul! ;)
None of these songs are from the offical release, "Bird At The High Hat" on Blue Note. The dates used on that were from 1953-12-19 and 1954-01-24.
As always, enjoy!

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Louis Armstrong: Chapel Hill 1954 (Soundboard) FLAC

Date: May 8, 1954
Location: University of North Carolina Memorial Hall - Chapel Hill, NC
Source: SBD?

. Intro
2. Sleepy Time Down South
3. Back Home Again in Indiana
4. A Kiss to Build a Dream On
5. The Bucket's Got a Hole In It
6. Blueberry Hill
7. Tin Roof Blues
8. Struttin' with Some Barbecue //
9. It Wonderful
10. Kyle's Medley
11. The Man I Love
12. Margie
13. Big Mama's Back In Town, Love that man (w/ Velma Middleton)

Disc 2
1. Baby, It's Cold Outside
2. Stompin' at the Savoy
Set Break
3. A Nawlin's Funeral
4. Say Si Bon
5. Up the Lazy River //
6. - 8. Shadrack/Saints Medley
9. High Society
10. Salad
11. Dum Dum Dummy Song
12. Interview //
13. Struttin' with Some Barbecue (filler)

Louis Armstrong - Trumpet, Vocals
Kenny Johns - Drums
Billy Kyle - Piano
Arvel Shaw - Bass
Trummy Young - Trombone
Barnie Begard - Clarinet
Thelma Middleton - Vocals

I believe that I posted this previously - grab it while you can!

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Bill Monroe and The Bluegrass Boys: Brown County Jamboree 1954 (Radio) FLAC

1954/09/19
Brown County Jamboree
Beanblossom, IN
Unknown radio source rebroadcast > ? > CDR > aiff > xACT > flac

1. Watermelon Hanging on the Vine
2. Band Intros
3. Bile Them Cabbage Down
4. I Ain't Broke, but Brother I'm Badly Bent
5. I Hope You'll Learn
6. Bugle Call Rag
7. Cry, Cry Darling
8. Y'all Come
9. Changing Partners
10. Blue Moon of Kentucky
11. Get Up John
12. Down Yonder
13. Just a Little Talk with Jesus
14. Boat of Love
15. I Hear a Sweet Voice Calling
16. The Girl in the Blue Velvet Band
17. White House Blues
18. Rose of Old Kentucky
19. Uncle Pen
20. Rocky Road Blues
21. Muleskinner Blues
22. The First Whipperwill
23. The Little Girl & the Dreadful Snake
24. I'm Knocking on Your Door
25. He'll Set Your Fields on Fire

My info says that this was originally an AM broadcast that was archived and then dug up and aired several years later. I know itÕs not a lot and it's vague, but that's all I have to go on. Still, considering the age of this show, the sound is very clean. I think my favorite thing about this show (other than the music, of course) is the guy they have joking with them between songs while they tune. I wish I could find more info, so anyone feel free to share any notes they may have. Enjoy!

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Heavy emphasis on Genesis this coming week.