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Bruce Williamson Quartet featuring Art: Standard Transmission

Read "Standard Transmission" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


One of the early genius elements of small ensemble jazz manifested November 26, 1945, when Charlie Parker entered the studio with Miles Davis and Dizzy Gillespie, and, using the harmonic foundation of Ray Noble's “Cherokee," recorded a new melody, call “Ko-Ko." He went on to do the same with the Hamilton/Lewis composition “How High The Moon," ...


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