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Description The ancestor of all modern jazz pianists, Bud Powell's style and creativity from the mid forties to fifties was unrivalled. His extraordinary musical talents are displayed fully in this comprehensive piano book. All the featured tunes include introductory notes, with insights into Powell's life and influences.

A longer visit to Copenhagen early in 1962 proved to have a very happy effect on Bud Powell. Playing at the recently reopened Café Montmartre, Bud Powell could be almost exuberantly present - even to the extent of singing on his last nights at the club. And his piano playing would often reach unexpected heights of expressiveness which can be heard on this very fine recording from 1962. Information:

BUD POWELL TRIO S/T (VG+/EX UK Vocalion LP - 10 Track Mono Debut Series Flipback Sleeve Matrix 1B But Has Ringwear And Laminate Bubbles On Sleeve , LAE558)

* This release contains the complete original albums “Strictly Powell” (1956) and “Swingin’ with Bud” (1957), on one CD. These are two of his last American releases prior to his departure to Europe in 1959.

Bouncing With Bud. Buster Rides Again. Dance Of The Infidels. Elogie. Hallucinations. Oblivion. Parisian Thoroughfare. So Sorry Please. Un Poco Loco. Wail.

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BUD POWELL Ji Grandi Del Jazz (VG+/EX Italian Fabbri Editori LP - 10 Track Booklet Gatefold , GDJ64)

Bud Powell DVD : In Europe - Import Music DVD - Bud Powell DVD : In Europe

The late Bill Evans, himself a powerful influence, considered all modern jazz pianists to be Bud Powell's Children. Powell worked in the jazz business & played bebop. The breadth & diversity of his music defy categorization. Here is a collection of 20 solos, 14 of which were also written by him, and includes - Webb City, 52nd Street Theme, Bouncin' With Bud, Glass Enclosure, Hallucinations, Un Poco Loco, Tempus Fugit, Monk's Mood, Off Minor, Ruby My Dear, Monopoly, So Sorry Please, Oblivion,

Recorded in Paris in 1961, these sessions were produced by Cannonball Adderley and include "Jeannine".

Transcriptions of radio broadcasts from Birdland by the troubled bebop genius who set the standard for modern jazz piano, made when on convalescent leave from psychiatric hospital. Despite occasional unevenness to which electro-shock therapy, booze and narcotics all contributed, this was a period during which Powell made some of his finest recordings.

o The pianist was suffering from numerous problems at the time these albums were made. He was committed to a mental hospital from late 1951 to early 1953, following an arrest for possession of marijuana; and following a period in hospital, Powell’s playing began to be seriously affected by Largactil, a drug prescribed for the treatment of schizophrenia. Added to this, between these two recordings his brother Richie was killed in the same car crash that ended Clifford Brown’s life.

Loogie Boo * Honeysuckle Rose * Blue Garden Blues * Reverse The Charges * Long Tall Dexter * Jay Bird * Jay Jay * Bebop In Pastel * Serenade To A Square * Good Kick * Epistrophy * Rue Chaptal * Boppin’ A Riff (Part I & II) * Webb City (Part I & II) * I’ll Remember April * Indiana * Somebody Loves Me * Bud’s Bubble * Off Minor * Everything Happens To Me * Cheryl * Tempus Fugue-It * Celia * Cherokee * I’ll Keep Loving You * Strictly Confidential * All God’s Chillun Got Rhythm I * Bouncing With Bud...

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BUD POWELL WITH GEORGE DUVIVIER AND ART TAYLOR S/T (1978 VG+/EX Italian RCA LP - 13 Track But Has Light Creasing And Sticker Tear On Sleeve , NL42409)

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Originally released as two separate 10” discs on Blue Note in 1951 and 1954, these sessions, all recorded at the WOR radio studios in New York City, represent the very finest recordings in Bud Powell’s career. Called the Charlie Parker of the piano, Bud Powell was a giant of his instrument and one of the key inventors of the bebop style. However, after suffering a head injury due to police brutality, Powell was always “Un Poco Loco”, to cite his greatest masterpiece. This double LP is comprised of...

POWELL, BUD: Amazing Bud Powell Vol. 1 (BLU 7815032)

Late 1950s addition to the "amazing" Blue Note albums, this finds Powell in restored form after one of his recurrent illnesses. With excellent Paul Chambers (bass) and Art Taylor (drums)---and young trombonist Curtis Fuller on three tracks---Powell demonstrates his linear melodic dexterity at all tempos, inherent syncopation (or rhythmic pulsation) and sure harmonic conception. Outstanding blues choruses on "Some Soul" and "Keepin' in the Groove," and masterly work (with Fuller) on Parker's "Moose...

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One of the all time great jazz pianists, New Yorker Powell was a key figure in the emergence of the bebop music style.

(2-CD set) The pianist who loaded high voltage into every line. Includes a 32 page booklet with both French and English notes. Information:

The complete album Jazz Giant (1950) - widely regarded as one of the best of Bud Powell's career. As a bonus, a complete 1951 piano solo session featuring two of the Powell's best known compositions: Hallucinations and Parisian Thoroughfare , plus some more extra numbers (1950-54). Bud Powell, piano on all tracks, plus: Ray Brown or Curly Russell (b), Max Roach (d) - on Jazz Giant . Sidemen on bonus tracks : Ray Brown or Percy Heath (b) and Buddy Rich or Art Taylor (d). Total Time: 76:04 min...

Earl Bud Powell is the supreme pianist of modern jazz dominating the piano as Charlie Parker did the saxophone. Bebop And ensuing modern music would be incomplete without his involute driven melodies without his chiaroscuro vision And without the recordings - those of his trios And the ones with Parker Fats Navarro Dexter Gordon Jay Jay Johnson Sonny Stitt. Born in New York City September 27 1924 of a musical family he was ready at age fifteen to leave school to work as a musician taking what local...

This CD kicks off with six trio tracks (Charlie Mingus, bass & Max Roach, drums) from the famous Massey Hall series of concerts in Toronto when the pianist was in fine form. Despite continual psychological problems Powell had become bop's most influential pianist. The remaining recordings included here -- with George Duvivier (b) & Art Taylor (d) -- occasionally reflect his mental turmoil, for instance the disturbingly fascinating It Never Entered My Mind Information:

This release brings together two complete LPs by piano genius Bud Powell : Piano Interpretations By Bud Powell (1955); and Blues In The Closet (1956). Both are Norman Granz productions, in trio format and showcase jazz standards as well as bebop classics - and are also the last two LPs Bud Powell would record before departing for Europe. The pianist was suffering from numerous problems at the time these albums were made. He was committed to a mental hospital from late 1951 to early 1953, following...