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Tag Archives: bebop

Jazz Goes Modern: Dizzy Gillespie – Salt Peanuts (1945)

Jazz, music 1945, AL, bebop, bop, Byas, Catlett, Charlie, Clyde, Curley, Dizzy, Don, Gillespie, Guild 1003A, Haag, Hart, January, Manne, Manor 5000A, May, Oscar, Parker, peanuts, Pettiford, Russell, salt, Salted, Shelly, Sydney, Trummy, young 7 Comments J P Cavanaugh

September 18, 2015

Three Minutes Well Spent

Jazz 1944, 1945, Artie Shaw, Barney Kessel, bass, bebop, clarinet, Dodo Marmarosa, drums, Gramercy Five, guitar, jazz, Little Jazz, Lou Fromm, Morris Rayman, piano, RCA Victor, rhythm, Roy Eldridge, Scuttlebutt, swing, trumpet, Wrecking Crew 3 Comments J P Cavanaugh

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