CHARLIE PARKER 78 rpm Records - 13 different records

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Thirteen different CHARLIE PARKER 78rpm Records (see list below and pictures). All are generally in very good condition. All have some marks and some minor scratches but I would think all would play just fine for 78's that are 55-60 years old. All labels look very very nice; Si Si & Schnapps has a surface tear, and a couple other have small cataloging labels. Buyer will pay for shipping and required insurance. 78's will be carefully packaged with a box inside of a box. Buyer in USA will pay $20.00 for shipping and insurance.

1)      CHARLIE PARKER SEPTET – Dial Records (1002) – A Night In Tunisia b/w Orinthology – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Lucky Thompson – tenor sax; Miles Davis – trumpet; Dodo Marmarosa – piano; Vic McMillan – bass; Arvin Garrison – guitar; Roy Porter – drums. Recorded March 28, 1946 in Hollywood, CA.

2)          CHARLIE PARKER ALL STARS – Savoy Records (952) – Bird Gets The Worm b/w Cheryl – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Miles Davis – trumpet; Bud Powell – piano; Tommy Potter – bass; Max Roach – drums. Bird Gets The Worm recorded December 21, 1947, Detroit; Cheryl recorded May 8, 1947, NYC.

3)    CHARLIE PARKER with STRINGS – Mercury Records (11037) – April In Paris b/w If I Should Lose You – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Mitch Miller – oboe, english horn; Stan Freeman – piano; Milton Lomask, Bronislaw pel, Max Hollander – violins; Frank Brieff – viola; Frank Miller – cello; Ray Brown – bass; Buddy Rich – drums; Meyer Rosen – harp; Jimmy Carroll – arranger, conductor. Recorded November 30, 1949, NYC.

4)    CHARLIE PARKER with STRINGS – Mercury Records (11038) – Summertime b/w I Didn’t Know What Time It Was  – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Mitch Miller – oboe, english horn; Stan Freeman – piano; Milton Lomask, Bronislaw pel, Max Hollander – violins; Frank Brieff – viola; Frank Miller – cello; Ray Brown – bass; Buddy Rich – drums; Meyer Rosen – harp; Jimmy Carroll – arranger, conductor. Recorded November 30, 1949, NYC.

5)    CHARLIE PARKER with STRINGS – Mercury Records (11068) – Dancing In The Dark b/w Laura – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Joseph Singer – french horn; Edwin C. Brown – oboe; Bernie Leighton – piano; Ray Brown – bass; Buddy Rich – drums; Sam Caplan, Howard A. Kay, Harry Melnikoff, Sam Rand, Ziggy Smirnoff – violins; Isadore Zir – viola; Maurice Brown – cello; Verley Mills – harp; Joe Lippman – arranger, conductor. Recorded July 5, 1950, NYC.

6)    CHARLIE PARKER and His Orchestra – Mercury Records (11076) Leap Frog b/w Relaxin’ With Lee – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Dizzy Gillespie – trumpet; Thelonious Monk – piano; Curly Russell – bass; Buddy Rich – drums. Recorded June 6, 1950, NYC.

7)    CHARLIE PARKER and His Orchestra – Mercury Records (11082) – An Oscar For Treadwell b/w Mohawk – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Dizzy Gillespie – trumpet; Thelonious Monk – piano; Curly Russell – bass; Buddy Rich – drums. Recorded June 6, 1950, NYC.

8)    CHARLIE PARKER and His Orchestra – Mercury Records (11087) – Au Privave b/w Star Eyes – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Miles Davis – trumpet; Walter Bishop – piano; Teddy Kotick – bass; Max Roach – drums. Recorded January 17, 1951.

9)    CHARLIE PARKER and His Orchestra – Clef Records (11101) - She Rote b/w K C Blues – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Miles Davis – trumpet; Walter Bishop – piano; Teddy Kotick – bass; Max Roach – drums. Recorded January 17, 1951.

10) CHARLIE PARKER QUINTET – Clef Records (11103) – Si Si b/w Swedish Schnaaps – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Red Rodney – trumpet; John Lewis – piano; Ray Brown – bass; Kenny Clarke – drums. Recorded August 8, 1951, NYC.

11)    CHARLIE PARKER with STRINGS – Mercury Records (11089) – Lover b/w Stella By Starlight – Charlie Parker, Toots Mondello, Murray Williams  – alto sax; Gordon “Chris” Griffin, Al Porcino, Bernie Privin – trumpets; Will Bradley, Bill Harris – trombones; unknown – flute, oboe, strings; Hank Ross, Art Drellinger – tenor sax; Stanley Webb – baritone; Lou Stein – piano; Art Ryerson – guitar; Bob Haggart – bass; Don Lamond – drums; Verley Mills – harp; Joe Lippman – arranger, conductor. Recorded January 22, 1952, NYC.

12)    CHARLIE PARKER PLAYS SOUTH OF THE BORDER – Mercury Records (11093) – La Cucuracha b/w My Little Suede Shoes – Charlie Parker – alto sax; Benny Harris – trumpet; Walter Bishop Jr – piano; Teddy Kotick – bass; Max Roach – drums. Recorded January 23, 1952, NYC.

13)    CHARLIE PARKER PLAYS SOUTH OF THE BORDER – Mercury Records (11094) – Begin The Beguine b/w Estrellita –Charlie Parker – alto sax; Benny Harris – trumpet; Walter Bishop Jr – piano; Teddy Kotick – bass; Max Roach – drums. Recorded January 23, 1952,NYC.