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Dizzy Gillespie With The Orchestra (4) – One Night In Washington
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Elektra Musician – 60300, Elektra Musician – ST-EM-60300-1-A-SP, Elektra Musician – ST-EM-60300-1-B-SP
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Tracklist
| A1 | The Afro Suite | 16:42 |
| A1a | Manteca | |
| A1b | Contrasta | |
| A1c | Jungla | |
| A1d | Rhumba Finale | |
| A2 | Hobnail Boogie | 7:55 |
| B1 | Wild Bill's Boogie | 6:23 |
| B2 | Caravan | 5:14 |
| B3 | Tin Tin Deo | 6:25 |
| B4 | Up 'n' Downs Written-By – Tom McKay (2) | 6:15 |
Credits
- Alto Saxophone – Mike Goldberg*
- Artwork By [Painting] – Charles Reid
- Baritone Saxophone – Joel Davie
- Bass – Mert Oliver
- Bass [Added Rhythm For The Latin Music] – Tom McKay (2)
- Congas [Added Rhythm For The Latin Music] – "Bovino", George Caldwell (2)
- Design – Norm Ung
- Directed By [Musical] – Joe Timer
- Drums – Joe Timer
- Engineer [Re-engineering By] – Jack Towers
- Liner Notes – Bill Potts, Bruce Lundvall, Dizzy Gillespie, Mort Goode
- Mastered By – Vlado Meller
- Percussion [Added Rhythm For The Latin Music] – Jack Franklin
- Photography – Joe Brusiloff
- Piano – Larry Eanet
- Piano [Added Rhythm For The Latin Music], Percussion [Added Rhythm For The Latin Music] – Ed Dimond
- Presenter – Willis Conover
- Producer – Bill Potts
- Tenor Saxophone – Angelo Tompros, Jim Parker, Spencer Sinatra
- Timbales [Added Rhythm For The Latin Music] – Buddy Rowell
- Trombone – Earl Swope, Dick Leith*, Rob Swope
- Trumpet – Al Porcino, Bob Carey, Bunny Aldhizer, Chas. Frankhauser*, Ed Leddy, Marky Markowitz
- Trumpet, Vocals – Dizzy Gillespie
Notes
Previously unreleased performances from the private collection of Bill Potts.
A1 originally titled Manteca Suite.
Recorded live at Club Kavakos, Washington, D.C., March 13, 1955.
Mastered at CBS Studios, New York on the CBS DisComputer(tm) System by Vlado Meller.
Charlie Parker died Saturday evening, March 12, 1955. The news was not made public for forty-eight hours - too late for Dizzy and all other at this Washington event that Sunday to pay immediate homage to the musical genius.
℗1983 Elektra/Asylum Records for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States.
A1 originally titled Manteca Suite.
Recorded live at Club Kavakos, Washington, D.C., March 13, 1955.
Mastered at CBS Studios, New York on the CBS DisComputer(tm) System by Vlado Meller.
Charlie Parker died Saturday evening, March 12, 1955. The news was not made public for forty-eight hours - too late for Dizzy and all other at this Washington event that Sunday to pay immediate homage to the musical genius.
℗1983 Elektra/Asylum Records for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States.
Barcode and Other Identifiers
- Barcode: 0 7559-60300-1
- Matrix / Runout: ST-EM-60300A-I
- Matrix / Runout: ST-EM-60300B-I