Charlie Parker - Swedish Schnapps (1951) 320 kbps
BAND/ARTIST: Charlie Parker
- Title: Swedish Schnapps
- Year Of Release: 1951
- Label: Verve
- Genre: Jazz, Bop
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 52:07
- Total Size: 124 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1 Si Si 2:38
2 Swedish Schnapps (Alt) 3:14
3 Swedish Schnapps 3:09
4 Back Home Blues (Alt) 2:35
5 Back Home Blues 2:46
6 Lover Man 3:21
7 Blues For Alice 2:47
8 Au Privave (Alt) 2:37
9 Au Privave 2:42
10 She Rote (Alt) 3:08
11 She Rote 3:05
12 K.C. Blues 3:24
13 Star Eyes 3:33
Bonus Tracks:
14 Segment - Tune X 3:18
15 Diverse - Tune X (Alt) 3:15
16 Passport - Tune Y (Rare) 2:54
17 Passport - Tune Z (Common) 2:58
Musicians like to observe that for all his notoriety as the wellspring of bebop, Charlie "Bird" Parker's music was loaded with the blues. SWEDISH SCHNAPPS is as good a place as any to make that connection with Parker's music, including as it does two of his most enduring bop heads based on the blues, "Au Privave" and "Blues For Alice." While you wouldn't mistake either composition for a Muddy Waters tune, both relate Bird's off-kilter accents and serpentine melodicism at walking tempos that let you hear what's actually going by, instead of leaving you astonished but bemused. To really drive the point home, there's "K.C. Blues," which finds the altoist at his hollerin' best, and "Lover Man," certainly one of the bluesiest 32-bar standards around.
1 Si Si 2:38
2 Swedish Schnapps (Alt) 3:14
3 Swedish Schnapps 3:09
4 Back Home Blues (Alt) 2:35
5 Back Home Blues 2:46
6 Lover Man 3:21
7 Blues For Alice 2:47
8 Au Privave (Alt) 2:37
9 Au Privave 2:42
10 She Rote (Alt) 3:08
11 She Rote 3:05
12 K.C. Blues 3:24
13 Star Eyes 3:33
Bonus Tracks:
14 Segment - Tune X 3:18
15 Diverse - Tune X (Alt) 3:15
16 Passport - Tune Y (Rare) 2:54
17 Passport - Tune Z (Common) 2:58
Musicians like to observe that for all his notoriety as the wellspring of bebop, Charlie "Bird" Parker's music was loaded with the blues. SWEDISH SCHNAPPS is as good a place as any to make that connection with Parker's music, including as it does two of his most enduring bop heads based on the blues, "Au Privave" and "Blues For Alice." While you wouldn't mistake either composition for a Muddy Waters tune, both relate Bird's off-kilter accents and serpentine melodicism at walking tempos that let you hear what's actually going by, instead of leaving you astonished but bemused. To really drive the point home, there's "K.C. Blues," which finds the altoist at his hollerin' best, and "Lover Man," certainly one of the bluesiest 32-bar standards around.
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