Charlie "Bird" Parker - Sax Legend #1 - Best EVER Lick? [#27]

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@GetYourSaxTogether 5 лет назад

If you want to learn how to transcribe your OWN favourite Charlie Parker solos (or ANY solo) check out my definitive 3 part guide to transcribing here! ru-vid.com/group/PLBRGEAheQrpl6ynufGYwYJgHrODOvSrKq

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

:-)

@Ihbaworldsax 3 года назад

Awesome Video and Info. Thanks Jaimie..

@GetYourSaxTogether 3 года назад

You’re welcome ☺️

@billmarycarson3074 4 года назад

Thank you Jamie. It's all part of the process for me to learn the history of jazz and the stories behind the greats. It's tragic that so many of them ended their lives prematurely. Great video.

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

Thanks for watching man, glad you enjoyed it!

@nikisax6199 4 года назад

Wow, thanks for this

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

Niki Jayne Hayden 👍🏻

@xani8826 4 года назад

Amazing, thanx Jamie!

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

Sorry for the late reply, just discovered loads of comments that never came up on my phone! Thanks for watching. J :-)

@pavelpatsenkov 2 года назад

Thank you mister Anderson! Happy New Year! Mister Parker was awesome master of improvisation. I really love Bird music. That music is magic, beauty and super difficult to learn!

@GetYourSaxTogether 2 года назад

I agree. 🔥

@frankie7826 5 лет назад

Absolute legend on sax , on the first clip as well looked like Buddy rich on drums 👍

@GetYourSaxTogether 5 лет назад

Frankie 1 - yup, buddy rich on drums on the first clip.

@frankie7826 5 лет назад

@@GetYourSaxTogether I love to watch Buddy,s band sax player Steve Marcus

@GetYourSaxTogether 5 лет назад

Frankie 1 - here’s a fun Steve Marcus fact. If you listen to Half A Heart (written by Gary Burton) from his 1968 album Tomorrow Never Knows it’s almost certainly where the Baker Street riff was taken from. Without any credit!

@paulr2171 4 года назад

Hi Jamie, really liking your channel, some excellent stuff. Like your approach and enthusiasm. Just one thing: Hope you have a picture of Tubby on your wall 😃. I am a beginner at 52 and love tbe british jazz of the 50's to 70's. Keep up the excellent videos.

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

Lol! I'm afraid I don't actually have a picture of Tubby! That's not to say how great he was though of course. He was one of the true greats. I've just gone with the people who have personally influenced me the most and I've only got so much wall anyway lol Glad you're enjoying the channel. Check out the other sax legends in the series too... (Got Sonny Rollins coming soon too) ru-vid.com/group/PLBRGEAheQrply395t4YiiCxWLeVSOf9NP

@dannysan8489 3 года назад

I would have really 'dug' seeing Bird play his 300 BPM version of "Koko" with Igor Stravinsky in the audience at Birdland ,, as quoted from the book "Jazz Modernism" by Alfred Appel Jr. "He interpolated the opening of Stravinsky`s "Firebird Suite" Into his second chorus as though it had it had always been there , a perfect fit , and then sailed on with the rest of the number. Stravinsky roared with delight pounding his glass on the table, the upward arc of the glass sending it`s liquor and ice cubes onto the people behind him, who threw up their hands or ducked. The hilarity of the audience didn`t distract Parker, who, playing with his eyes wide open and fixed on the middle distance never once looked at Stravinsky. The loud applause at the end of "Koko" stopped in mid clap, so to speak, as Parker again without a word segued into his gentle version of "All The Things You Are". Stravinsky was visibly moved."

@GetYourSaxTogether 3 года назад

Great story!!! I never heard that before.

@yasutakesax 2 года назад

👍✨

@GetYourSaxTogether 2 года назад

😎

@digital_get_down3093 10 месяцев назад

Why is it so hard to find any video of him playing?

@GetYourSaxTogether 10 месяцев назад

It is as the time wasn’t it. There were very few videos of Bird and one of them he’s miming.

@andrewwright6893 4 года назад

Brilliant video great playing Jamie. Does the omni book play the melody of the song as well as the solo. Cheers

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

Andrew Wright - yes the Omni book has the melodies.

@khalidsharif 4 года назад

Good job man , please what the title of Charlie Parker licks

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

Hi Khaled. That Charlie Parker lick is from KoKo. Go and get the PDF and all the details are there. www.getyoursaxtogether.com/bird J:-)

@khalidsharif 4 года назад

Get Your Sax Together thanks a bunch

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

Khaled Shareef 👍🏻

@YannsKitchenUK 4 года назад

I had no idea there was a movie by Clint Eastwood. I hope it’s on Netflix as this story sounds fascinating. Why yard bird I wonder? Was it a prison thing from getting in trouble ?

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

from wiki? "There are many conflicting stories as to how he got the name. One story is that he would listen to bands from the yard outside a club. Another is that he loved eating chicken, which was also called yardbird" Who knows! J:-)

@YannsKitchenUK 4 года назад

Get Your Sax Together kind of ironic he would have to listen outside cos they wouldn’t let him in a club named after him. Really can’t wait to see the film but Netflix don’t seem to have it on yet. May just have to grab it on DVD.

@Grithron2 3 месяца назад

@@YannsKitchenUK The version I know is that he was in the back of the car when someone accidentally ran over and killed a chicken, whereupon he said they should pick up "that yardbird" so they could cook and eat the evidence.

@Grithron2 3 месяца назад

The film...OMG...it's a fascinating but so-frustrating mess. Besides being out of chronological order, it's full of curious factual errors and even more full of confusing composite characters. And at times it seems to over-estimate his level of celebrity. (E.g: you'd think they'd know he only ever made news headlines by dying in The Baroness's apartment!) But even if he doesn't look or talk like Bird, Forest Whittaker gives an heroic performance throughout - and there is some exceptional scriptwriting (e.g: that very quotable scene between Bird and a mentor figure whom he allegedly caught up with in Paris, or the beach scene where Dizzy reprimands him in his own peculiar way for being unprofessional/disorderly, or for that matter those scenes where he and Chan are arguing about his addictions and his infidelities, but only talking in metaphors/projections). AND...musically the film has some then-novel Parker remixes - dropping his solos into newly recorded music by Monty Alexander & Co. (Not many "obvious" solos, either: the Eastwood/Niehaus team were rather over-fond of the Rockland Palace session and the Tristano tapes).

@jazzygiraffe8589 4 года назад

Unfortunately, some of the info is wrong. The coroner stated Parker's liver looked like the one of an alcoholic in his 50s-60s, but he wasn't estimated to be that old. Also, he grew up in Kasas City, Missouri, not in Kandas City, Kansas (that's only where he was born).

@GetYourSaxTogether 4 года назад

Hi Paul - thanks for watching! Really glad you corrected those points as well, I love it when fans get me back on the right track! J:-)

@jazzygiraffe8589 4 года назад

Get Your Sax Together Very genuine of you to take the criticism in such a nice way. Thanks for the videos :)

@Grithron2 3 месяца назад

FWIW - we should clairfy that the November 45 epic date was Parker's first as leader, whereas his first proper features on disc were those Gillespie sides earlier that year.

@MadTamB 3 года назад

Cool - but a bit hard for me.

@GetYourSaxTogether 3 года назад

For sure, it’s Bird man!

@Grithron2 3 месяца назад

I don't know why he picked that Tea For Two-tinged lick when there are other, more uniquely Parker-ish, ones he could have picked...in that same solo!