1947-1949

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Download links and information about 1947-1949 by Fats Navarro. This album was released in 2000 and it belongs to Jazz, Bop genres. It contains 23 tracks with total duration of 01:06:39 minutes.



Artist:	Fats Navarro
Release date:	2000
Genre:	Jazz, Bop
Tracks:	23
Duration:	01:06:39

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Tracks

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No.	Title	Length
1.	Fat Girl	2:21
2.	Ice Freezes Red	2:41
3.	Eb-Pob	2:24
4.	Goin' to Mintons	2:52
5.	Sweet Georgia Brown (Part 1) [Part 1]	2:33
6.	Sweet Georgia Brown (Part 2) [Part 2]	2:21
7.	Sweet Georgia Brown (Part 3) [Part 3]	2:45
8.	High On a Open Mike (Part 1) [Part 1]	2:59
9.	High On a Open Mike (Part 2) [Part 2]	2:56
10.	High On a Open Mike (Part 3) [Part 3]	2:24
11.	Nostalgia	2:45
12.	Barrys Bop	2:40
13.	Be Bop Romp	2:37
14.	Fats Blows	2:51
15.	Guilty	3:04
16.	Yardbird Suite	2:34
17.	Stranger in Town	3:04
18.	As Time Goes By	3:07
19.	Move	2:36
20.	Wailing Wall	3:56
21.	Go	3:28
22.	Infatuation	3:38
23.	Stop	4:03

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Trumpeter Fats Navarro's reign in jazz was short lived. He died in 1950 at a young age due to living the Charlie Parker lifestyle. In the short period that he made records as a leader in the late '40s, it was obvious had he not burned out, he was on his way to legendary status. Along with Dizzy Gillespie, Navarro was the premiere bebop trumpet innovator, influencing Clifford Brown and everyone who followed him. These recordings captured on Classics #1108 from 1947-1949 highlight Navarro (or Fat Girl as he was often referred) at his height. Navarro leads combos on these sessions (some live) that include Tadd Dameron, Charlie Ventura, Charlie Rouse, Buddy Rich, and Art Blakey. Navarro is also heard on four cuts backing up vocalist Earl Coleman and his all-stars with drummer Max Roach.