Dizzy Gillespie And His Rebop Six Sound improved and pitch Fixed !!
NBC Studio, Hollywood, CA.
1945-12-29


uploaded to Dime 2012 january 27 by u014945

a Flambay - u014945 production


As stated in the original notes below the sound was already very good
Just a bit 'dusty' so I used a CEP utility to remove pos and clicks and
after that I had only to remove several clicks per track

I have also divided Mc intros from tracks so that those ,
(like Myself) who don't like
listening to people shouting before tracks ,
can leave such things out.


Dime > > Cool edit Pro (click/pops elimination) > Audacity (noises cutting and volume adjusting) > TLH ( SBE - Flac 8) > dime


00 Intro 00:25
01 Shaw 'Nuff 04:30 4:55
02 intro 00:21
03 Groovin' High 05:40 6:01
04 intro 00:17
05 Dizzy Atmosphere 04:23 4:40
15:41


Dizzy Gillespie - Trumpet
Charlie Parker - Alto sax
Al Haig - Piano
Milt Jackson - Vibes
Ray Brown - Bass
Stan Levey - Drums
+
Ernie "Bubbles" Whitman - MC

enjoy

Maurizio




American Forces Radio Services > ? > "Complete Birth Of The Bebop" (Stash STCD 535) > EAC > FLAC (secure mode) + checksum by amellowsoul

Original listing of Tom Shyman's Torrent:


01 Shaw 'Nuff 4:51
02 Groovin' High 5:57
03 Dizzy Atmosphere 4:42
15:33

Dig it, daddy-o! This is a holy grail! It's hard to believe that something as critical, classic and timeless remains
one very rare recording. It's beyond me why this was never scooped up by a major offical record company,
such as Blue Note or Verve.
A complete and utter shame! Anytime Dizzy and Bird played together, there was magic.
This also is blessed with being the time when bebop was young, and very fresh, at the time of this recording.
Then the serious kicker that it has excellent sound quality.
Much better than even studio recordings of the time!
This material was only issued on a few LPs over the years, of which none of which were offical release.
It's only CD issue of thus, that I am aware of, was on Stash's "Complete Birth Of The Bebop." It's that which this is taken from.

As always, enjoy!
-Tom Shyman (amellowsoul@gmail.com)