We Remember Bud Powell. ‘Bud Bops’

This day (July 31, 1966), in New York City, New York, died Earl Rudolph Powell a.k.a. Bud Powell, an American Jazz pianist.

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Tracklist :

1 . Round Midnight

2 . w/ Kenny Clark – Blues In The Closet

3 . w/ Kenny Clarke – Get Happy

4 . Anthropology (1962)

5 . ILl Remember April

6 . John Abbey 1959

7 . No Problem (Paris, 1957)

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Tracklist :

There Will Never Be Another You . Ornithology . Bouncin’ With Bud . A Night in Tunisia . Un Poco Loco . Dance Of The Infidels . Celia . Parisian Thoroughfare . Cleopatra’s Dream . Over the Rainbow .

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Wikipedia : This day (July 31, 1966), in New York City, New York, died Earl Rudolph Powell a.k.a. Bud Powell, an American Jazz pianist.

everything about jazz pianist Bud Powell :

The Hard Bop Homepage : He was a very dynamic person on the instrument, and I liked that, the way he approached it, you know. I was inspired a lot by Bud. (McCoy Tyner)

@last.fm : Powell was perhaps the first pianist to vocalize on the piano, meaning that he transfered his vocalized improvisations directly through his hands to the instrument.

@Discogs :

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