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Fulton Recording, NYC

4 sessions · 1952–1953

Every date here

January 30, 1952Paul Quinichette And His OrchestraFulton Recording, NYC
December 30, 1952Charlie Parker QuartetFulton Recording, NYC
May 25, 1953Charlie Parker Quartet With Gil Evans OrchestraFulton Recording, NYC
July 28, 1953Charlie Parker QuartetFulton Recording, NYC

The regulars

Charlie Parker3 dates
Max Roach3 dates
Paul Quinichette1 date
Buck Clayton1 date
Dicky Wells1 date
Freddie Green1 date
Count Basie1 date
Walter Page1 date
Gus Johnson1 date
Hank Jones1 date
Teddy Kotick1 date
Junior Collins1 date
Hal McKusick1 date
Al Block1 date
Tommy Mace1 date
Dave Lambert1 date

A guide to the jazz records of the classic era, from the first long-players to 1967, record by record, on sixteen labels: the sleeve, the tracks in record and session order, the sessions behind them, who played on each track, and, for some, notes to read while it plays.

Built from several sources and checked against each other: the sessions from the Jazz Discography Project, release dates, running orders and credits from Wikipedia and Wikidata, links to Discogs, MusicBrainz and AllMusic, and our own research. Every page lists its sources. Sleeves are the labels', shown to identify the records; photos of the players are public domain or freely licensed, from Wikimedia Commons and the Library of Congress, each credited on the credits page.

Blue Note · Prestige · Riverside · Contemporary · Pacific Jazz · Atlantic · Verve · Impulse! · Columbia · Savoy · EmArcy · Bethlehem · Argo · Fantasy · Candid · Debut · Credits · Brand · Sitemap

Narrated by a synthetic voice; the writing and the research are ours, and so are the mistakes.