| | Roots Of Modern Jazz CD - Import
the 1948 Sensation sessions w. Sonny Stitt, Milt Jackson, Sir Charles Thompson, Russell Jacquet, Leo Parker, Max Roach, J.J. Johnson, Kenny Clarke, John Lewis, Ray Brown+
Personnel: Lord Nelson, Sonny Stitt (alto saxophone); Maurice Simon (tenor saxophone); Leo Parker (baritone saxophone); Russell Jacquet, Willie Wells (trumpet); J.J. Johnson (trombone); John Lewis, Bill Davis (piano); Dave Heard, Kenny Clarke, Max Roach, Shadow Wilson (drums); Chano Pozo (congas, bongos).
Unknown Contributor Roles: John Lewis; Kenny Clarke; Leo Parker; Max Roach; Milt Jackson; Ray Brown ; Sir Charles Thompson; Sonny Stitt.
Roots Of Modern Jazz Music Roots Of Modern Jazz Songs | 1. | Baggy's Blues (Bobbin' with Robbin) - The All Stars/Milt Jackson |
| 2. | In a Beautiful Mood - The All Stars/Milt Jackson |
| 3. | Slits - The All Stars/Milt Jackson |
| 4. | Baggy Eyes - The All Stars/Milt Jackson |
| 5. | Nobility Bebop - Charles Thompson |
| 6. | Yesterdays - Charles Thompson |
| 7. | It's My Turn Now - Charles Thompson |
| 8. | Charles' Boogie - Charles Thompson |
| 9. | Don't Blame Me - Charles Thompson |
| 10. | Robin's Nest - Charles Thompson |
| 11. | In a Garden - Charles Thompson |
| 12. | Someone to Watch over Me - Charles Thompson |
| 13. | You Go to My Head - Charles Thompson |
| 14. | Relaxin' - Russell Jacquet |
| 15. | Lion's Roar - Russell Jacquet |
| 16. | Suede Jacquet - Russell Jacquet |
| 17. | Suede Jacquet - Russell Jacquet (alternate take) |
| 18. | Scamparoo - Russell Jacquet |
| 19. | Stardust - Lord Nelson |
| 20. | Red Shoes - Lord Nelson |
| 21. | Body and Soul - Lord Nelson |
| 22. | Ratio and Proportion - Lord Nelson |
| 23. | Royal Wedding - Lord Nelson |
| 24. | Be Bop Blues - Lord Nelson |
| 25. | Fine and Dandy - Lord Nelson |
| 26. | 3rd Song (Silver Slipper) - Lord Nelson |
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