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Horace Parlan - The Other Part of Town (Blue Note Records, 1961)
Horace Parlan – Piano Booker Ervin – Tenor Sax Grant Green – Guitar George Tucker – Bass Al Harewood – Drums The Us3 Trio of Parlan, Tucker, Harewood were the house band … more →
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Horace Parlan - The Other Part of Town (Blue Note Records, 1961)
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bopandbeyond wrote 2 months ago: Horace Parlan – Piano Booker Ervin – Tenor Sax Grant Green – Guitar George Tucker … more →
Disc of the day: 10-05-09
peterbacon wrote 7 months ago: Horace Parlan: Up & Down (Blue Note 65137) A lesser known Blue Note session brought to our atten … more →
Turrentine/Rouse B-Day Bash Download:
bopandbeyond wrote 7 months ago: Celebrate the music of Stanley Turrentine and Charlie Rouse with Bop and Beyond’s 3rd Annual B … more →
Bop and Beyond's 3rd Annual Back-To-Back Birthday Bash!
bopandbeyond wrote 8 months ago: Certain shows have become an annual tradition here at Bop and Beyond. This Friday, April 17th, 2009 … more →
The Heavy Soul of Booker Ervin (Revisited): Friday, 03.06.09, on WSVA Radio
bopandbeyond wrote 9 months ago: Last year, I did a show called Heavy Soul! that I wasn’t entirely satisfied with so I decided … more →
Here There & Everywhere: "Civil Rights -- Jazz Document 1963"
irom wrote 10 months ago: By Don Heckman I’m willing to bet that anyone who was actually around in the sixties remembers … more →
Ghetto Letto
LeFtOoO wrote 1 year ago: I had to wait two months (summer break!) to get my show back on track and I must say it feels good t … more →
Bop and Beyond returns: Wed, 07/09/08, 6pm~!
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bopandbeyond wrote 1 year ago: Bop and Beyond returns to the air tomorrow evening with a great two-for-one show featuring the music … more →
Booker Ervin: Heavy Soul! / Johnny Griffin: Flyin' Fingers!
bopandbeyond wrote 1 year ago: Bop and Beyond pays tribute to two supremely gifted saxophone players… Booker Ervin: Booker Er … more →
"Lament For Booker Ervin" by Horace Parlan
bopandbeyond wrote 1 year ago: Horace speaks about his friend before performing a piece he composed in his memory. Stirring stuff! … more →
