Personnel: Chet Baker (trumpet), Charlie Parker, Sonny Criss (alto sax), Al Haig (piano), Harry Babasin (bass), Lawrence Marable (drums). from the original album 'CHARLIE PARKER/SONNY CRISS/CHET BAKER - INGLEWOOD JAM 6-16-'52' (Fresh Sound Records).

Album · 1957 · 8 Songs. 7. These Foolish Things.

Bloo Denim - Lou Levy, Larry Bunker, Harry Babasin, Lou Levy Trio. Открывайте новую музыку каждый день. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией.

Inglewood Jam 6-16-52 ‎(LP, Album, Mono). Bird (28) And Chet - Inglewood Jam, Live At The Trade Winds 16 June 1952 ‎(CD, Album, RE). Fresh Sound Records.

Harry Babasin Catalog. 1952 (age 31). Various Artists - The West Coast Jam Sessions (Jam Session No. 103). Chet Baker, trumpet; Sonny Criss, alto sax; Wardell Gray, Dave Pell, tenor sax; Jerry Mandell, piano; Harry Babasin, cello, leader; Bob Whitlock, bass; Lawrence Marable, drums. Trade Winds", Inglewood, CA, March 24, 1952. Harry Babasin, Sonny Criss, Chet Baker, Charlie Parker, Al Haig, Laurance Marable - Inglewood Jam 6-16-52 (Jazz Chronicles JCS-102). Harry Babasin - How About You, Saunders Meanders (Pacific Jazz 603). Bob Enevoldsen, tenor sax, valve trombone, bass; Al Haig, piano; Harry Babasin, bass, cello; Larry Bunker, drums, vibes. Los Angeles, CA, September 6, 1952. How About You. PJ-213-5. Harry Babasin - Night And Day, 'S Wonderful (Discovery 45-163).

Yervant Harry Babasin, Jr. (19 March 1921 – 21 May 1988) was an American jazz bassist. His nickname was "The Bear". Artwork by Pierre Babasin, music recorded in 1952, album digitally remastered and released in 1978. In 1947, he recorded the first cello solos known in jazz music, with the Dodo Marmarosa Trio. In later cello ensembles he added a bass player. He and Oscar Pettiford did a session together with two cellos. In the mid-1950s, he put together his own ensemble, Harry Babasin & the Jazzpickers, who played regularly at the Purple Onion in Hollywood; this ensemble released three albums.

Artist: Roy Harte, Harry Babasin, The Arnold Ross Trio. Album: Just You & He & Me. Release year: 2009. Al Haig, Charlie Parker, Harry Babasin, Sonny Criss - Irresistible You Bird & Chet: Inglewood Jam, 1991 06:18. Arnold Ross, Barney Kessel Plus Big Band, Bud Shank, Harry Babasin, Shelly Manne - I Let a Song Go ot of My Heart 100 Jazz Masterpieces, Vo. 6, 2012 03:39. Artist: Roy Harte Harry Babasin The Arnold Ross Trio. (19 March 1921 Dallas, Texas - 21 May 1988 Los Angeles) was an American jazz bassist.

Harry Babasin and Oscar Pettiford had been playing the off nite at The Haig as noted in this ad in the Daily News from April 16, 1953. Oscar Pettiford had become interested in the cello while he was with Woody Herman in 1949. Harry Babasin was an active member of the jazz scene in Hollywood at the time and had been holding regular modem jazz jam sessions at the Trade Winds in Inglewood. Harry Babasin and Roy Harte were friends from the times they had spent in the same bands in the 1940s.

This album captured the second set (Bird was late arriving), and probably would have been forever lost to history had it not surfaced in San Diego in 1990. This is an informally taped jam session at the Trade Winds in Inglewood (a Los Angeles suburb). It was taped by an amateur music enthusiast (Bob Andrews of nearby Orange County) at the behest of the bassist - Harry Babasin. The session took place in June 1952. What impresses me most about this album is the pure white hot energy by the ensemble. This isn't the Chet Baker of ballads, but a man possessed and spurred on by the rest of the band. Sonny Criss holds his own with Bird, but there is no mistaking who the master of alto is when Parker does come in on his horn. The line-up is Charlie.