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Lester Young, "Blue Lester" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNxZhaxYpiQ Lester Young, "D B Blues" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE-as3A_Krw

John Thomas Peter O'Toole Jan Hammer

Whoever recorded the Apartment Sessions omitted all solos except Bird's, so on "All the Things" he may have come back for a second solo after (an)other soloist(s).

Esperanza Spalding The Lincolnshire Poacher Augustus Egg

Patrick Heron Daddy Longlegs Cyd Charisse

Yes, it's from the Apartment sessions - and I still can hear the splice. Sensational playing, though!!!

Alastair Brunette Ginger Rogers Cyrus Chestnut

Incidentally, the wealth of live recordings now available to us shows that Bird didn't choose to play very long solos. His art was based on the perfectly constructed solo - beginning, development and end - and little would have been gained (in fact, there might have been loss) by doubling or trebling the length of his solos. When we get to Coltrane, of course things are different.

Lord Copper Captain Brassbound Led Zeppelin

Yes, there were some very long solos on Apartment Sessions, but I also recall what sounded like splices. (I too no longer have access to that stunning album.)

"Blues on Purpose" from this:

Alan Barnes (reeds) and Roy Williams (tbn) at Wilmslow last night with local rhythm section.

Stepford Wives Women of Troy Troise and His Mandoliers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kOP_qr4DAIU

Nancy Whiskey Clifford Still Mistress Quickly

With Al Cohn, Zoot Sms, Jimmy Raney, Don Fagerquist.

Walter Pidgeon Arthur Dove David Schwimmer

William Penn His Nibs Claude Nobs