Duke Jordan
Jazz pianist Duke Jordan, regarded as one of the great early bebop pianists, had
a long and distinguished career, but he'll always be best remembered for his
role in Charlie Parker's 1947 quintet.
Jordan was born in 1922 at the beginning of the era of recorded jazz.
Classically trained on piano, he was performing in big band The Savoy Sultans by
the time he was 21. It was his work in bebop which eschewed the orchestral jazz
of the '30s for a furious, more intricate and improvised sound that put him in
the jazz history books. In 1947 he performed and recorded with the Charlie ...
Everything Happens to MeDuke Jordan and Duke Jordan Trio
Here's That Rainy DayDuke Jordan and Duke Jordan Trio
Mood IndigoDuke Jordan, Clark Terry and Duke Jordan Trio
How Deep is the OceanDuke Jordan
In My SolitudeDuke Jordan
Autumn LeavesDuke Jordan
Everything Happens to MeDuke Jordan and Duke Jordan Trio
In Copenhagen
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Here's That Rainy DayDuke Jordan and Duke Jordan Trio
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Mood IndigoDuke Jordan, Clark Terry and Duke Jordan Trio
The Hymn
How Deep is the OceanDuke Jordan
Tivoli Two
In My SolitudeDuke Jordan
Live In Japan
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Autumn LeavesDuke Jordan
