Clifford Brown Sonny Rollins,Max Roach/Unissued 1955-1956

Clifford Brown, a genius trumpeter whose talent was recognized by Dizzy Gillespie, suddenly passed away in June 1956 at the age of 25 in June 1956. His talent was recognized by Dizzy Gillespie. Introducing for the first time an item coveted by modern jazz fans that includes all the rare live recordings in high quality! Starting with a live show in Boston on February 11, 1955, a live show at a cocktail lounge in Buffalo, New York in February 1956, including an extremely rare interview with Max Roach, a TV show from the same period, and just before his death! Contains a total of 10 extremely valuable songs, from "JORDU" performed at the Cotton Club in Cleveland in June 1956 to a live performance in Chicago in 1956! Most of the performances were performed by the Brown/Roach Quintet, a historical double-headed combo representing the golden age of modern jazz that was formed with Max Roach in Los Angeles in 1954, and Brown plays incredibly fast passages with unparalleled precision. , Roach, who stirs up the group with his genius sense of rhythm, the majestic tenor of the young Sonny Rollins, who already has the air of being a big name, Richie Powell's piano, George Morrow's bass... We are once again reminded of the greatness of this historical quintet! Also, Harold Land's tenor and Chuck Lumpkin's drum playing that can be heard on several songs is rare! 1. A Gerkin for Perkin 2. It's Might as Well be Spring 3. Daahoud 4. Interview with Max Roach 5. Round Midnight 6. The Blues Walk 7. Lady be Good 8. Memories of You 9. Jordu 10. Diggin' for Diz Track 1-2 : Storyville,Boston,MA February.11.1955 Track 3-6 : Mirrored Cocktail Lounge Town Casino,Buffalo,NY February.26.1956 Track 7-8 : Soupy's on TV Show Soupy Sales February 20-27.1956 Track 9 Cotton Club Cleveland,OH May - June.1956 Track 10 : Chicago,Illinois Early 1956 Clifford Brown - Trumpet Sonny Rollins - Tenor Saxophone (Track 3-6,9-10) Richie Powell - Piano (Track 1-6,9-10) George Morrow - Bass(Track 1-6.9-10) Max Roach - Drums (Track 1-6,9) Harold Land - Saxophone (Track 1-2) Chuck Lampkin - Drums (Track 10)