Those Wild Beboppers...

[sgcim]

http://www.laweekly.com/2014-07-10/news/the-wildest-party-in-la-history/?showFullText=true

[JSngry]

I guess Tony Bennett was there?

http://www.theguardian.com/culture/2013/oct/17/tony-bennett-never-worked-day-life

Is it true you were so moved by Charlie Parker the first time you saw him play live, you threw up?

Yeah, I regurgitated. It was so phenomenal, so emphatic …

[BeBop]

The correction at the end seems to need a minor connerection if its own: Editor's note: An earlier version of this story posted online contained a few errors. Sixty years have passed since Parker's death, not 50, and the piano carried up the hill was not a baby grand. Also, we misquoted Clora Bryant. The story has been changed to reflect her actual quote. We regret the errors.

[ArtSalt]

The bootleg version of the CD is available from the usual suspects, including JazzMessengers. Here's the track listing:
1. A Night in Tunisia
2. Ornithology
3. Embraceable You
4. Hot House
5. Scrapple from the Apple
6. Cool Blues
7. Dixie/Yankee Doodle March/I Got Rhythm
8. Scrapple from the Apple No. 2
9. Dance of the Indifels

I've never heard it, but I imagine the sound is pretty ropey. There's been no official release has there?

The personnel listed, contradicts some of those in the article: Frank Morgan All-Stars (alto saxophone); Don Wilkerson (tenor saxophone); Chet Baker (trumpet); Larance Marable (drums).