Dial Records and Charlie Parker's Recording Output (1946–1949)

1. Dial captures Parker on “Diggin’ Diz” session

   Feb 5, 1946Labels: Dizzy Gillespie, Dial Records

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   • MusicBrainz

2. Parker Septet records four Dial bebop classics

   Mar 28, 1946Labels: Charlie Parker, Miles Davis

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   • Parker Sessions
   • Ornithology

3. Dial issues “A Night in Tunisia” / “Ornithology”

   May 18, 1946Labels: Dial Records, A Night

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   • Ornithology

4. Hollywood Dial date yields “Lover Man” takes

   Jul 29, 1946Labels: Lover Man, Howard McGhee

   • Parker Sessions
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   • Parker on Dial

5. Post-Camarillo jam recorded at Chuck Kopely’s

   Feb 1, 1947Labels: Chuck Kopely, Camarillo release

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   • Komara scan

6. Dial studio return with Erroll Garner and Earl Coleman

   Feb 19, 1947Labels: Erroll Garner, Earl Coleman

   • Parker Sessions
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7. “Relaxin’ at Camarillo” session for Dial in Hollywood

   Feb 26, 1947Labels: Relaxin at, Charlie Parker

   • Parker Sessions
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8. Classic quintet begins NYC Dial sessions at WOR

   Oct 28, 1947Labels: Classic Quintet, WOR Studios

   • Parker Sessions
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9. WOR follow-up yields “Scrapple from the Apple”

   Nov 4, 1947Labels: WOR Studios, Scrapple from

   • Parker Sessions
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   • Parker Discog

10. Final Dial studio session adds J.J. Johnson

    Dec 17, 1947Labels: J J, Final Dial

    • Parker Sessions
    • Parker on Dial
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11. Spotlite issues multi-LP “Charlie Parker on Dial” series

    Jan 1, 1970Labels: Spotlite Records, Charlie Parker

    • Parker on Dial
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12. Spotlite releases “Charlie Parker on Dial: The Complete Sessions”

    May 26, 1993Labels: Spotlite Records, Complete Sessions

    • Parker on Dial

13. Komara publishes authoritative Dial Parker discography

    Jun 10, 1998Labels: Edward Komara, Discography

    • Bloomsbury