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Saxophonisten · 1915–2001

Flip Phillips

Amerikanischer Jazzsaxophonist und Klarinettist

Geboren: 26. März 1915
Brooklyn
Gestorben: 17. August 2001
Fort Lauderdale
Land: Vereinigte Staaten
Plattenlabels: The Verve Music Group, Candid Records, Chiaroscuro Records, Clef Records
Diskografie: 12 Alben

Biografie

Flip Phillips war ein Jazzmusiker (Saxophon und Klarinette). Flip Phillips wurde am 26. März 1915 in Brooklyn geboren und starb am 17. August 2001 in Fort Lauderdale. Stilistisch wird die Musik meist Jazz zugeordnet. Plattenlabels: The Verve Music Group, Candid Records, Chiaroscuro Records und Clef Records. Die Diskografie umfasst hier 12 Alben, von „The Flip Phillips Quintet“ (1957) bis „Flipenstein“ (2020).

Joseph Edward „Flip“ Phillips (* 26. März 1915 in New York City, New York; † 17. August 2001 in Fort Lauderdale, Florida) war ein amerikanischer Jazz-Tenorsaxophonist und Klarinettist.

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Diskografie

Studio- und Livealben

The Flip Phillips Quintet 1957 · Columbia Records Your Place Or Mine? 1963 · Jump Flip Philips - Revisited 1965 · Sue Records Inc.

A Sound Investment 1987

A Real Swinger 1988

Mood Indigo 1988

The Claw: Live At The Floating Jazz Festival 1991 · Live

Spanish Eyes 1997

Swing Is The Thing! 2000

At the Helm - Live at the 1993 Floating Jazz Festival 2002 · Live

Flip Philllips Celebrates His 80th Birthday At The March of Jazz 1995 2003 · Live

Flipenstein 2020

Spielt außerdem auf

Alben, auf denen Flip Phillips als Sideman mitwirkt

1946	Bird & Pres at JAPT — Bird & Pres	tenor saxophone
1951	Red Norvo's Fabulous Jam Session — Red Norvo, Flip Phillips, Teddy Wilson, Dizzy Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Slam Stewart	tenor saxophone
1952	Billie Holiday Sings — Billie Holiday	tenor saxophone
1952	Solitude — Billie Holiday	tenor saxophone
1953	The Astaire Story — Fred Astaire	tenor saxophone
1954	Billie Holiday — Billie Holiday	tenor saxophone
1956	Krupa and Rich — Gene Krupa & Buddy Rich	tenor saxophone
1956	Afro-Cuban Jazz: The Music of Chico O'Farrill — Machito	tenor saxophone
1960	The Drum Battle — Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich	tenor saxophone
1962	Once There Was Bird — Charlie Parker	tenor saxophone
1966	Soul Mates — Dizzy Gillespie & Roy Eldridge	tenor saxophone
1966	Alto Blue — Johnny Hodges	tenor saxophone
1981	Woody Herman Presents, Volume 2... Four Others — Woody Herman	tenor saxophone
1984	Jazz at the Philharmonic - Carnegie Hall 1949 — Bird & Pres	tenor saxophone
1990	Jam Session — Charlie Parker	tenor saxophone
1993	Bird on the Wing — Charlie Parker and the Jazz All Stars with Sarah Vaughan	tenor saxophone
1995	Red Norvo on Dial - All Existing Takes — Red Norvo	tenor saxophone
2002	Super Session — Charlie Parker, Ben Webster, Benny Carter, Johnny Hodges & Flip Philipp	tenor saxophone
2002	Golden Greats — Woody Herman	tenor saxophone
2006	Buddy DeFranco and the Oscar Peterson Quartet — Buddy DeFranco and The Oscar Peterson Quartet	tenor saxophone
2009	Featuring Charlie Parker — Dizzy Gillespie	tenor saxophone
2020	Charlie Parker With Strings — Charlie Parker	tenor saxophone
2020	Plays Cole Porter — Charlie Parker	tenor saxophone
—	The Irving Berlin Songbook — Fred Astaire	tenor saxophone

Historische Schellackplatten

Diga, Diga, Do Benny Carter and his All Star Orchestra · Dickie Wells · Joe Newman… archive.org ↗
Some of These Days Benny Carter and His All Star Orchestra · Trummy Young · Benny… archive.org ↗
Bugle Call Rag The Flip Phillips-Buddy Rich Trio · Buddy Rich · Flip Phillips ·… archive.org ↗
Sleepyhead The Flip Phillips - Buddy Rich Trio · Buddy Rich · Flip Phillips ·… archive.org ↗
Sleepyhead The Flip Phillips-Buddy Rich Trio · Buddy Rich · Flip Phillips ·… archive.org ↗
Bugle Call Rag The Flip Phillips - Buddy Rich Trio · Buddy Rich · Flip Phillips ·… archive.org ↗
MESHUGAH "Chubby" Jackson's Mad Mob · Neil Hefti · "Sonny" Berman · "Flip"… archive.org ↗
BELL-BOY BLUES Willie Smith · Flip Phillips · Buck Clayton · Trummy Young · Buddy… archive.org ↗