Dizzy Gillespie was one of the greatest trumpeters of the XX century. He masterfully played the trumpet and improvised superbly. After living for 75 years he managed an incredible amount: together with the saxophonist Charlie Parker in the 40-s made a revolution in jazz, creating a new style, bebop, which became the second half of the century, the foundation of jazz language, wrote hundreds of plays and epic album, entered the golden fund of jazz; created several small trains and big bands, each of which would be enough to uvekovechevaniya memory. For decades, Gillespie to represent a collective image of 'dizzy' jazz musician, was untouchable as a jazz virtuoso and was able to influence many subsequent generations of musicians (not just trumpet players). Gillespie managed to win recognition of the broad masses of a showman, he was one of the masters of scat that is vocal-syllabic singing, legislator of the new stage of fashion (dresses and extravagant hats replaced the frock coat typical of the swing era), a witty entertainer and often shocked by the public his antics.

1. Bloomdido ()
2. My Melancholy Baby ()
3. Relaxin' with Lee ()
4. Leap Frog ()
5. An Oscar for Treadwell ()
6. Mohawk ()
7. My Melancholy Baby [Complete Take] ()
8. Relaxin' with Lee [Complete Take] ()
9. Leap Frog [Complete Take] ()
10. Leap Frog [Complete Take] ()
11. Leap Frog [Complete Take] ()
12. Oscar for Treadwell [Complete Take] ()
13. Mohawk [Complete Take] ()
14. Relaxin' with Lee [Breakdown Take] ()
15. Relaxin' with Lee [Breakdown Take] ()
16. Relaxin' with Lee [False Start] ()
17. Relaxin' with Lee [Breakdown Take] ()
18. Leap Frog [Breakdown Take] ()
19. Leap Frog [Breakdown Take] ()
20. Leap Frog [Breakdown Take] ()
21. Leap Frog [Breakdown Take] ()
22. Leap Frog [Breakdown Take] ()
23. Leap Frog [Breakdown Take] ()
24. Leap Frog [Breakdown Take] ()