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Dick Twardzik Trio – Complete Recordings
Richard Henryk Twardzik (April 30, 1931 – October 21, 1955)[1] was an American jazz pianist who worked in Boston for most of his career.
Twardzik trained in classical piano as a child and made his professional debut at the age of fourteen. He was taught by Margaret Chaloff, the mother of baritone saxophone player Serge Chaloff. Twardzik recorded with Serge Chaloff and with Charlie Mariano. He worked with Charlie Parker on several occasions toward the end of Parker's life.[1] Twardzik also played professionally with Chet Baker and Lionel Hampton. He recorded with Baker and Chaloff in 1954 and 1955.[1]
In his teenage years, Twardzik became addicted to heroin.[2] He died October 21, 1955, at age 24, from a heroin overdose[3] while on tour with Chet Baker in Europe.[2]
The song In Memory of Dick was written by saxophonist Bobby Jaspar, who occasionally played with Twardzik and Baker during their tour in Europe.
Label: Lone Hill Jazz – LHJ10120
Format:
CD, Compilation
Country: Europe
Released: 2004
Genre: Jazz
Style: Bop
1 Albuquerque Social Swim 3:02
2 Bess, You Is My Woman
3 Yellow Tango 5:22
4 Round About Midnight
5 I'll Remember April
6 A Crutch For The Crabs 3:25
7 Just One Of Those Things
8 Warming Up 4:17
9 Nice Work If You Can Get It
10 Round About Midnight
11 Get Happy
12 It Could Happen To You
13 All The Things You Are
14 Yesterdays
15 Original 2:51
16 Our Love Is Here To Stay
17 I Get A Kick Out Of You
18 Bess, You Is My Woman
19 I'll Remember April
Copyright © – Lone Hill Jazz
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Lone Hill Jazz
Bass – Carson Smith (tracks: 1 to 7)
Drums – Peter Littman
Liner Notes – John Flanagan (3)
Piano – Dick Twardzik
Written-By – Dick Twardzik (tracks: 1, 3, 6, 8, 15)
Track 1 to 7 recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, October or December 1954 and released as one side of a Pacific Jazz Album (other side by Russ Freeman), the rest was recorded earlier that year, probably in Boston
Barcode (Text): 8 436019 581209
dedicated to all the beautifull losers...
Richard Henryk Twardzik (April 30, 1931 – October 21, 1955)[1] was an American jazz pianist who worked in Boston for most of his career.
Twardzik trained in classical piano as a child and made his professional debut at the age of fourteen. He was taught by Margaret Chaloff, the mother of baritone saxophone player Serge Chaloff. Twardzik recorded with Serge Chaloff and with Charlie Mariano. He worked with Charlie Parker on several occasions toward the end of Parker's life.[1] Twardzik also played professionally with Chet Baker and Lionel Hampton. He recorded with Baker and Chaloff in 1954 and 1955.[1]
In his teenage years, Twardzik became addicted to heroin.[2] He died October 21, 1955, at age 24, from a heroin overdose[3] while on tour with Chet Baker in Europe.[2]
The song In Memory of Dick was written by saxophonist Bobby Jaspar, who occasionally played with Twardzik and Baker during their tour in Europe.
Label: Lone Hill Jazz – LHJ10120
Format:
CD, Compilation
Country: Europe
Released: 2004
Genre: Jazz
Style: Bop
1 Albuquerque Social Swim 3:02
2 Bess, You Is My Woman
3 Yellow Tango 5:22
4 Round About Midnight
5 I'll Remember April
6 A Crutch For The Crabs 3:25
7 Just One Of Those Things
8 Warming Up 4:17
9 Nice Work If You Can Get It
10 Round About Midnight
11 Get Happy
12 It Could Happen To You
13 All The Things You Are
14 Yesterdays
15 Original 2:51
16 Our Love Is Here To Stay
17 I Get A Kick Out Of You
18 Bess, You Is My Woman
19 I'll Remember April
Copyright © – Lone Hill Jazz
Phonographic Copyright ℗ – Lone Hill Jazz
Bass – Carson Smith (tracks: 1 to 7)
Drums – Peter Littman
Liner Notes – John Flanagan (3)
Piano – Dick Twardzik
Written-By – Dick Twardzik (tracks: 1, 3, 6, 8, 15)
Track 1 to 7 recorded at Van Gelder Studio, Hackensack, NJ, October or December 1954 and released as one side of a Pacific Jazz Album (other side by Russ Freeman), the rest was recorded earlier that year, probably in Boston
Barcode (Text): 8 436019 581209
dedicated to all the beautifull losers...
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