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Bud Powell

Earl Rudolph "Bud" Powell was an influential American jazz pianist and composer, widely considered the most important pianist in the history of bebop. Born on September 27, 1924, in New York City, and passing away on July 31, 1966, Powell was a protégé of Thelonious Monk and a vital member of the revolutionary circle at Minton's Playhouse. His innovative style transferred the complex, rapid-fire horn lines of Charlie Parker to the piano, utilizing a powerful right-hand technique while his left hand provided sparse, rhythmic punctuation. Throughout his career, Powell faced immense personal struggles, including severe mental health issues exacerbated by a brutal police beating in 1945. Despite these challenges, his recordings for Blue Note and Verve in the late 1940s and early 1950s—such as "Un Poco Loco" and "Tempus Fugue-it"—remain definitive masterpieces of jazz. He spent several significant years in Paris starting in 1959, where he was celebrated as a living legend and formed the trio known as "The Three Bosses." His artistic evolution saw a transition from the volcanic speed of his youth to a more spare, introspective approach in his final years. Powell's harmonic brilliance and technical virtuosity fundamentally redefined the role of the piano in modern jazz. A Harlem boy with light inside his young mind He touched the ivory with a thundering speed A hungry spirit with a desperate need To leave the echoes of the shadows behind At Mintons place the music started to change The bebop fire was a flickering flame The world of rhythm would not stay just the same The chords he played were very lovely and strange The piano sang a very beautiful plea A broken hero with a magical touch A man who gave the world of music so much His flying fingers set the melody free The right hand traveled like a bird in the sky The left hand rhythm was a steady and low A river moving with a vigorous flow The star of genius was a luminous eye In Paris streets he found a moment of peace The Three Bosses played a magnificent sound A golden treasure that the city had found The inner struggle had a temporary lease The piano sang a very beautiful plea A broken hero with a magical touch A man who gave the world of music so much His flying fingers set the melody free The final winter brought a silence so deep The master rested from the labor of art A heavy burden on a sensitive heart The king of Bebop has gone to infinite sleep The piano sang a very beautiful plea A broken hero with a magical touch A man who gave the world of music so much His flying fingers set the melody free Lyrics: Marquesi + ChatGPT + Gemini Music, voice and composition: https://suno.com/create - https://www.producer.ai/ Musical genre: different musical genres Images: Google Chrome Editing: Miguel Alberto Camacaro Basic recording program: microsoft-365/p/powerpoint Recording program: obsproject.com/es Editing program: www.vegascreativesoftware.com/es Studio: Torrejón Films