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Dizzy Gillespie Quintet- Live In Las Vegas 1963 (Vinyl) Gordon Lightfoot Often referred to as theRelease Date: 9. 8. 23 At the time of this recording, Gillespie was close to the halfway point of his career and very much in his musical prime. The quintet featured here began to form when saxophonist Leo Wright joined Gillespie in 1959 and pianist Lalo Schifrin was hired the following year. Bassist Chris White and drummer Rudy Collins became members in 1962. Recorded at the Las Vegas Convention Center, the group explores some of Gillespies finest