Zo is dat, in 1969 ontdekte ik haar, je kon door heerlijk door je dak gaan, althans in die tijd, in die tijd had je ook Crazy Otto, ook een soort honky tonk, nooit meer teruggevonden.
This is absolutely amazing! I have a 10" 33 rpm album titled "Winifred Atwell Selection" on Decca (LF1075). Crosshands Boogie is on it, however this piece has three extra sections not on my record. It's so wonderful to hear the "long version" after so many years! I love Ammons, Johnson and Lewis and Winnie is right up there with them! Thanks so much for sharing this.
@penn4644 As far as I know these edited, shortened versions of popular records were produced in order to comply with some kind of regulation which said that a record should not last longer than a specified time (in some countries). They did the same thing with the other side - Black and White Rag.
Just to clear up a few things about the label. Winifred recorded on Decca then Philips then back to Decca in the UK, these recordings were released on the London and Columbia labels in the US. The b side to this record became much more famous, The Black And White Rag better known as the theme to Pot Black in the UK. Does anyone have the Piano Tuners Boogie by Winifred?
listen to that sound. my dad had that record on 78 but it broke in half ooops. Im 24 and think this is brilliant.
Just a note. This is not the original of this song. this was originally played by someone called mede lux luis i think thats how you spell his name and does all the cross hands himself
Meade Lux Lewis was a superb piano player. Arguably, his most famous recording was Honky Tonk Train Blues. Search YouTube and you'll find a bunch of those videos. That'll knock your hat in the creek!
Zo is dat, in 1969 ontdekte ik haar, je kon door heerlijk door je dak gaan, althans in die tijd, in die tijd had je ook Crazy Otto, ook een soort honky tonk, nooit meer teruggevonden.
72WILLEM 7 months ago
Thanks for posting.
Offshoreorganbuilder 1 year ago
I have this 78.
mpo1107 1 year ago
This is absolutely amazing! I have a 10" 33 rpm album titled "Winifred Atwell Selection" on Decca (LF1075). Crosshands Boogie is on it, however this piece has three extra sections not on my record. It's so wonderful to hear the "long version" after so many years! I love Ammons, Johnson and Lewis and Winnie is right up there with them! Thanks so much for sharing this.
penn4644 1 year ago
@penn4644 As far as I know these edited, shortened versions of popular records were produced in order to comply with some kind of regulation which said that a record should not last longer than a specified time (in some countries). They did the same thing with the other side - Black and White Rag.
IVORIESMAN 1 year ago
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Just to clear up a few things about the label. Winifred recorded on Decca then Philips then back to Decca in the UK, these recordings were released on the London and Columbia labels in the US. The b side to this record became much more famous, The Black And White Rag better known as the theme to Pot Black in the UK. Does anyone have the Piano Tuners Boogie by Winifred?
ferrarial 2 years ago
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IVORIESMAN 2 years ago
didnt know this was on london!!
Still sounds great
chalyminx 2 years ago
listen to that sound. my dad had that record on 78 but it broke in half ooops. Im 24 and think this is brilliant.
Just a note. This is not the original of this song. this was originally played by someone called mede lux luis i think thats how you spell his name and does all the cross hands himself
kellyelvis1 2 years ago
Meade Lux Lewis was a superb piano player. Arguably, his most famous recording was Honky Tonk Train Blues. Search YouTube and you'll find a bunch of those videos. That'll knock your hat in the creek!
cdbpdx 2 years ago
She can take her place with the giants of boogie-woogie - Meade Lux Lewis, Pete Johnson and Albert Ammons.
ChristopherSyn1 2 years ago
awesome...thank you for sharing !!
marksletters 2 years ago
She was also an accomplished classical concert pianist, trained at the Royal Academy.
DoctorSyn2 2 years ago 3
I'm not surprised. If she can do this, a Beethoven or Mozart Concerto must be a piece of cake!
My grandparents had this on an old 78 too. I was amazed when I first heard it. I've never heard anything like it since.
Bricray 2 years ago
Not just Beethoven or Mozart - Chopin as well. See "Winifred Atwell - Fantasie-Impromptu"
ChristopherSyn1 2 years ago
The "Queen Of The Keyboard".
mikewoollett 3 years ago 4
I have the same exact record!
aldiakaroofus 3 years ago