gut stomp-1943
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Uploaded by JamesPriceJohnson on Jan 7, 2009
played by james p johnson only recording ever made of this song 1943-1944 album
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I would assume this dates from the teens. This is probably what J.P played at drakes dancing "school" when the dancers wanted something funky.
pianiplunker 1 year ago
that intro sounds like earl hines
kitchentom1 1 year ago
great ending
guarrho 1 year ago
According to "Rags and Ragtime", "Gut Stomp" was actually co-composed with Willie "the Lion" Smith!
KawhackitaRag 2 years ago
Gut Stomp was published - circa 1945 if I recall, but it might have been earlier - 1939 or so. I have a photocopy of the sheet music somewhere.
KawhackitaRag 2 years ago
Listening to this again, the B strain is very similar to the last strain of Willie the Smith's 'rippling water" he recorded in 1938.
pianiplunker 2 years ago
Fantastic recording, thanks!!!
KawhackitaRag 3 years ago
I thought that piano music died with Fats in
'43 but now I hear JPJ, his teacher, I know different. Thank you.
fatsfan70 3 years ago 2
To me this sounds like a funky reworking of Carolina Shout.
pianiplunker 3 years ago 2