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Uploaded by Morahman7vnNo2 on Jun 7, 2009
Here is the the recording of Jelly Roll Morton playing Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag...As A Stomp. Now known as the Maple Leaf Stomp.
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I can't stop moving!
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I like Scott Joplin's version better, as much as I'm a fan of Mr. Jelly.
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YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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come on baby dance with me
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wheres my flapper dress?
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@Morahman7vnNo2 alright.
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@keozeo Ask your teacher for some references.
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@Morahman7vnNo2 idk i heard it in music appreciation class.
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@keozeo When?
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@Morahman7vnNo2 no he was the first to say "jazz" for the style.
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Yep. This is light years beyond the other one.
townesfan10 2 years ago 3
@Morahman7vnNo2 2. His melodies are highly crystallized - you can always recognize it yet always be surprised by its distinct shape. This goes especially for breaks.
3. His swing is like nothing else in the business, also has to do with dynamics, articulation and voicings. This guy rocks like a boulder, nobody can do that, not even James P. or Monk.
oncexist 3 months ago 2