A Porter's Love Song to a Chambermaid JIMMY ROWLES
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Benny Goodman went to LA post WWII and cut some sextet sides with local talent, among whom was a very young Jimmy Rowles on piano. He is also the author of The Ballad of Thelonius Monk recorded by Carmen McCrae at Donte's. Little known but very influential among musicians, who picked up on his creative dissonances. RIP Jimmy.
Gorsegrower 1 year ago
Yes!!!
dirtyguitarplayer610 2 years ago
As knowledgeable as I am about Jazz this is a musician I missed along the way. I recently bought a book that honors Jimmy Rowles as a fine musician.
Flextones 2 years ago
Would that be Howard Roberts?
JoeRailfan 2 years ago
I agree... a great sense of humor... back in 1942, I spent many evenings at Billy Berg's Club Capri in LA, listening to the Lee and Lester Young band. Jimmy was the pianist and a crowd favorite, and a lot of fun to talk to between sets.
marthabriggs 2 years ago
Jimmy was a sweet, sweet person, a phenomenal pianist and a great, undersung composer. As this song shows, he also had a wonderful sense of humor!
epistrophy68 2 years ago
No, it's someone who was once called a "dirty guitar player."
bopplayer 2 years ago
Sweet! Is that Howard Alden on guitar?
plectroman 2 years ago