Jay McShann - VINE STREET BOOGIE

My new recording of this boogie.

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Music

Tags:

• Jay McShann
• VINE STREET BOOGIE
• boogie-woogie
• piano boogie
• kansas city style
• octave bass
• walking bass
• traditional jazz
• piano jazz

[JRussoBuffaloNY]

Amazing Boogie, I love it!!!

[GreatBearLullaby]

@JRussoBuffaloNY Thank you:) I love it too. Since recently I've been aiming at Jay's "Dexter Blues". Am I right?

[JRussoBuffaloNY]

@GreatBearLullaby Yeah you are right, I was hooked on Jay ever since I heard 1941's "Hold 'em Hootie". "Vine st. Boogie" has elements of "Hold 'em" that I immediately recognized. Very Kool!

[GreatBearLullaby]

@JRussoBuffaloNY Oh, great! Has "Hold 'em Hootie" been posted anywhere to be accessible?

[JRussoBuffaloNY]

@GreatBearLullaby I can't play piano that well so I won't be posting myself playing it LOL but I do have the April 30th 1941 Dallas T.X. rec. of "Hold 'em Hootie" with Jay, Gene Ramey on Bass & Gus Johnson on Drums. I will post this soon. I will inform you first when I post it. Take care and continue the excellence.

[GreatBearLullaby]

@JRussoBuffaloNY Good news about you playing piano and also posting Jay's Apr 1941 recording soon! I'd be happy to listen to you two :-) But sure start with Jay, if that can work sooner. On my end, the thing is that traditional blues isn't my only dream, and I play and record some other jazz styles, too. Most predictably, what I'll post next are my own impro about Kern's "Yestredays" and "Georgia on my mind" to cover Oscar Peterson. Both have been recorded and just need some polish. Thank you!

[vanogeor]

Incredibly great! How is it possible to make a 3-min-long fast-boogie performance so accurate and even, I wonder?!

[boogie1master]

Even better... I love it too!