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Uploaded by RagtimeDorianHenry on Jun 4, 2009
New Orleans Hop Scop Blues (1930)
Bessie Smith (Vocal)
Louis Bacon (tp)
Charlie Green (tb)
Gravin Bushell (Clarinet)
Clarence Williams (Piano)
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@tunesailor if you like bessie have a look at this youtube clip :
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and please let me know what you think
enjoy
boogiepey 5 days ago
Bessie NEVER ceases to amaze me...LOVE it!!!!
mochawitch 6 months ago
The "Hop Scop Blues" was written by Houston's George W. Thomas sometime before 1912, when Clarence Williams heard him play it there. George published the song in New Orleans in 1916 while living there - hence the name. The song is notable as being the first to incorporate a boogie woogie style left hand in the sheet music, which you can hear Clarence play during Bacon's solo.
tunesailor 2 years ago
A classic! Five stars!
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