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Jelly Roll Morton - Hyena Stomp

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Uploaded by on Sep 12, 2009

Recorded at 1926-1928. Hayes Alvis - Tuba; Bill Benford - Tuba; Tommy Benford - Drums; Wallace Bishop - Drums; Lee Blair - Banjo; Garvin Bushell - Clarinet, Sax (Alto); Leslie Corley - Banjo; Baby Dodds - Drums; Johnny Dodds - Clarinet; Johnny Dunn - Cornet; Stump Evans - Sax (Alto); Geechie Fields - Trombone; Herb Fleming - Trombone; Andrew Hilaire - Drums; Harry Hull - Tuba; George Mitchell - Cornet; John Mitchell - Banjo; Jelly Roll Morton - Piano, Speech/Speaker/Speaking Part, Vocals; Kid Ory - Trombone; Mort Perry - Drums; Ward Pinkett - Trumpet; Gerald Reeves - Trombone; Johnny St. Cyr - Banjo; Bud Scott - Guitar; Omer Simeon - Clarinet; Edwin Swayzee - Trumpet; Louis Taylor - Trombone; Walter Thomas - Clarinet, Sax (Bass), Sax (Soprano); Quinn Wilson - Tuba.

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  • We had to listen to this in music class, and we all found it pretty amusing how he laughed like that. . . .

  • The laughing is by a chap called Lew LeMar, a vaudeville artist at the time.

  • It's amazing that a song can be that great, when the only words is a man's laughter... Actually, hat's what music is all about, having fun whole composing and playing!!!!!

  • I am still tying to find old recording. The Laughing Hyena Song. I had it on an old 78 when I was little! The other side was jingle jungle land.

  • My dad Lee Blair on Banjo

  • Sounds like they were all having fun; sometimes jazz folk take themselves too seriously, and I am a bit of a "jazzer" Jim

  • I had not been aware,until now,that is,that JRM had more people in his bands than the London Symphony Orchestra!

  • Thanks for posting but this famous 1927 recording is only a 7 piece band. George Mitchell cornet Gerald Reeves trombone Johnny Dodds clarinet "Stump" Evans alto sax Jelly Roll Morton piano Bud Scott banjo Quinn Wilson tuba and Baby Dodds drums.

  • Awful lot of instruments listed, wish I could hear them all.

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