THE STATE STREET RAMBLERS
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG V.S.O.P. VOL3/4by andrewjazz611,272 views- 8:52
RICHARD M JONES JAZZ WIZARDSby andrewjazz611,426 views
- 8:36
KC JAZZby andrewjazz611,266 views
- 7:11
Cylinder Jazz on Edison labelby andrewjazz611,256 views
- 8:26
RARE HOT CHICAGO JAZZ 1925-1929by andrewjazz6121,780 views
- 8:16
A.J.PIRON 1925by andrewjazz612,980 views
- 7:54
KING OLIVER 1923by andrewjazz614,596 views
- 9:34
THE GOOFUS FIVEby andrewjazz611,781 views
- 7:11
THE GEORGIA MELODIANSby andrewjazz611,407 views
- 9:11
EDDIE LANGby andrewjazz615,837 views
- 2:49
ELLA MAE MORSE ~ HOUSE OF BLUE LIGHTS ~ 1945by Joans20thCentury75,674 views
- 8:39
CLARENCE WILLIAMSby andrewjazz616,174 views
- 9:06
SIDNEY BECHETby andrewjazz6111,968 views
- 5:28
RAGTIME CAKEWALKS AND STOMPS 1898-1923by andrewjazz6125,072 views
- 8:36
CLARENCE WILLIAMSby andrewjazz614,150 views
- 8:23
NEW ORLEANS RHYTHM KINGSby andrewjazz6110,912 views
- 8:52
PRESTON JACKSON UPTOWN BANDby andrewjazz611,416 views
- 8:14
RUNNING WILD TRAD JAZZ OF THE 1920'sby andrewjazz6111,857 views
- 8:52
DUKE ELLINGTON 1926-1928by andrewjazz616,124 views
- 9:01
FLETCHER HENDERSON 1923-24by andrewjazz615,328 views
Me gusta mucho este estilo,saltarín y muy rítmico.
ondaleo 10 months ago
After "Endurance Stomp", the other two tunes are "Tuxedo Stomp" and "Brown Skin Mama". Jimmy Blythe made piano rolls of both these tunes. I have not yet found information on the 88-note versions, but A-roll versions of both tunes survive.
The roll of "Brown Skin Mama" can be heard on the CD "Jelly's Blues: 57 Different Kinds of Blues Vol 3" on the Pianomania label, while the roll of "Tuxedo Stomp" can be heard transcribed and played by Nathan Bello on his private-issue CD "Windy City Blues".
KawhackitaRag 1 year ago
I ll be gald to reply to ANY queries you may have .I am 72 y,o,and I have list tened to this music since 1950
Cheers
Bumblebee38 2 years ago
Thanks! Let me correct myself - could that be Bill Johnson doing the shouting? He seems to have been the perfect guy to have at a rent-party, a sort of one-man enthusiasm club!
KawhackitaRag 2 years ago
Oriental Man was also recorded by Junie Cobb and his Grain of Corns a few monts later
Bumblebee38 2 years ago
This is Early Jazz at It s best ........... with barrelhouse piano by the Immortal Jimmy Blythe
......It rocks the House
Bumblebee38 2 years ago
I forgot to mention that there was an Alto Sax - some have suggested Darnell Howard - and that Fernandez was from Puerto Rico with classical training
Bumblebee38 2 years ago
first number is ENDURANCE STOMP with Angelo Fernandez on
clarinet ; Buddy Burton shouts ; Blythe piano ; Snags Jones on drums and Bill Johnson on bass from 1928
Bumblebee38 2 years ago
great solo from 1:19-1:50 here! Excellent hot piano background work throughout as well! (check out the background to the clarinet and sax from 6:19 to 6:51). His other solo from 6:52 to 7:24 is a masterpiece of economy.
Hey Andrew, what are the names of the different tunes we hear here?
P.S. I think the guy with the high-pitched voice doing all the exclamations in each tune is Frankie "Half-Pint" Jaxon, with additional commentary by Jimmy Blythe himself :)
KawhackitaRag 2 years ago
Oh boy, more Jimmy Blythe!
KawhackitaRag 2 years ago