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Jelly Roll Morton - The Essential Collection (CD) (UK Import)

Jelly Roll Morton - The Essential Collection (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Jelly Roll Morton

Music Genre: Jazz

Label
Avid Records
Cat No
AVC 890
Released
2006
Pressing
UK
Styles
Dixieland

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ArtistJelly Roll Morton
FormatCD
LabelAvid Records
Catalogue no.AVC 890
GenreJazz
Barcode5022810189022

Jelly Roll Morton — The Essential Collection
Format: CD • Label: Avid Records (AVC 890) • Released: 2006 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Dixieland

Tracklist:
1-1. London Blues
1-2. Soap Suds
1-3. Black Bottom Stomp
1-4. Smoke House Blues
1-5. The Chant
1-6. Sidewalk Blues
1-7. Dead Man Blues
1-8. Steamboat Stomp
1-9. Grandpa's Spells
1-10. Original Jelly Roll Blues
1-11. Doctor Jazz
1-12. Cannon Ball Blues
1-13. Hyena Stomp
1-14. Billy Goat Stomp
1-15. Wild Man Blues
1-16. Jungle Blues
1-17. Beale Street Blues
1-18. The Pearls
1-19. Midnight Mama
1-20. Mr. Jelly Lord
1-21. Georgia Swing
1-22. Kansas City Stomp
1-23. Shoe Shiner's Drag
1-24. Boogaboo
2-1. Shreveport
2-2. Mournful Serenade
2-3. Deep Creek
2-4. Seattle Hunch
2-5. Freakish
2-6. Burnin' The Iceberg
2-7. Courthouse Bump
2-8. Pretty Lil
2-9. Sweet Anita Mine
2-10. New Orleans Bump
2-11. Sweet Peter
2-12. Jersey Joe
2-13. Mississippi Mildred
2-14. Mint Julep
2-15. Smilin' The Blues Away
2-16. Turtle Twist
2-17. Fussy Mabel
2-18. Ponchartrain
2-19. Low Gravy
2-20. Blue Blood Blues
2-21. Climax Rag
2-22. Don't You Leave Me Here
2-23. West End Blues
2-24. Ballin' The Jack
2-25. Sweet Substitute
2-26. Panama

Imported from the UK.

About the artist

American pianist and composer often considered as the first true composer of jazz music (which he claimed to have invented) who was the leader of the Red Hot Peppers, a seven or eight-piece group, from 1926 to 1930.
Born Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe on September 20, 1885 or October 20, 1890 in New Orleans, Louisiana, USA. Died July 10, 1941 in Los Angeles, California, USA.
His birth name was changed to Morton when he was three years old and his mother married again. In WW I, he was drafted as Ferd Joseph Morton.

Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 1998 (Early Influence).

Source: Discogs

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