FOLKWAYS RECORDS
Piano Blues / Various Piano Blues / Various CD
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- SKU:
- 16933118
- UPC:
- 093070601222
- MPN:
- 12
- Condition:
- New
Description
Everybody had their own style, Jelly Roll Morton said of blues and jazz piano players. This collection explores the music of famous and less well-known blues pianists in the 1920s "classic blues" era and in the 1930s, when the distinctive boogie-woogie style of piano playing began to emerge.
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1. Big Mama 2. Dice's Blues 3. Broke Man Blues 4. Skippy Whippy 5. Fanny Lee Blues 6. Number 29 7. Pratt City Blues 8. M ; O Blues #3 9. Dyin' Rider Blues 10. On the Wall 11. Lost All I Had Blues 12. The First Time I Met You 13. Jab Blues 14. Good Woman Blues
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