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Fletcher Henderson – Sugar Foot Stomp (3:20)

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  • LeRoyUSBanker

    The Soul of a People laid down for all to hear. This marks an era in the Black Music of America which captivated all and exemplified American Culture to the world.

    last month

  • OldAcquaintance

    great dancin music makes me want to do the charleston

    February 2012

  • tideghost

    Such a jaunty and exuberant record!

    June 2011

  • silversurfer250

    All that razzamatazz!

    May 2011

  • LondonLouis

    A good example of Fletcher in his prime, with Louis well to the fore. Henderson then took his experience and was highly influential in producing the classic Benny Goodman sound, which then fed into the general Swing era. A track like this is important, but is also still fun to listen to.

    March 2011

  • deannaelise

    i missed my era!! [2]

    September 2010

  • doctorjmo

    i missed my era!!

    September 2010

  • ckkbc

    Wish I could Swing, I would right now!!!

    August 2010

  • badgerbeth

    Stomp! Stomp! Awesome stuff

    May 2010

  • babyjane46

    makes me want to put on my tap shoes and wake up the neighbors

    January 2010

  • BigBam2012

    The sugar foot stomp makes my sweet feet romp....

    November 2009

  • Lord_Talron

    hot damn. nothings better than some solid ol swing

    October 2009

  • backpocketcomb

    Makes me want to Charleston!

    October 2009

  • dusseux

    <333

    September 2009

  • juniorvl

    Love the tuba, it really stomps out.

    September 2009

  • tideghost

    One of the first recordings to swing (1925). Louis Armstrong is said to have introduced swing playing to Fletcher Henderson's Orchestra when he joined it in 1924.

    September 2009

  • ferdycarolina1

    Cool!!

    August 2009

  • snowdin

    Fletcher always set the benchmark with his arrangements - simply the Best! ...And Louie, well... You know.

    July 2009

  • yrocheron

    ça swing !!! Vive le JAZZ

    May 2009

  • berdulberdul133

    j'aime

    May 2009
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