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  • Selbstbildnis

    Solid piano. Not digging the flute though.

    14 Aug 2011 Reply

  • SoftShoeShuffle

    THIS IS AMAZING. Jelly Roll Morton, where have you been all my life?!

    11 Mar 2011 Reply

  • mintonmedia

    The chutzpah to call himself "The Father of Jazz". Gotta love the man.

    12 Sep 2010 Reply

  • nickslider

    great playing

    10 Feb 2010 Reply

  • Serrus22

    big fat ham

    17 Oct 2009 Reply

  • sparklecrunch

    still loving this - reminds me of old tom and jerry cartoons :)

    15 Sep 2009 Reply

  • TeddyTrumpets

    George Mitchell-cornet, Omer Simeon-clarinet, Kid Ory-trombone, Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton-piano,composer, arranger, Johnny St. Cyr-banjo, John Lindsay-bass, Andrew Hilaire-drums. Recorded at the Webster Hotel, Chicago, September 15, 1926. In case you were curious.

    10 Aug 2009 Reply

  • LondonLouis

    This was cut in 1926, the same year that Ellington was starting out. This is mature Jelly Roll, and immense fun. You can tell that the guy was an entertainer from start to finish. I'm always delighted when this turns up on my play-lists. Although Armstrong was the greater artist, a track such as this is probably greater fun than anything on Armstrong's Hot Fives and Sevens which were being recorded at roughly the same time.

    6 May 2009 Reply

  • sparklecrunch

    how much fun is this! :)

    18 Mar 2009 Reply

  • notehound

    knee-bangin!

    26 Feb 2009 Reply

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