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Blue Murder "Jellyroll" (Live performance) This was filmed on a U.S. TV show in the late 80's. Tags: John Sykes Carmine Appice Tony Franklin Whitesnake |
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Jelly Roll Morton - Hesitation Blues ..an American virtuoso pianist and composer who some call the first true composer of jazz music. Tags: jelly roll morton hesitation blues early jazz ferdinand Ferdinand Jelly Roll Morton Hesitation Blues Early Jazz |
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Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers - The Chant Jelly Roll Morton considered himself to be the "inventor of jazz". Although this certainly is an exaggeration, he was crucial in development of early jazz. This typical composition was recorded for Hot Jazz Club America on September 15th, 1926. Tags: The Chant Jelly Roll Morton 78RPM |
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Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers - Sidewalk Blues Morton called himself "inventor of jazz". Although this certainly is an exaggeration, he was crucial in development of early jazz. The surprisingly relevant subject of this song, perfectly applying to this era full of traffic jams, was recorded for Victor (20252-A Mx 36283-3) on September 21st, 1926. Note: this is NOT the recording of this tune made for RCA (Mx 36283-2) on the same date (that take was 3 seconds shorter). Vocal effects are performed by Jelly Roll Morton himself. Tags: Sidewalk Blues Jelly Roll Morton Red Hot Peppers 78RPM |
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Jim Hession / New Orleans Joys / Jelly Roll Morton http://www.artistopia.com/hessionsession Jim Hession plays one of the best examples of Jelly Roll Morton's "Spanish Tinge", incorporating the Habanera rhythm to alternate with the straight traditional jazz beat. Fans of New Orleans jazz piano will notice the similarity between this early Morton piece and the later styles of the post 1940's New Orleans players from Professor Longhair to Dr. John. Tags: Jim Hession Jelly Roll Morton stride latin two handed jazz rag piano French Quarter Festival New Orleans Disneyland |
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Jelly Roll Morton: A Slideshow Tribute Here's a little slideshow I made last year dedicated to my idol, the great Jazz pianist and bandleader Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton! Tags: jelly roll morton nick dollinger slideshow |
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Jim Hession / Grandpa's Spells / Jelly Roll Morton http://www.artistopia.com/hessionsession Jim started playing Grandpa's Spells when he was 14 yrs. old. He first heard this on Morton's "King Of New Orleans Jazz" LP as well as "Turk Murphy and Wally Rose play Jelly Roll Morton". Both of these old LP's are well worth acquiring if you love Morton's music. The left hand percussive "smash" in section C represents "the spell" that Grandpa had. Maybe it means Grandpa fell to the floor or ????????????? This was recorded on December 11,2007 at Word of Mouth Studio in Algiers(New Orleans). Tags: Jelly Roll Morton Jim Hession Red Hot Peppers Jazz piano solo JAZZ Stride New Orleans |
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Jelly Roll Morton - Wolverine Blues JR Morton Trio, Chicago 1927 Tags: Jelly Roll Morton Jazz Doctor Trio Johnny Dodds Stomp Blues Wolverine |
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The Paul Asaro Trio play Jelly Roll Morton's "Tiger Rag" http://www.paulasaro.com http://www.kcragtime.org "Tiger Rag," is a fun upbeat tune that Jelly Roll Morton claimed to have written. The guys played this number, and many more at a Kansas City Ragtime Revelry Concert on April 1st, 2007. It was great, and I WISH YOU COULD HAVE BEEN THERE! *************************************** A word or two about some of the confusion regarding the true composer of "Tiger Rag." The tune was first recorded on 17 August, 1917 by the Original Dixieland Jass Band for Aeolian-Vocalion Records. Did not sell very well, but their second recording of the tune on 25 March, 1918 for Victor Records, on the other hand, was a smash national hit. It was credited to O.D.J.B. members Nick La Rocca, Eddie Edwards, Henry Ragas, Tony Sbarbaro, and Larry Shields, along with Harry Da Costa. However, other New Orleans, Louisiana musicians claimed that the tune had been a standard in the city even before. Some others even copyrighted the same melody or close variations on it under their own names, including Ray Lopez under the title "Weary Weasel" and Johnny DeDroit under the title "Number Two Blues". A number of veterans of Papa Jack Laine's band said the tune had been known in New Orleans as "Number Two" long before the O.D.J.B. copyrighted it. In one interview, Papa Jack Laine said that the actual composer of the number was Achille Baquet. Punch Miller claimed to have originated the cornet & trombone breaks with Jack Carey, and that from Carey's characteristic growl many locals called the tune "Play Jack Carey". Jelly Roll Morton also claimed to have written the tune, basing part of it on his jazzed up version of an old French quadrille. While the exact details are unclear, it seems that at least something similar to Tiger Rag or various strains of it was played in New Orleans before the Original Dixieland Jass Band recorded it. How close these were to the O.D.J.B.'s recording is a matter of speculation. The O.D.J.B.'s record seems to have helped solidify a standard a version or head arrangement of the number. Curiously, however, one strain in the O.D.J.B. recordings (just before the famous "hold that tiger" chorus) is almost invariably left out of later recordings and performances of the number. _2007 Tags: paul asaro craig ventresco scott black ragjazzmonkey piano guitar cornet tdub1941 tom warner jelly roll trio ragtime |
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Bukka White - Jelly Roll Blues Bukka White plays "Jelly Roll Blues", Furry Lewis being in the audience Tags: acoustic slide resonator National guitar country blues Bukka White Furry Lewis |
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Yukadan - Jelly roll baker blues Japanese blues band 1970's～1998 Tags: 憂歌団 yuukadan blues ブルース |
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the jellyroll rockheads west coast tour 2001 Tags: jellyroll rockheads west coast tour thrash japan |
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Blue Murder - Jelly Roll She said come lay with me darling She said take my love from me She said I'll be yours forever If you just believe in me Any way you want me, boy My love I give to you For I was born to love you Take me any way you choose Heartache coming my way Angel feels like my dying day I don't need no doctor I don't need no priest All I need is my baby girl To bring it on home to me I just need her loving Each and every day Only she can set me free And take my blues away She said trust in me my darling For together we are strong She said you are the one I live for I would never do you wrong She done fooling with my head She take possession of my heart Now I'm standing all alone here And my world just fall apart Heartache coming my way Angel feels like my dying day Feels like my dying day I don't need no doctor I don't need no priest All I need is my baby girl To bring it on home to me I just need her loving Each and every day Only she can set me free And take my blues away Scream to the heavens My God make me strong No one can hear me My love she has gone What can I say? What can I do? Baby I tell you My love still belongs to you Love can break your heart Only love can break your heart I gave you all I had to give No words could say how much I miss you Love can break your heart Only love can break your heart I gave you all I had to give No words could say how much I miss you Love can break your heart Only love can break your heart Love can break your heart Only love can break your heart Love can break your heart Only love can break your heart ________________________ Blue Murder was the brainchild of guitar virtuoso John Sykes. It was a melodic heavy metal band from England, founded by ex-Whitesnake guitarist Sykes. Upon Sykes' firing from the most successful version of Whitesnake, the former Tygers Of Pan Tang and Thin Lizzy axe-man set out to create a similar sounding bluesy hard rock band. They released two studio albums and one live album before breaking up in 1994. The late Ray Gillen, most famous for singing for Black Sabbath and Badlands, sang for an early version of Blue Murder, and reportedly the band recorded demos with him, but no albums. Another interesting thing to note is that John Sykes was himself once in a different band also called Badlands. Band: John Sykes - Guitars/Vocals Nik Greene - Keyboards Tony Franklin - Bass Carmine Appice - Drums Other: Produced by Bob Rock Recorded by Mike Fraser Mastered by Greg Fulginiti & John Golden John Kalodner : John Kalodner Tags: Blue Murder Jelly Roll TheVeryEvilEye |
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The Pearls-Jelly Roll Morton by Alexandre Hage-BR This is a new tune more, from a Happy Series that the New Orleans Jass Band-Br, is making to homage the great Maestro Paul Zelders. Paul is an excelente Souzafone and Trombone-man. As band-leader from "Circus Square Jazz Band", developed a serious and hard work with this good band!You can visit them is the site: http://www.circussquarejazzband.nl AlexandreHage-Br, plays one of favorite and sweetest music from Jelly Roll Morton, The Pearls. Jelly Roll, the jazz creator, teach us lots of ideas to prepare our hehearsals. JoãoFMissali-BandLeader. New Orleans Jass Band "jotamissa@yahoo.com" if you contact us you'll be welcome. www.missali-jazz.com 55-11-3862-9858 Brasil S Paulo-SP Tags: jazz the pearls dixieland new orelans jass band paul zelders circus square alexandre hage piano ragtime |
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Magically Delicious-"Jelly Roll" Magically Delicious- "Jelly Roll" live at St. Albans,Columbus,Ohio 2/18/2007 http://cdbaby.com/cd/mdelicious Tags: Magically Delicious Andy Woodson Jazz bass Acoustic Saxophone Mingus |
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Jim Hession / Freakish / Jelly Roll Morton http://www.artistopia.com/hessionsession This quixotic Jelly Roll piano solo uses some of his tried and true patterns and passages, but in highly unusual ways. This rendition is a tribute to Morton's delicate balance between composition and improvisation, which Jim demonstrates in this performance. Tags: solo JAZZ Jelly Roll Morton Jim Hession early jazz stride piano Jazz Historical Park New Orleans |
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the jellyroll rockheads III west coast tour 2001 Tags: jellyroll rockheads west coast tour 2001 thrash thrashcore japan |
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Jelly Roll Morton Lesson - Dick Hyman This clip is from Dick Hyman's CENTURY OF JAZZ PIANO CD-ROM encyclopedy. An amazing stuff at all. Recorded in 1999. Recorded in 1999. Tags: Jelly Roll Morton Lesson Dick Hyman |
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Bugs Henderson plays Texas Blues/Jellyroll Here Bugs is playing an old Nitzinger song and has Jamie Bassett on harp again. I like this recording especially because of Jamie's playing and also the tone of Bugs' PRS McCarty model is so sweet in this venue. Here he's got a harp player playing with him named Jamie Bassett, who played in several bands back in the day including Texas Storm with Jimmie Vaughan and Doyle Bramhall. Tags: Bugs Henderson Texas blues harp harmonica |
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Jelly Roll Morton: Mamanita Pianista: Luca Megna Tags: Jelly Roll Morton mamanita Luca Megna jazz pianoforte |
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Jim Hession plays Jelly Roll Morton's "Fingerwrecker" http://www.artistopia.com/hessionsession Jim Hession performs a rendition of Jelly Roll Morton's "Fingerwrecker" that he learned at age 16 from British jazz pianist Ron Weatherburn. Recorded at Fritzel's Jazz Pub, New Orleans French Quarter during the 2007 French Quarter Festival at the request of Austrian clarinetist Wolfgang Friedrich, who heard Jim perform the tune in Disneyland's French Quarter several years ago. The club on this particular night was standing room only, filled with musicians from across the world. This is the case many times a year as lovers of America's own music, jazz, flood into New Orleans to add Bourbon St. to their jazz credentials. Tags: Fingerwrecker Fingerbreaker Fingerbuster stride Jazz piano Jim Hession Eubie Blake Jelly Roll Morton |
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Jim Hession /Kansas City Stomps/ Jelly Roll Morton http://www.artistopia.com/hessionsession Jelly Roll Morton wrote this piece and named it for the Kansas City Bar where he played piano in Tijuana,Mexico. Tijuana sits directly to the south of San Diego, Calif. Jelly was drawn to the horse racing track that was in this area. "The Pearls" is another great piece that was written out of the Kansas City Bar. Tags: Jelly Roll Morton Jim Hession trad New Orleans solo piano jazz Kansas City Stomps |
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Xzibit feat Krondon & Jellyroll - Criminal Set Criminal set/saturday night live new song Video gret quality great song Tags: xzibit criminal set saturday night live krondon jellyroll great song quality music |
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London Cafe Blues m/Jelly Roll Morton Peruna Jazzmen 1,Co.Mikael Zuschlag2.Co. Peter Aller, Cl. Claus Forchhammer, Trb. Arne Hojberg Pno. Jørgen Møller, Bjo. Peter Fauerschou, Tu. Leo Hechmann, Wasb. Lasse Borup Recorded 1974 Tags: Peruna-Jazzmen Jelly-Roll-Morton Louis-Armstrong |
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Jim Hession /Shreveport Stomp /Jelly Roll Morton http://www.artistopia.com/hessionsession Certainly one of the most challenging of the Jelly Roll Morton repertoire is Shreveport Stomp. This was written for piano, but possibly the most famous rendition was by Morton(piano) with Omer Simeon(clarinet). Jim first played this piano solo at 15 years old for a citywide youth talent contest at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium. Unfortunately he came in second to a singer in a white dinner jacket crooning "I Left My Heart In San Franciso". This was recorded live at Word of Mouth Recording Studio in Algiers(New Orleans) on December 18, 2007. Tags: Jelly Roll Morton Jim Hession trad stride New Orleans |
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