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VA Blues In Jazz (The Sunday Times Music Collection)@flac
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VA Blues In Jazz (The Sunday Times Music Collection)@flac (Size: 152.98 MB) (Files: 20)
01. Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers - Original Jelly Roll Blues.flac
02. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - West End Blues.flac
03. Eddie Lang - Church Street Sobbin' Blues.flac
04. Bessie Smith - I'm Down In The Dumps.flac
05. Guy Kelly & Jimmie Noone & His New Orleans Band - The Blues Jumped A Rabbit.flac
06. Sidney Bechet & His New Orleans Feetwarmers - Wild Man Blues.flac
07. Big Joe Turner & Joe Sullivan & His Cafe Society Orchestra - Low Down Dirty Shame Blues.flac
08. Jack Teagarden And His Orchestra - St. James Infirmary.flac
09. Lena Horne & The Dixieland Jazz Group - St. Louis Blues.flac
10. Big Bill Broonzy & His Chicago Five - I'm Woke Up Now.flac
11. Billie Holiday & The Eddie Heywood Trio - I Love My Man (Billie's Blues.flac
12. Jimmy Rushing & Count Basie And His Orchestra - Harvard Blues.flac
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A newcomer to jazz could be forgiven for thinking that the music has little in common with blues. Modern improvisation, with its ample stock of oblique melodies, arcane chord substitutions and its conservatory standards of virtuosity, might at first seem far removed from any of the down home tunes of sorrow, joy and lust that came out of the Mississippi Delta.
Yet at the most practical level the basic twelve-bar progression forms a lingua franca for players from differing backgrounds who may be meeting for their first jam session. More importantly, without at least some affinity for the emotional depths of the blues, the finest technique will remain, well, no more than technique.
Whether or not you believe his oft-repeated claim to be the "inventor" of jazz, Jelly Roll Morton (c 1890-1941) deserves our gratitude for uniting the formal discipline of ragtime with the brasher spirit of the blues. As a member of the Creole musical elite of piano players, Morton harboured a certain disdain for the bluesmen, whom he regarded as crude and untutored. (from Liner Notes)
01. Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers - Original Jelly Roll Blues
02. Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five - West End Blues
03. Eddie Lang - Church Street Sobbin' Blues
04. Bessie Smith - I'm Down In The Dumps
05. Guy Kelly & Jimmie Noone & His New Orleans Band - The Blues Jumped A Rabbit
06. Sidney Bechet & His New Orleans Feetwarmers - Wild Man Blues
07. Big Joe Turner & Joe Sullivan & His Cafe Society Orchestra - Low Down Dirty Shame Blues
08. Jack Teagarden And His Orchestra - St. James Infirmary
09. Lena Horne & The Dixieland Jazz Group - St. Louis Blues
10. Big Bill Broonzy & His Chicago Five - I'm Woke Up Now
11. Billie Holiday & The Eddie Heywood Trio - I Love My Man (Billie's Blues)
12. Jimmy Rushing & Count Basie And His Orchestra - Harvard Blues
Label: Conifer
Released: 1995
Codec: Flac
Compression Level: 3
Quality: High
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