Jelly Roll Morton: 1926-1930
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Artist:
Jelly Roll Morton
Label: Jsp Records
Category: Music
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Format: Box set
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 5
UPC: 788065900328
EAN: 0788065900328
ASIN: B00004WK09
Release Date: 2000-09-12 |
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Tracks:
- Black Bottom Stomp
- Smoke House Blues
- The Chant
- Sidewalk Blues
- Dead Man Blues
- Steamboat Stomp
- Someday Sweetheart
- Grandpa's Spells
- Original Jelly Roll Blues
- Doctor Jazz
- Cannonball Blues
- Hyena Stomp
- Billy Goat Stomp
- Wild Man Blues
- Jungle Blues
- Beale Street Blues
- The Pearls
- Wolverine Blues
- Mr. Jelly Lord
Tracks:
- Red Hot Pepper
- Deep Creek
- Pep
- Seattle Hunch
- Frances (Fat Frances)
- Freakish
- Burnin' The Iceberg
- Courthouse Bump
- Pretty Lil
- Sweet Aneta Mine
- New Orleans Bump
- Down My Way
- Try Me Out
- Tank Town Bump
- Sweet Peter
- Jersey Joe
- Mississippi Mildred
- Mint Julep
- Smilin' The Blues Away
- Turtle Twist
- My Little Dixie Home
- That's Like It Ought To Be
Tracks:
- Each Day
- If Somebody Would Only Love Me
- That'll Never Do
- I'm Looking For A Little Bluebird
- Little Lawrence
- Harmony Blues
- Fussy Mabel
- Ponchatrain
- Oil Well
- Load Of Coal (Load Of Cole)
- Crazy Chords
- Primrose Stomp
- Low Gravy
- Strokin' Away
- Blue Blood Blues
- Mushmouth Shuffle
- Gambling Jack
- Fickle Day Creep
Tracks:
- The Chant
- Sidewalk Blues
- Dead Man Blues
- Someday Sweetheart
- Grandpa's Spells
- Original Jelly Roll Blues
- Cannonball Blues
- Hyena Stomp
- Billy Goat Stomp
- Wild Man Blues
- Jungle Blues
- Beale Street Blues
- The Pearls
- Wolverine Blues
- Georgia Swing
- Kansas City Stomps
- Shoe Shiner's Drag
- Boogaboo
- Shreveport
- Mournful Serenade
Tracks:
- Shreveport
- Seattle Hunch
- Freakish
- Burnin' The Iceberg
- Courthouse Bump
- Pretty Lil
- Sweet Aneta Mine
- New Orleans Bump (Monrovia)
- Tank Town Bump
- Sweet Peter
- Jersey Joe
- Mississippi Mildred
- Each Day
- Oil Well
- Load Of Cole (Load Of Coal)
- Crazy Chords
- Primrose Stomp
- Strokin' Away
- Blue Blood Blues
- Gambling Jack
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Customer Reviews:
outstanding..........2007-02-13
A better buy simply does not exist. Well remasted and probably the best time frame of Jelly Roll's career.
Gems from the 1920s.......2006-12-27
These sides are treasures from the 1920s. Just as JSP's "Louis Armstrong and the Hot Five and Seven", they have been miticulously restored to their former glory. There is very little distortion. What a marvel of modern technology. Get these gems before they go out of print!
Excellent And Superior Set: Best By Far!.......2006-12-23
This is a bargain, both the price and the sound quality of this Jelly Roll Morton set. While I do have a few of Jelly Roll Morton's CDs, this one is just terrific. The remastering of this set is just simply put the best that I have ever heard. As far as I know, the complete recordings, both original and alternate takes are complete. One of the viewers mentioned that he only likes 1920s sound, and this does not measure up. I also am a 1920s person, and I believe it more than measure up. It's great and fun music. If you are a jazz fan, or like the music of early America [especially that sweet jazz sound] then I would highly recommend this CD for your collection. With all of Jelly Roll Morton's sessions from 1926-1930, remastered with an incredible sound, then look no futher than this CD collection.
Moreover, the price is a great bargain. Also, I was not aware of JSP, and the problems that this particular distributor of music was embroiled in. However, the sound is just great. And I do highly recommend it to all viewers. I am not sure if amazon has a listening sample [I am pretty sure they do] but if they do, I would highly recommend you listening to these great sounds. Of course nothing sounds as good as it would on your stero, however, if you have never listened to Jelly Roll Morton, then I would recommend you take a few minutes out of your time and listen to the listening sampling's that amazon offers its viewers. [If it is there]. And if not, listen to some of the other Jelly Roll Morton CD samples that I do know are listed. Jelly Roll Morton's place in the pantheon of jazz is paramount to anyone who wants to build a jazz collection. And I recommend that you start with these magnificent recordings. Highly recommended.
Great Set -- unfortunate that it's JSP.......2005-09-15
With lawsuits flying about in Europe and John Steadman being sued for allegedly stealing Bear's Carter Family and Jimmie Rodgers box sets, it is slightly troubling to acknowledge that this Jelly Roll Morton set is on his pirate label. The liner notes are "ehh -- okay." The layout is a little confusing, with alternate takes appearing on opposite discs, rather than in chronological order, but that's a minor issue.
Otherwise, the sound quality is superb, another smashing John R. T. Davies production! The impact of Morton's body of work is incalculable --- what a vital set for any jazz collection!
Technically great but leaves this twenties fan cold.......2005-05-30
I love twenties and thirties music and have a large collection of it. While I know that Jelly Roll is very important to the history of jazz, there is very little of his music that I enjoy. I recognize the technical virtuosity and the improvisational inventiveness. I prefer my twenties jazz sweetened up with the melody prominent, not simply a starting point for improvisation and jamming. Much of this type of Jazz wears on me the way those twenty minute guitar or bass or drum solos from the late sixties wore on me. Yes, I can hear that you can do incredible things with your instrument. Fine. You have my admiration, but not my love. This album is not going to be played every month (or year) the way my Six Jumping Jacks albums are played. Sure, Morton and his bands are the better musicians but the SJJ's have my love the way that The Kingsmen's version of "Louie, Louie," is my favorite version of that song. I'm glad I have this but it won't get played much.
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