 |
Jelly Roll Morton - Complete Library of Congress Recordings
Our Price: $100.00Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Category: Music CD See more CD details
CD DetailsArtist: Jelly Roll Morton Edition: Music CD Audio: English (Original Language) Format: Box set CD Release Date: 2006-08-22 Music Label: Rounder / Umgd Soundtracks: Music CD 1- The Story of "I'm Alabama Bound"/I'm Alabama Bound [Version]
- Time in Mobile/I'm Alabama Bound [Excerpt][Version]
- King Porter Stomp [Piano Instrumental/The Story of "King Porter Stomp"
- The Story of "King Porter Stomp [Continued]
- Jelly Roll's Background [Spoken]
- Music Lessons/Miserere [Instrumental][Version]
- Miserere [Instrumental][Version]
- The Stomping Grounds [Spoken]
- The Style of Sammy Davis [Piano Instrumental/The Renown of Tony ... [Instru
- Tony Jackson Was the Favorite/Dope, Crown, and Opium [Version]
- Poor Alfred Wilson/Tony Jackson's "Naked Dance" [Spoken][Version]
- Honky Tonk Blues/In New Orleans, Anyone Could Carry a Gun [Spoken]
- New Orleans Was a Free and Easy Place/Levee Man Blues [Version]
- The Story of Aaron Harris [Spoken]
Music CD 2- The Story of Aaron Harris (Continued)/Aaron Harris Blues [Version]
- Aaron Harris, His Hoodoo Woman, And the Hat That Started a Riot ...
- The Story of the 1900 New Orleans Riot and the Song of Robert Charles ...
- The Story of the 1900 New Orleans Riot (Continued) /Game Kid Blues [Version
- Game Kid Blues [Instrumental][Version]
- New Orleans Funerals/Steal Away/Nearer My God to Thee [Version]
- Funeral Marches/Flee as the Bird to the Mountain [Spoken][Version]
- Oh! Didn't He Ramble [Piano Instrumental/Evolution of Tiger Rag ... [In
- Tiger Rag Third, Fourth, And Fifth Strains [Instrumental][Version]
- Tiger Rag [Instrumental][Version]
- The Right Tempo Is the Accurate Tempo/Ha ... [Interview and Demonstration]
- Jazz Discords and Story of the Kansas City Stomp [Interview and ...]
- Kansas City Stomp (Continued)/Breaks in Jazz ... [Instrumental][Version
- Slow Swing and Sweet Jazz Music [Interview and Demonstration]
- Salty Dog/Bill Johnson, Jelly's Brother-In-Law [Spoken]
- Hesitation Blues [Interview and Song]
Music CD 3- My Gal Sal Original and Transformation [Interview and Song]
- The St. Louis Scene/Randalls' Tune/Maple ... [Instrumental][Version]
- Maple Leaf Rag St. Louis Style, Conclusion [Instrumental][Version]
- Jelly Roll Carves St. Louis [Spoken]
- Jelly Roll Carves St. Louis (Continued)/Miserere, ... [Version]
- New Orleans Blues
- Winin' Boy Blues [Continued]
- Winin' Boy Blues
- The Anamule Dance
- The Anamule Dance [Version]
- The Great Buddy Bolden/Buddy Bolden's Blues [Spoken]
- The Great Buddy Bolden [Version]
- Mr. Jelly Lord
- How Jelly Roll Got His Name/Original Jelly Roll Blues ... [Version]
- Original Jelly Roll Blues
- Honky Tonk Blues/Old-Time Honky Tonks [Spoken]
Music CD 4- Real Tough Boys [Spoken]
- Sporting Attire and Shooting the Agate [Spoken]
- Sweet Mamas and Sweet Papas/See See Rider [Version]
- See See Rider (Continued)/Parading with the Broadway Swells [Spoken]
- Parading with the Broadway Swells (Continued) [Spoken]
- Fights and Weapons/Stars and Stripes Forever [Spoken][Version]
- Luis Russell and New Orleans Riffs [Interview and ...]
- Jelly's Travels: From Yazoo to Clarksdale [Spoken]
- Jelly's Travels: From Clarksdale to Helena [Spoken]
- Jelly's Travels: From Helena to Memphis [Spoken]
- In Memphis: The Monarch Saloon and Benny Frenchy/Benny ... [Version]
- Benny Frenchy's Tune (Continued)/Bad Sam, Memphis' [Instrumental][Versi
- Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [Interview and Song]
- Make Me a Pallet on the Floor
- Make Me a Pallet on the Floor
- Make Me a Pallet on the Floor [Conclusion]
Music CD 5- The Dirty Dozen [Interview and Song]
- The Murder Ballad, Pt. 1
- The Murder Ballad, Pt. 2
- The Murder Ballad, Pt. 3
- The Murder Ballad, Pt. 4
- The Murder Ballad, Pt. 5
- The Murder Ballad, Pt. 6
- The Murder Ballad, Conclusion
- Fickle Fay Creep [Instrumental][Version]
- Jungle Blues [Instrumental][Version]
- King Porter Stomp [Instrumental][Version]
- Sweet Peter [Instrumental][Version]
- Hyena Stomp [Instrumental][Version]
- Wolverine Blues [Continued]
- Wolverine Blues
- State and Madison [Instrumental][Version]
- The Pearls [Instrumental][Version]
- The Pearls [Instrumental][Version]
Music CD 6- Bert Williams [Instrumental][Version]
- Freakish [Instrumental][Version]
- Pep [Instrumental][Version]
- The Georgia Skin Game [Spoken]
- The Georgia Skin Game [Version]
- The Georgia Skin Game/I'm Gonna Get One and Go ... [Version]
- Ungai Hai, The Sign of the Indians [Interview and Song]
- New Orleans Blues [Piano Instrumental]
- The Spanish Tinge [Interview and Demonstration]
- Improving Spanish Tempos and Creepy Feeling [Interview and Piano ...]
- Creepy Feeling [Piano Instrumental][Instrumental][Version]
- The Crave [Instrumental][Version]
- Mamanita [Instrumental][Version]
- C'Ã?tait N'Aut' Can-Can, Payez Donc/If You ... [Interview and Song]
- Spanish Swat [Instrumental][Version]
- Ain't Misbehavin'
- I Hate a Man Like You/Rolling Stuff [Piano ...]
- Michigan Water Blues [Interview and Song]
Music CD 7- Winin' Boy Blues
- Winin' Boy Blues
- Boogie Woogie Blues
- Buddy Bertrand's Blues [Instrumental][Version]
- When the Hot Stuff Came In [Spoken]
- The First Hot Arrangements [Spoken]
- The Pensacola Kid and the Cadillac Café [Spoken]
- At the Cadillac Café, Los Angeles [Version]
- Little Liza Jane
- In the Publishing Business/Tricks Ain't Walking No More [Version]
Music CD 8- Original Jelly Roll Blues [Instrumental]
- Jelly Roll's Early Playing Days in the District [Spoken]
- Hot Bands and Creole Tunes [Spoken]
- Eh, La Bas/Riffs and Breaks from Creole Songs [Spoken]
- Old-Time Creole Musicians and the French Element [Spoken]
- Playing Hot with Buddy Bolden [Spoken]
- High Society [Instrumental]
- Sporting Life Costumes [Spoken]
- Buddy Bolden: Man and Musician [Spoken]
- Creoles Playing with Negroes: Getting That Drive [Spoken]
- Jelly Roll's Compositions [Spoken]
- How Johnny St. Cyr Learned to Play Guitar [Spoken]
- Guitar Blues/Just the Guitar Blues [Instrumental][Version]
- Bad Men and Pimps [Spoken]
- The Story of the Coon Blues [Spoken]
- Coon Blues [Instrumental]
- Jazz Is Just a Makeup: Buddy Bolden, Honky Tonks, Brass Band Funerals,
- Young Sidney Bechet: Jim Crow and the Dangers of the District [Spoken]
- The Main Idea in Jazz: Just Watch Me - Improvising and Reading Music ...
- Of All His Mother's Children He Loved Jelly the Best: A Little Tale of
Music reviews of Complete Library of Congress RecordingsMusic Review: Recomendo Rating: 5 Stars
Uma das figuras mais geniais e polêmicas da história do jazz foi Jelly Roll Morton, considerado por vários estudiosos o primeiro compositor do jazz. Morton, um mulato de New Orleans que se considerava branco descendente de franceses, iniciou a carreira tocando em bordéis e esteve em quase todas as cidades onde se podia ganhar algum dinheiro tocando jazz. Costumava se apresentar com um cartão onde constava a inscrição "inventor do jazz". Se ele realmente acreditava nisso ou estava apenas brincando, nunca vamos saber. O fato é que Morton foi o primeiro músico a conseguir colocar na partitura alguns dos principais elementos musicais que realmente diferenciavam o jazz de seus ancestrais: spirituals, blues e ragtime. Para aqueles que não apreciam gravações repletas de estalidos e chiados, o álbum traz registros cujo tratamento técnico torna a audição agradável até para as orelhas mais exigentes. Um prato cheio para os estudiosos do jazz.
More Complete Library of Congress Recordings free music reviews: 1
Description of Complete Library of Congress RecordingsThe stories and songs on these recordings are a document of the big bang of jazz music at the dawn of the 20th Century. New Orleans composer, pianist and pool shark Jelly Roll Morton was one of the key figures in the creation of jazz. Alan Lomax was the visionary folklorist who created a legacy that illuminated roots music sounds from around the world. Together, in 1938 at the Library of Congress, they made these groundbreaking recordings--the first recorded oral history in jazz. When folklorist Alan Lomax made these epic 1938 recordings of Jelly Roll Morton's reminiscences and piano playing, he was creating the first great oral documentation of early jazz. This material has never been issued with the care, sensitivity and completeness that it gets here, with the complete interviews and musical performances sequenced over seven CDs in the order in which they took place. Morton was almost as great a raconteur as he was a musician, and his accounts of New Orleans in the early years of the 20th century--from bordellos to riots to funeral parades--are vivid, bawdy, and sometimes hilarious. His accounts of the music and his performances, from "King Porter Stomp" to the lengthy "Murder Ballad," provide a brilliant window on the mechanics and progress of jazz in its earliest years. The sound restoration is excellent and the complete package--cover art by R. Crumb and a book with an essay by John Szwed and extensive photographs--befits a document of this significance. An eighth CD excerpts interviews Lomax conducted in 1949 with various New Orleans musicians (most notably Johnny St. Cyr) reminiscing about Morton and the early years of jazz. --Stuart Broomer
|
 |
|
|
|