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Jelly Roll Morton - Jelly Roll Morton: 1926-1930 (2000) [Ragtime, New Orleans Jazz, Dixieland]; FLAC (tracks+.cue)

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Jelly Roll Morton - Jelly Roll Morton: 1926-1930 (2000) [Ragtime, New Orleans Jazz, Dixieland]; FLAC (tracks+.cue)

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Artist: Jelly Roll Morton
Album: Jelly Roll Morton: 1926-1930
Genre: Ragtime, New Orleans Jazz, Dixieland
Label: JSP Records
Released: 2000
Quality: FLAC (tracks+.cue)
Tracklist:
    CD 1:
  1. Black Bottom Stomp
  2. Smoke-House Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Luke, Charles
  3. The Chant - Jelly Roll Morton, Stitzel, Mel
  4. Sidewalk Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Melrose, Walter
  5. Dead Man Blues
  6. Steamboat Stomp
  7. Someday, Sweetheart - Jelly Roll Morton, Spikes, Benjamin
  8. Grandpa's Spells
  9. Original Jelly Roll Blues
  10. Doctor Jazz - Jelly Roll Morton, King Oliver
  11. Cannonball Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Bloom, Marty
  12. Hyena Stomp
  13. Billy Goat Stomp
  14. Wild Man Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Armstrong, Louis
  15. Jungle Blues
  16. Beale Street Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Handy, W.C.
  17. The Pearls
  18. Wolverine Blues
  19. Mr. Jelly Lord

    CD 2:
  1. Red Hot Pepper
  2. Deep Creek Blues
  3. Pep - Jelly Roll Morton,
  4. Seattle Hunch
  5. Frances
  6. Freakish
  7. Burnin' the Iceberg
  8. Courthouse Bump
  9. Pretty Lil
  10. Sweet Anita Mine
  11. New Orleans Bump
  12. Down My Way
  13. Try Me Out
  14. Tank Town Bump
  15. Sweet Peter
  16. Jersey Joe
  17. Mississippi Mildred
  18. Mint Julep
  19. Smilin' the Blues Away
  20. Turtle Twist
  21. My Little Dixie Home
  22. That's Like It Ought to Be

    CD 3:
  1. Each Day
  2. If Someone Would Only Love Me
  3. That'll Never Do
  4. I'm Looking for a Little Bluebird
  5. Little Lawrence
  6. Harmony Blues
  7. Fussy Mabel
  8. Ponchartrain
  9. Oil Well
  10. Load of Coal
  11. Crazy Chords
  12. Primrose Stomp
  13. Low Gravy
  14. Strokin' Away
  15. Blue Blood Blues
  16. Mushmouth Shuffle
  17. Gambling Jack
  18. Fickle Fay Creep

    CD 4:
  1. The Chant - Jelly Roll Morton, Stitzel, Mel
  2. Sidewalk Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Melrose, Walter
  3. Dead Man Blues
  4. Someday, Sweetheart - Jelly Roll Morton, Spikes, Benjamin
  5. Grandpa's Spells
  6. Original Jelly Roll Blues
  7. Cannonball Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Bloom, Marty
  8. Hyena Stomp
  9. Billy Goat Stomp
  10. Wild Man Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Armstrong, Louis
  11. Jungle Blues
  12. Beale Street Blues - Jelly Roll Morton, Handy, W.C.
  13. The Pearls
  14. Wolverine Blues
  15. Georgia Swing
  16. Kansas City Stomp
  17. Shoe Shiner's Drag
  18. Boogaboo
  19. Shreveport Stomp
  20. Mournful Serenade - Jelly Roll Morton, Oliver, Joe "King"

    CD 5:
  1. Shreveport Stomp
  2. Seattle Hunch
  3. Freakish
  4. Burnin' the Iceberg
  5. Courthouse Bump
  6. Pretty Lil
  7. Sweet Anita Mine
  8. New Orleans Bump
  9. Tank Town Bump
  10. Sweet Peter
  11. Jersey Joe
  12. Mississippi Mildred
  13. Each Day
  14. Oil Well
  15. Load of Coal
  16. Crazy Chords
  17. Primrose Stomp
  18. Strokin' Away
  19. Blue Blood Blues
  20. Gambling Jack

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JSP's five-CD set devoted to Jelly Roll Morton contains all of his Victor recordings cut between September 1926 and October 1930. The sound quality is excellent and complete discographical information is provided along with insightful liner notes. Alternate takes are presented on separate discs so as to avoid redundancy. This creates doppelgängers, as it were, of most of the sessions involving larger ensembles. Jelly Roll Morton is heard as a solo pianist and as leader of his trios, Red Hot Peppers, and orchestra. The only shortcoming is the absence of eight titles recorded for Victor's Bluebird imprint in 1939 by Morton's New Orleans Jazzmen. Had the producers of this otherwise excellent compilation opted for these classic latter-day Jellies instead of obsessing over every single alternate take from the earlier sessions, this would be a serious contender for the "best and most affordable Jelly Roll Morton set" award. As it stands, JSP's hefty anthology is a great way to obtain most of Morton's major work on CD at relatively little cost. The very best way to study this artist is to start at the beginning of his discography using the Classics Chronological Series and then move forward. After hearing these canonic classic jazz recordings as presented by JSP, some folks will indeed want to zoom in for close-ups and study every recorded episode in this primal jazzman's life and works. ~ arwulf arwulf

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