9 thoughts on “ Thatll Never Do - Jelly Roll Morton - Jelly Roll Morton (CD) ”

1. Jelly Roll Morton ‎– The Centennial - His Complete Victor Recordings. Label: Bluebird (3) ‎– ND(5), RCA ‎– ND(5), BMG ‎– ND(5).

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2. The third of four two-LP sets put out by French RCA that reissues all of Jelly Roll Morton's recordings for Victor (including a few sidemen appearances bypassed by the recent five-CD Bluebird set) is a bit of a hodgepodge although consistently very interesting. Morton is heard leading what was essentially the Luis Russell Orchestra (with trumpeter Red Allen, trombonist J.C. Higginbotham and.

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Gate Folded Vinyl release of King Porter Stomp on Discogs.

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4. Oct 28,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - Jelly-Roll Morton; THAT'LL NEVER DO YouTube That'll never do - Jelly Roll Morton - Duration: Complete Morton Project views.

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5. This 5 CD Jelly Roll Morton set is up to JSP's usual standards. The music is great, the re-mastering is very good and the selection of tracks is comprehensive. Jelly Roll Morton was one of the leading figures in jazz. This is a very worthwhile collection of his recordings at a reasonable price/5(41).

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6. As much as I love Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers recordings, it's his solo piano work that I find most captivating, and this CD serves up 68 minutes of solo Morton at his peak in the early-mid s. Nearly all of Morton's classic compositions are here in his own definitive performances/5(5).

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7. This CD has (with the exception of two songs from a slightly later radio broadcast) the final recordings of pianist-composer Jelly Roll ballanaranuadakelvgukree.xyzinfo are his piano solos (such as "The Crave," "The Naked Dance," and "King Porter Stomp") and selections in which he backs his own vocals (including "I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say," "Don't You Leave Me Here," and "Mamie's Blues").

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8. The CD even goes so far as to include "Steady Roll" by a novelty band called Jelly Roll Morton's Stomp Kings. The group consisted of comb, banjo, and kazoos, but it didn't include Morton/5(9).

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9. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Jelly Roll Morton: on Discogs/5(11).

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