The Pearls by Jelly Roll Morton (CD, Oct-1990, Bluebird RCA USA) 
The Pearls by Jelly Roll Morton (CD, Oct-1990, Bluebird RCA USA)

 
The Pearls by Jelly Roll Morton (CD, Oct-1990, Bluebird RCA USA)

Artist: Jelly Roll Morton
Release Date: Oct 1990
Format: CD
Record Label: Bluebird RCA (USA)
Genre: Jazz Instrument, Piano
UPC: 078635658828
Product ID: EPID3057683
Description: Not to be confused with Jelly Roll Morton's 1938 Library of Congress recording of the same name, this 23-track collection, also entitled THE PEARLS, cherry-picks the most essential tracks from over 10 years in Morton's career, reaching b...
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Track Listing
1. Black Bottom Stomp
2. Smokehouse Blues
3. Chant, The
4. Sidewalk Blues
5. Dead Man Blues
6. Steamboat Stomp
7. Grandpa's Spells
8. Original Jelly Roll Blues
9. Doctor Jazz
10. Cannon Ball Blues
11. Pearls, The
12. Wolverine Blues
13. Mr. Jelly Lord
14. Georgia Swing
15. Kansas City Stomps
16. Shreveport Stomp
17. Mournful Serenade
18. Red Hot Pepper Stomp - (bonus track)
19. Deep Creek - (bonus track)
20. Freakish - (bonus track)
21. Tanktown Bump - (bonus track)
22. I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say
23. Winnin' Boy Blues - (bonus track)

Details
Producer:Ed Michel (Compilation)
Distributor:BMG (distributor)
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Mono
SPAR Code:ADD

Album Notes
Not to be confused with Jelly Roll Morton's 1938 Library of Congress recording of the same name, this 23-track collection, also entitled THE PEARLS, cherry-picks the most essential tracks from over 10 years in Morton's career, reaching back to his landmark 1926 recordings with his Red Hot Peppers and continuing into the late '30s when he led a small jazz combo (which is somewhat reminiscent of Louis Armstrong's Hot Fives or Sevens).
Morton's influence on jazz, and the far-reaching effects of his innovations, cannot be overestimated. With his combination of Dixieland swing, hot New Orleans-bred syncopation, W.C. Handy-esque melodic charm, and a technical dexterity that recalls the virtuosity of classical musicians, Morton wrote a good chunk of jazz's rule book. There are a lot of compilations that testify to Morton's achievements, but this superb set is one of the most convincing.

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