Tracklist: 1. Jelly Roll Blues, 2. Mr. Jelly Lord, 3. London Blues, 4. Sweet Man, 5. King Porter Stomp, 6. Tin Roof Blues, 7. Stratford Hunch, 8. Shreveport Stomp, 9. Grandpa’s Spells, 10.

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Complete your Jelly Roll Morton collection.

For his recording debut, 24-year-old pianist Butch Thompson performs a dozen selections associated with Jelly Roll Morton, including a couple ("Tiger Rag" and Scott Joplin's "Original Rags") not actually composed by Morton but performed during his Library of Congress sessions. Thompson, who has long been considered one of the top interpreters of Morton's music, already had his technique and sound down at this early stage, and his solo recital (reissued on CD) is excellent.

Also known as the Original Jelly-Roll Blues by Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe. Also known as the Original Jelly-Roll Blues by Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe.

Artists Butch Thompson Plays Jelly Roll Morton Piano Solos. Plays Jelly Roll Morton Piano Solos Butch Thompson. Plays Jelly Roll Morton Piano Solos. This album has an average beat per minute of 118 BPM (slowest/fastest tempos: 118/118 BPM). See its BPM profile at the bottom of the page. Tracklist Plays Jelly Roll Morton Piano Solos.

Piano Solos (Mono Version). Go to artist profile. Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers. Clarence Williams' Orchestra.

Butch Thompson Plays Jelly Roll Morton Piano Solos. Today the premier interpreter of early piano jazz, Thompson showed even on this recording debut, at age 25, that his early promise as a piano prodigy would be fulfilled. On 12 tunes from the first half of the early jazz-piano master's career, Thompson lacks none of Morton's later sophistications. He has interpreted Morton's recordings afresh, though without modernization or one-upsmanship. He misses none of the tunes' nuances, including hints at ragtime, stomps, and Morton's tinge of tango.