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28 de dic. de 2019 · Morton, who composed “Jelly Roll Blues” in 1905 and soon followed with “Frog-I-More Rag” and “King Porter Stomp,” toured the South with minstrel shows. He made early appearances that helped to introduce blues and jazz to Chicago in 1910, New York City in 1911, and San Francisco in 1915.
11 de ene. de 2023 · Electric Harmonica Blues
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The King of New Orleans Jazz by Jelly Roll Morton released in 1957. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
Jelly Roll Kings ''I Didn't Know'' Road Of Love'' (1979)Frank Frost - Vocals,Organ,HarmonicaJack Johnson - GuitarSam Carr - Drums
Amazonレビュー. This release from the Jelly Roll Kings, the longtime Frank Frost and Sam Carr partnership (with the new addition of Fred James on guitar and bass), is full of colors and dynamics, packed into a dozen electric blues songs. Frost drapes his mournful singing and his harmonica squalls over the insistent rhythmic pulse of James ...
Jelly Roll Morton's participation in recording with the all white New Orleans Rhythm Kings was history in the making: it is an early example of mixed race recordings. Mares and Roppolo went on to conduct two more recording sessions in New Orleans as the New Orleans Rhythm Kings in 1925 before the group dissolved altogether and its members went their separate ways.
