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7 de dic. de 2006 · Jay McShann passed away today at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. One of the best things about my move to Kansas City is that I got to see Jay McShann live many times, in trio, small combo and big band contexts. He was a severely underrated pianist. He had chops a-plenty when he wanted to disp...
27 de abr. de 2007 · Jay McShann, nicknamed "Hootie," helped define the Kansas City style of jazz, which mixed blues and boogie woogie. In this program from 1980, McShann talks about those early days in Kansas City ...
Walter Brown and the Jay McShann Band appear by Courtesy of Capitol Records. Barcode and Other Identifiers. Rights Society: MCPS. Recommendations. 7:th Street Boogie. Ivory Joe Hunter. Released. 1977 — Sweden. Vinyl — LP, Compilation, Mono. Just One More Drink. Amos Milburn & His Chickenshackers. Released.
Find top songs and albums by Jay McShann Trio including Hold 'Em Hootie, All of Me and more. ... and singer Walter Brown. McShann and his band arrived in New York in February 1942 and made a strong impression, but World War II made it difficult for any new orchestras to catch on. There was a final session in December 1943 without Parker, ...
“Confessin' the Blues” is a blues classic written by Walter Brown and Jay McShann. It was first released in 1941 with Brown singing and McShann on piano. Since then, it has been
Jay McShann at the Piano with Singing By Walter Brown originally recorded Confessin' the Blues written by Walter Brown and Jay McShann and Jay McShann at the Piano with Singing By Walter Brown released it on the single Confessin' the Blues in 1941. It was also covered by Earl Grant, Karen Carroll, Barbara Morrison [US1], Carrie Smith and other artists.
McShann, Jay (James Columbus; aka Hootie)McShann ... Kansas City. In early 1936, he worked for four months in Chicago with his own trio, then returned to leading the band at ... Confessin’ the Blues,” and “Swingmatism”; the band included Charlie Parker, Gene Ramey, Gus Johnson, and singer Walter Brown. McShann continued to lead his ...
