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1. oldtimemusic.com › the-meaning-behind-the-songThe Meaning Behind The Song: Tiger Rag by Jelly Roll Morton

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   May 13, 2024 · Tiger Rag, composed by Jelly Roll Morton, is a song that holds a significant place in the history of jazz and has influenced countless musicians since its creation in 1917. This lively and energetic composition captures the essence of early jazz, with its infectious melodies, syncopated rhythms, and improvisational elements.

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     Jelly Roll Morton: Original Recordings (1926-1930)

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     Jelly Roll Morton - Jelly Roll Blues (1924)

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     The Crave - Jelly Roll Morton

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3. www.youtube.com › watchThe Crave | Jelly Roll Morton’s Jazz Masterpiece - YouTube

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   May 7, 2024 · "The Crave the Tango Rhythm Fusion"Immerse yourself in the captivating fusion of jazz and tango with Jelly Roll Morton's masterpiece, "The Crave." This uniqu...

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4. www.youtube.com › watchJelly Roll Morton-Kansas City stomp : 1923 - YouTube

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   May 11, 2024 · "Kansas City Stomp" is a jazz standard by Jelly Roll Morton, first recorded in 1923. It has been described as "one of his (Morton's) happiest pieces". Morton...

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6. facts.net › 15-facts-about-jelly-roll-morton15 Facts About Jelly Roll Morton - Facts.net

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   6 days ago · Source: Bandcamp.com. Jelly Roll Morton was a highly influential jazz musician and composer from the early 20th century. Born Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe in 1890, he achieved fame under the stage name Jelly Roll Morton. He is widely regarded as one of the pioneers of jazz music, particularly for his unique piano playing style and his contributions ...

7. www.jazziz.com › song-of-the-day-jelly-roll-mortonSong of the Day: Jelly Roll Morton, “Black Bottom Stomp”

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   6 days ago · Jelly Roll Morton recorded "Black Bottom Stomp" for Victor on this date in 1926. He recorded it with his Red Hot Peppers, an ensemble featuring among others the great trombonist Kid Ory. The song is recognized as a quintessential New Orleans style jazz composition, as it features many of its characteristic traits. These include a

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   Who was Jelly Roll Morton?

   • Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe, known famously by his stage name “Jelly Roll Morton”, was an American jazz and ragtime pianist, bandleader, and composer. He is widely known as the first Jazz ‘arranger’, and for his contributions for the Red Hot Peppers and the New Orleans Rhythm Kings.

   Jelly Roll Morton - Composer Biography, Facts and Music

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   Was Jelly Roll Morton a Swiss roll?

   • I believe that a jelly roll is the American term for a swiss roll. Contrary to the previous answer, it is slang for the male genitalia (a moments thought suggests why this may be so). It seems unlikely that Jelly Roll Morton would have named himself after the female nether regions. 'Jelly Roll' Morton was a nickname.

   Just what is a jelly roll, and why are blues singers so keen on it?

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   When did Jelly Roll Morton start stomping?

   • In March 1938, Jelly Roll Morton became incensed by a Ripley’s Believe It Or Not radio program on which W.C. Handy was introduced as the originator of jazz, stomps, and blues.

   Jelly Roll Morton: Profiles in Jazz - The Syncopated Times

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   When did Jelly Roll Morton record Black Bottom Stomp?

   • Jelly Roll Morton recorded “Black Bottom Stomp” for Victor on this date in 1926. He recorded it with his Red Hot Peppers, an ensemble featuring among others the great trombonist Kid Ory. The song is recognized as a quintessential New Orleans style jazz composition, as it features many of its characteristic traits.

   Song of the Day: Jelly Roll Morton, “Black Bottom Stomp”

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9. www.jazziz.com › a-short-history-of-the-legend-ofA Short History of… The Legend of Buddy Bolden

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   6 days ago · Even Jelly Roll Morton, who called himself the inventor of jazz, called Bolden “the most powerful trumpet in the world” and paid homage to him by recording the “Buddy Bolden Blues,” which most likely stemmed from a composition by Cornish.

10. www.youtube.com › watchJelly Roll Morton-Jungle Blues:1927 - YouTube

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    May 12, 2024 · Recorded by Jelly Roll Morton's "Red Hot Peppers" in Chicago on June 4th 1927 George Mitchell cornet, Gerald Reeves trombone, Johnny Dodds clarinet, Paul 'St...

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