Stride Piano - 331

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The music on this disc has never been released before! It was recorded during four live broadcast sessions in New York between 1951 and 1953. Sixteen of the numbers are in trio format, with Everett Barksdale on guitar and Slam Stewart on bass; the last two are piano solos by Art Tatum..

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2-CD set from 1975 features pianist Don Ewell with Australia's leading New Orleans-style jazz band, the Yarra Yarra Jazz Band; also including some fine piano solos by Ewell.Jazz. Modern Jazz. Mainstream Jazz. Bossa Nova. Pop Jazz.

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While this pair of CDs is tagged as Echoes of Swing, the spirit of improvised jazz instead emerges (there is a difference). As one might expect, these cuts are dominated by the richness of Ralph Sutton's piano, with its lovely, lyrical, and/or stomping stride in his every chorus--an astonishing feat, achieved only by the greats of Harlem's golden years, Fats Waller, James P. Johnson, and Willie ''the Lion'' Smith. Waller's 1928 classic, ''Clothesline Ballet,'' singly reveals the astounding

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live solo piano in Great Britain 1971.

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The tunes on this CD have never been previously released and the music was originally recorded live on Steve Allen's Tonight Show and in clubs in New York, Washington D.C. and Chicago during the year before Tatum died. Tatum plays in trio format except for three solo numbers. The repertoire consists of Art Tatum favourites and popular swing jazz standards. Tatum was the most exceptional and technically brilliant jazz pianist of all time, the benchmark against which all jazz pianists are

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This is the first of a nine-volume 18-track set, comprised primarily of previously unissued performances by the legendary jazz pianist, Art Tatum. This CD covers the years 1934 (the first year Tatum recorded) to 1944, with Tatum performing in solo, trio and quartet contexts. Most of the music (which is from the 40's) was produced for the Armed Forces Radio Service, who broadcast to the U.S. military during World War II. Besides the eight solo tunes, which include some of Tatum's first

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CD Dick Hyman's approach to solo piano is both rich in tradition and deeply personal, an odyssey into the wellsprings of American music. Ranging through a repertoire of well-known standards and sometimes obscure delights, Hyman brings a wealth of piano techniques, infectious swing, and a knack for sometimes extravagant variations, including a version of ''Just You, Just Me'' that ranges from classic stride playing to interpolated soul jazz. Among the little-heard pieces are ''Odeon,'' a 1905

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