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Rare film footage of Meade
Lux Lewis, the greatest pioneer of boogie woogie (1940's) |
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Horace Silver, the father
of hardbop, playing his number, "Safari" in 1952. |
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Versatile New Orleans blind
pianist, Henry Butler, at North Atlantic Blues Festival. |
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The unique and wonderful
Mose Allison performing "You Can Count on Me" in N.Y. |
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Mike Kindred playing and singing his 5/4 time
piece "Loaded Dice" in 2001. |
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Snatches of Charles Boles,
Axel Zwingenberger, and others at Detroit 2006 Blues Fest. |
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Les McCann singing and
playing "Volkeswagen Blues" with Eddie Harris on sax. |
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Louis Jordan's Tympani Five in
the 40's playing "Buzz Me Baby".
Not sure of piano
player's name - could be Arnie Thomas or Bill Austin. |
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Dee Dee Bridgewater and
band performing Les McCann's hit, "Compared to What?".
Brazilian, Eddie Gomez, on
keyboard. |
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Roland Kirk's unique take
on the blues, playing at Ronnie Scotts, London, U.K. |
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Honky Tonk Train Blues
- a compilation of recordings made by composer Lux Lewis.
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Fine contemporary
hardbop from the band of trumpeter Terell Stafford playing "Blues for JT". |
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Nat and Cannonball
Adderley playing a hardbop blues called "Work Song".
Joe Zawinul is on piano. |
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