MUNI 20101103 stride piano – swing


  1. Muskrat Ramble (Edward „Kid“ Ory)

            Lil Hardin Armstrong and Her Orchestra: Bill Martin, Roi Nabors, Eddie Smith-tp;

            Preston Jackson, Al Wynn-tb; Darnell Howard, Franz Jackson-cl; Lil Armstrong-p;

            Pops Foster-b; Booker Washington-dr.


  2. Boogie Me (Lil Armstrong)

            Lil Hardin Armstrong Trio: L. H. Armstrong (1902-71)-p; Foster-b; Washington-dr.


  3. Sister Kate (Armand Jay Piron)

            Earl „Fatha“ Hines and His Band: Eddie Smith-tp; Jimmy Archey-tb; Darnell Howard-

cl; Earl Hines (1903-83)-p; Pops Foster-b; Earl Watkins-dr.

Skladby 1 – 3: September 7, 1961.LP Riverside 389/390.


  4. In the Mornin’ (????)

            “Cripple” Clarence Lofton (1896-1956)-piano solo.

            Chicago, December 1943. CD Document DOCD/32/20/12.


  5. Mexico Reminiscences (Champion Jack Dupree)

            „Champion“ Jack Dupree (1910-92)-p, voc.

            1943. Moses Asch recording.


  6. 35th and Dearborn (Jimmy Yancey)

            Jimmy Yancey (1894-1951)-piano solo.

            Chicago, September 6, 1940. CD Document DOCD/32/20/12.


  7. last few bars

            dtto.


  8. St. Louis Blues (William Christopher Handy)

            Albert Ammons (1907-49)-piano solo.

            New York, April 8, 1939. Solo Art 12003.


  9. St. Louis Blues (William Christopher Handy)

            Bessie Smith-voc; Louis Armstrong-co; Fred Longshaw (????-????)-harmonium.

            New York, January 14, 1925. Columbia 14064-D.


10. St. Louis Blues (William Christopher Handy)

            Thomas “Fats” Waller (1904-43)-pipe organ.

            Camden, New Jersey, November 17, 1926. Victor 20357.


11. Make Me a Pallet on the Floor (traditional)

            Mama Yancey-voc; Jimmy Yancey-harmonium.

            Chicago, December 1943. CD Document DOCD-32-20-10.


12. Honeysuckle Rose – a la Bach, Beethoven, Brahms, Waller (Thomas “Fats” Waller)

            Thomas “Fats” Waller-piano solo.

            New York, May 13, 1941. Victor 20-1580.


13. Honeysuckle Rose (Thomas “Fats” Waller)

            Nat “King” Cole (1919-65)-piano; Oscar Moore-g; Johnny Miller-b.

            Los Angeles, July 2, 1947. CD Capitol CDP 7 98288 2.


14. How High the Moon (Morgan Lewis)

            same personnel.

            Los Angeles, August 13, 1947. CD Capitol CDP 7 98288 2.


15. Bop Kick (Nat Cole)

            Nat Cole-p; Irving Ashby-b; Joe Comfort-b.

            New York City, March 30. 1949. CD Capitol CDP 7 98288 2.


16. Fine and Dandy (Kay Swift)

            Oscar Peterson (1925-2007)-p; Ben Johnson-g; Clarence Jones-b.

            Montreal, Canada, November 14, 1949. CD Bluebird 09026 63990 2.


17. Fascinating Rhythm (George Gershwin)

            Oscar Peterson-p; Barney Kessel-g; Ray Brown-b.

            Los Angeles, November/December 1952. LP Clef MGC 605.


18. They All Laughed (George Gershwin)

            Oscar Peterson-p; Ray Brown-b; Ed Thigpen-dr.

            Chicago, July/August 1959. LP Verve V6-2054.



Nový způsob klavírní hry (od skladby 14): pětihlas v rozsahu oktávy, úzká harmonie, tzv. close
harmony. Hráli tak počínaje Natem Colem mnozí, nejvíce nevidomý George Shearing. Tento způsob má
dva odborné názvy: locked hands, block chords.