| Boogie Woogie & Barrelhouse Piano Vol 2 1928 - 1930 £7.99 |
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| Boogie Woogie and Barrelhouse Piano CDs
As with the Document Records CD St. Louis Barrelhouse Piano (DOCD-5104) very little is known of the pianists on this CD. Only Romeo Nelson,
through two brief interviews, emerges from the shadows. He recorded with Tampa Red in 1929, played with Pine Top Smith and Clarence Lofton.
"Gettin' Dirty" was a marvellous close cousin to the Dozens and another obvious rent-party piece. "Dyin' Rider", by contrast, was a macabre blues and "11.29", a jaunty version, oddly, of The Midnight Special. Rudy Foster is known only through the few tracks here, which are heavy, inventive and typical of the boogies of the northern triangle of Chicago, Detroit, and Indianapolis. Piano Kid Edward's tracks provide a contrast with his explosion of ragtime and stride piano. This CD includes provide full track details, musician personnel, original discographical details and an article by Mike Rowe. |
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| Bob Call More Titles? |
| Raymond Barrow More Titles? |
| Piano Kid Edwards More Titles? |
| Rudy Foster More Titles? |
| Blind Leroy Garnett More Titles? |
| Marie Griffin More Titles? |
| Romeo Nelson More Titles? |
| James 'Boodle It' Wiggins More Titles? |
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