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Used Vinyl Record

Jelly Roll Morton - Jelly Roll Morton

Jelly Roll Morton - Jelly Roll Morton

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This album features Jelly Roll Morton, a pioneering figure in jazz, known for blending ragtime with blues and showcasing his innovative piano style and compositions that laid the groundwork for future jazz musicians.

Used Vinyl Record

Condition: Expertly ultrasonic cleaned. Very Good (VG) or better condition. Guaranteed not to skip.

Catalog Number: Mainstream Records - 56020

This Edition Released: 1966

Discogs images show the correct release for this catalog number or UPC. Condition will be VG or better. Inserts may vary or may not be included.

Tracklist

: Piano Solos
A1: Mamie's Blues
A2: Michigan Water Blues
A3: Buddy Bolden's Blues
A4: Winin' Boy Blues
A5: Don't You Leave Me Here
B1: Original Rags
B2: The Naked Orange
B3: The Crave
B4: Mister Joe
B5: King Porter Stomp

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