Piano Blues
Various Artists

"Everybody had their own style," Jelly Roll Morton said of blues and jazz piano players. This collection explores the music of famous and less well-known blues pianists in the 1920s "classic blues" era and in the 1930s, when the distinctive boogie-woogie style of piano playing began to emerge.
Track Listing
101
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Big Mama | Walter Roland | 2:32 | |
102
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Dice's Blues | Walter Roland | 2:46 | |
103
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Broke Man Blues | Sylvester Palmer | 3:04 | |
104
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Skippy Whippy | Mississippi Jook Band | 2:50 | |
105
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Fanny Lee Blues | Wesley Wallace | 3:15 | |
106
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Number 29 | Wesley Wallace | 3:13 | |
107
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Pratt City Blues | Jabo Williams | 3:19 | |
201
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M & O Blues #3 | Walter Davis | 2:52 | |
202
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Dyin' Rider Blues | Romeo Nelson | 3:09 | |
203
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On the Wall | Louise Johnson | 3:04 | |
204
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Lost All I Had Blues | Roosevelt Sykes | 3:20 | |
205
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The First Time I Met You | Little Brother Montgomery | 2:55 | |
206
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Jab Blues | Jabo Williams | 3:23 | |
207
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Good Woman Blues | Peetie Wheatstraw | 2:55 |