They All Played the Tiger Rag
Various Artists
This fascinating collection demonstrates the variations one tune may inspire, from its origin as a French quadrille to transformative performances by the Benny Goodman trio and jazz pianist Art Tatum. From Jelly Roll Morton's historic spoken introduction to the Dixieland and swing interpretations of this classic composition, Tiger Rag is an education and a delight.
Track Listing
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101
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Tiger Rag (Demonstration) | Jelly Roll Morton | 4:35 |
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102
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Tiger Rag | Jelly Roll Morton | 3:16 |
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103
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Tiger Rag | Original Dixieland Jazz Band | 3:06 |
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104
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Tiger Rag | New Orleans Rhythm Kings (1922-1925) | 2:31 |
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105
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Tiger Rag | The Wolverines | 2:43 |
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106
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Tiger Rag | Earl Hines | 2:58 |
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107
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Tiger Rag | The Quality Serenaders | 3:21 |
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108
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Tiger Rag | Charles Dornberger's Orchestra | 2:50 |
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201
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Tiger Rag | Bennie Moten's Kansas City Orchestra | 3:18 |
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202
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Tiger Rag | The Fletcher Henderson Orchestra | 3:20 |
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203
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Tiger Rag | The Duke Ellington Orchestra | 5:47 |
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204
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Tiger Rag | Louis Armstrong and His Orchestra | 3:08 |
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205
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Tiger Rag | The Benny Goodman Trio | 3:27 |
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206
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Tiger Rag | Ozzie Nelson and his Orchestra | 2:58 |
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207
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Tiger Rag | Art Tatum | 2:25 |
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