Wednesday, April 29, 2009

BENNIE MOTEN 1894-1935 Part 3

Recorded 1930-1932

The Count, Liza Lee, Get Goin' (Get Ready To Love), Professor Hot Stuff, When I'm Alone, New Moten Stomp, As Long As I Love You (Jeannette), Somebody Stole My Gal, Now That I Need You, Bouncin' Round, Ya Got Love, I Wanna Be Around My Baby All The Time, Toby, Moten Swing, The Blue Room, Imagination, New Orleans, The Only Girl I Ever Loved, Milenberg Joys, Lafayette, Prince Of Wails, Two Times

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27 comments:

  1. thanks! one of my all-time favorite bands!

    that's Count Basie on these sessions, right?

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  3. For Jab Jones on piano our friend needs the recordings by Sleepy John Estes which he is more likely to find on Bluestown or another blues specialist site, although there are of course recordings of Jab playing jug with the Memphis Jug band, from whose leader Will Shade Willshade takes his name.
    RUMBA NEGRA was the first Moten record on which Basie played, and everything after that on the second and this third collection.

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  8. How embarrassing, I meant to request Jabbo Smith...(freudian slip I guess)

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  9. this is absolutely fantastic brilliant music. many thanks

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  11. Your blog is fantastic! Particularly pleased to have the Jelly Roll and the Bennie Moten. Moten's band was a monster.

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  25. Moten was important both for his music, and his place in music history. A link who swung! :D

    Thanks once again!

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