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Great! Thank you from Amsterdam.

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It's in him. It's got to come out.

Such a smooth transition between piano players is unbelievable.

Boogie woogie y pionerisimo del rock and roll!! Temazo

Quel quatuor et quelle belle synchronisation. Your are great musiciens. Bravissimo.

GREAT....

13 hundred and two views in just under 8 years and I was one of them. I'm a lucky man

magnifico! Esiste la musica per questo genere?...o e solo improvvisazione????...

I lived my first life in the 1920s. That was great music. I remember that song very well.

Wonderful

God, I wish I'd been there, My fear is that they'll come to London and I'll only find out years later. What talent and what fun.

Виртуозы юмористы Браво.....

Rock and roll from 1928? This sounds a lot like Ray Charles’ What’d I Say.

macht Spaß zuzuhören 🙂

Harlem Hamfats Alberta Smith, vocals; Ann Cooper, trumpet; Horace Malcolm, piano; Charlie McCoy, mandolin; Joe McCoy, guitar; John Lindsay, bass; Fred Flynn, drums. Recorded in Chicago, Illinois; March 31, 1939.

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yep, THE boogie woogie record ... all-time fave for the next 100 years or so ...

Smith was one of the earliest progenitors of boogie woogie; a vitally important figure in popular music.

"And don't move a peg!" Decades after it was recorded, Tommy Dorsey's excellent version of "Boogie Woogie" won a Grammy award as an historically important recording.

Happy 126th Black History Month everyone !! ;-) Eigentlich war ja nicht Richard Wayne Penniman aka Little Richard (87, d. 2020) der allererste r&rer, sondern der Troyer Clarence "Pinetop" Smith (24, d. 1929) ;-)

Stephanie is tricky

The same Bob Nolan from the Sons of the Pioneers?!

Almost 100 years now.... amazing.... thank you and god bless, if he's around.

Super funny to see & hear from landl recordings... Harry

Holy Macaroni what fun!

My favorite BG Quartet number....and I think I just fell in love again. What.a show!

I like Stephanie and her playing,, but Harry connick Jr played this song live in TX. He did a great job playing it..

Il joue trop fort le vieux avec sa clarinette.... on entend pas le piano, c’est le problème de ces salles voûtées. Et le batteur excellent au piano !!!!!!

The best music always comes when the performers are having the most fun.

Wonderful Eva...

j'ai eu cette partition entre les mains étant enfant, je ne pensais pas la trouver un jour interprétée par son auteur, merci beaucoup pour le partage !!!!

what a great "hand-over-the-baton". This gives me a crazy idea: how about a "the longest nonstop-boogie-woogie-playing-world-record"? Just handover the baton again and again for 24 hours from player to player. Just make sure each player arrives at the stage 10 minutes earlier than her/his perfomance

What a gem. And that all-stars band, a great lineup.

Stephanie Trick's "Trick" -- awesome showmanship by both of them

What a performance!!!

IDA COX 3.6. 2018

chevre

Never heard this Blue Steele before

SPECIALGRAND BRAVO TO THE DUMMER ON THE PIANO : FANTASTIC !!!!!

incredibili : Stesso suono e tecnica.

Heaven and Playland.

Sehr ccol! War auch schon mehrmals dort :)

That guy with a tie plays in a classical piano way with a legato touch, which doesn't go in rag music.

just superb

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Sympa !!

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