Musicians - 1900s debuts list

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1900s debuts list

A: Al Bernard; Al Jolson; Alma Gluck; Arthur Fields
B: Bartók; Billy Murray
C: Carroll Clark; Celestin's Original Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra; Charles H. Hart; Charles W. Harrison; Collins & Harlan; Cripple Clarence Lofton
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E: Elizabeth Wheeler; Elsie Baker; Ernest Hare
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G: Gid Tanner; Gus Cannon
H
I: Irène Bordoni
J: Jelly Roll Morton; Jim Jackson; João da Baiana; John McCormack
K: King Oliver

L: Lambert Murphy
M: Ma Rainey; Mamie Smith
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O: Ollie Powers; Original Tuxedo Jazz Orchestra, The; Oscar Celestin "Papa Celestin"
P: Peerless Quartet; Peg Leg Howell; Polk Miller
Q

R: Ramón Montoya; Reed Miller; Reinald Werrenrath
S: Sam Ash; Sam Collins, 'Crying'; Sophie Tucker; Stravinsky
T
U
V: Vernon Dalhart
W: Washington Phillips; Wilfred Glenn
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Jelly Roll Morton
Ferdinand Joseph Lemott (Lamothe)

allmusic

Compositions

archive.org - The Collection I

wikipedia.org - Selection of Morton's compositions

Single Releases

doctorjazz - Recordings and Discography

rateyourmusic - Discography

1923 - Big Foot Ham

1923 - Muddy Water Blues

1923 - Grandpa's Spells (A Stomp)

1923 - Kansas City Stomp

1923 - Wolverine Blues (Joys)

1923 - King Porter (A Stomp)

1924 - Some Day Sweetheart

1924 - London Blues

1924 - Dream Daddy

1924 - The Pearls (A Stomp)

1924 - Mr. Jelly Roll (Mr. Jelly Lord)

1924 - Steady Roll

1924 - Perfect Rag

1924 - New Orleans (Blues) Joys

1924 - Thirty Fifth St. Blues

1924 - Mamanita

1924 - Bucktown Blues

1924 - Tom Cat Blues

1924 - Fish Tail Blues

1924 - High Society

1924 - Jelly Roll Blues

1924 - Big Foot Ham

1924 - Weary Blues

1924 - Tiger Rag

1924 - Shreveport Stomp

1924 - Stratford Hunch

1925 - Tia Juana (Tee Wana)

1925 - Mamamita

1926 - Mr. Jelly Lord

1926 - Wimmin Aaah!

1926 - Fat Meat and Greens

1926 - Sweetheart o' Mine

1926 - The Pearls

1926 - King Porter Stomp

1926 - Soap Suds

1926 - The Arm Breaker

1926 - Black Bottom Stomp

1926 - The Chant

1926 - Sidewalk Blues

1926 - Dead Man Blues

1927 - Smoke-House Blues

1927 - Steamboat Stomp

1927 - Someday Sweetheart–Blues

1927 - Original Jelly-Roll-Blues

1927 - Doctor Jazz–Stomp

1927 - Memphis Shake

1927 - Grandpa's Spells–Stomp

1927 - Cannon Ball Blues

1927 - Hyena Stomp

1927 - Billy Goat Stomp

1927 - Beale Street Blues

1927 - The Pearls

1928 - Wolverine Blues

1928 - Mr. Jelly Lord

1928 - Jungle Blues

1928 - African Hunch

1928 - Shreveport

1928 - Shoe Shiner's Drag

1929 - Kansas City Stomps

1929 - Boogaboo

1929 - Tank Town Bump

1929 - The Chant

1929 - Georgia Swing

1929 - Mournful Serenade

1929 - Red Hot Pepper

1929 - Deep Creek

1929 - Burnin' the Iceberg

1929 - Tank Town Bump

1929 - Seattle Hunch

1929 - Freakish

1929 - New Orleans Bump

1929 - Pretty Lil

1929 - Courthouse Bump

1929 - Sweet Aneta Mine

1930 - Turtle Twist

1930 - Smilin' the Blues Away

1930 - Try Me Out

1930 - Down My Way

1930 - Fussy Mabel

1930 - Ponchatrain

1930 - Harmony Blues

1930 - Little Lawrence

1930 - That's Like It Ought to Be

1930 - My Little Dixie Home

1930 - Mushmouth Shuffle

1930 - I'm Looking for a Little Bluebird

1930 - That'll Never Do

1930 - Fickle Fay Creep

1930 - Pep

1930 - Frances

1931 - Olga

1931 - Blue Blood Blues

1931 - Gambling Jack

1931 - Crazy Chords

1932 - Oil Well

1932 - If Somebody Would Only Love Me

1932 - Mint Julep

1932 - Low Gravy

1932 - Each Day

1932 - Strokin' Away

1933 - Sweet Peter

1933 - Jersey Joe

1939 - Wild Man Blues

1939 - Jungle Blues

1939 - Oh, Didn't He Ramble

1939 - Winin' Boy Blues

1939 - West End Blues

1939 - Climax Rag

1939 - Strokin' Away

1939 - Low Gravy

1940 - Get the Bucket

1940 - Why

1944 - Frog-I-More Rag

1944 - Little Joe

1947 - Mamie's Blues

1947 - Original Rags

1949 - Jelly Roll Blues

1949 - Doctor Jazz Stomp

Albums & Compilations

1990 - The Jelly Roll Morton Centennial: His Complete Victor Recordings

2000 - Jelly Roll Morton – King Porter Stomp

2005 - The Complete Library Of Congress Recordings By Alan Lomax

2005 - The Library Of Congress Recordings By Alan Lomax

2009 - "Serie All Stars Music" Nº4 Exclusive Remastered From Original Vinyl First Edition (Vintage LPs)

2015 - Jelly-Roll Morton Remastered Collection Vol. 1

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- Black Bottom Stomp (1926)

- Dead Man Blues (1926)

- Doctor Jazz Stomp (1926)

- Georgia Swing (1929)

- I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden Say (1939)

- Jungle Blues (1928)

- King Porter Stomp (1926)

- Mr. Jelly Lord (1928)

- New Orleans Bump (1929)

- New Orleans Joys (1924)

- Original Jelly Roll Blues (1927)

- Steamboat Stomp (1927)

- Sidewalk Blues (1926)

- Someday Sweetheart Blues (1927)

- The Crave (1939)

- The Pearls (1927)

- Wolverine Blues (1928)

- Mr. Jelly Lord (1938)

Highlights

⇢ The Origins of Jazz #8: Jelly Roll Morton

⇢ Awesome Moments of Music

⇢ The Best of Jelly Roll Morton | Jazz Music

⇢ Ragtime & Early Sounds from New Orleans

⇢ Remastered Collection Vol. 1 (2015)

From The Complete Library of Congress Recordings

jelly-roll-vid-alabama — ⇢ "I'm Alabama Bound" (1938)

⇢ On the Mardi Gras Indians (1938)

⇢ Winin' Boy Blues (1938)

⇢ On Luis Russell (1938)

⇢ Honky Tonk Blues (1938)

⇢ Mr. Jelly Lord (1938)

⇢ At the Monarch Saloon (1938)

⇢ Winin' Boy Blues (1938)

jelly-roll-vid-commodore — ⇢ Commodore Classics

jelly-roll-vid-vol1 — ⇢ Dead Man Blues ... Someday Sweetheart

⇢ Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers vol 1

⇢ Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers vol 2

⇢ Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers vol 3

⇢ Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers vol 4

⇢ Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers vol 5

⇢ Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers vol 6

⇢ Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers vol 7

jelly-roll-by-terry-waldo — ⇢ Terry Waldo Talks (and Plays) Jelly Roll Morton

⇢ Peruna Jazzmen plays Jelly Roll Morton ⇢ link 2

⇢ Smoking Time Jazz Club plays Jelly Roll Morton

⇢ Wynton Marsalis plays Jelly Roll Morton

jelly-roll-directing — ⇢ Jazz composer, piano player and band leader

jelly-roll-la-1917 — ⇢ In Los Angeles 1917

Mr. Jelly Lord, “inventor of jazz”

As it happens with many people, the name of this man, Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe, seen at the time as arrogant and who early self-titled as "Jelly Roll" Morton and later as "Mr. Jelly Lord", the "inventor of jazz", would have lagged behind in the middle of one or another list as some other names of musicians of some relevance, but without due importance, if it were not for the interest of another man (Alan Lomax) for his music and history which made the register in 1938 for posterity of the life and work of the artist told by himself...

Today his legacy is so valued that it is generally seen as one of the most important names in the history of music...

JC, 2017-12-30

jelly-roll-maxresdefault — Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers - Dead Man Blues - 1926
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