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CD:  Various — The Complete Master Jazz Piano Series
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CD-25003
Label: Mosaic Records
Label-Nummer / Spuren: MD4-140
Tonträger: 4 CD
Aufnahmedatum: 1971
Land: US
extern: Discogs   
 
Musiker:
NameLandInstr.
Keith DunhamUSp,
Gloria HearnUSp,
Earl "Fatha" HinesUSp,
Claude HopkinsUSp,
Cliff JacksonUSp,
Jay McShannUSp,
Roger Ram RamirezUSp,
Cliff SmallsUSp,
Sir Charles ThompsonUSp,
Sonny WhiteUSp,
Teddy WilsonUSp,
 
Tracks / Sessions:
1-1Various — Earl Hines– Feelin' Fine Blues
1-2Various — Earl Hines– I Got Rhythm
1-3Various — Earl Hines– Empty Studio Blues
1-4Various — Earl Hines– Easy To Love
1-5Various — Earl Hines– No Blues Today
1-6Various — Earl Hines– Panama
1-7Various — Earl Hines– Blue Skies
1-8Various — Earl Hines– Blue Moon
1-9Various — Earl Hines– Blue Fox
1-10Various — Earl Hines– You Took Advantage Of Me
1-11Various — Earl Hines– Japanese Sandman
1-12Various — Earl Hines– Mood Indigo
1-13Various — Earl Hines – Always
2-1Various — Claude Hopkins– Fifty-Seventh Street Blues
2-2Various — Claude Hopkins– Anything For You
2-3Various — Claude Hopkins– Fifty-Sixth Street Blues
2-4Various — Claude Hopkins– I Got Rhythm
2-5Various — Cliff Jackson– Memphis Blues
2-6Various — Cliff Jackson– Squeeze Me
2-7Various — Cliff Jackson– Arkansas Blues
2-8Various — Cliff Jackson– I Got Rhythm
2-9Various — Keith Dunham– Blue Stripe Blues
2-10Various — Keith Dunham– Rosetta
2-11Various — Keith Dunham– How Long Has This Been Going On?
2-12Various — Keith Dunham– Carolina Shout
2-13Various — Sonny White– Blues For Betty
2-14Various — Sonny White– I Want A Little Girl
2-15Various — Sonny White– I Got Rhythm
2-16Various — Sonny White– Memories Of You
3-1Various — Jay McShann– Friday Strut
3-2Various — Jay McShann– Lady Be Good
3-3Various — Jay McShann– Jay's Boogie Woogie
3-4Various — Jay McShann– Memories Of You
3-5Various — Jay McShann– You Can Depend On Me
3-6Various — Jay McShann– Under The Moonlight, Starlight Blue
3-7Various — Jay McShann– Slow Drag
3-8Various — Jay McShann– Tenderly
3-9Various — Teddy Wilson– One O'Clock Jump
3-10Various — Teddy Wilson– Satin Doll
3-11Various — Teddy Wilson– Honeysuckle Rose
3-12Various — Teddy Wilson– Teddy's Blues
3-13Various — Cliff Smalls– Blues In The Afternoon
3-14Various — Cliff Smalls– What Is This Thing Called Love
3-15Various — Cliff Smalls– God Bless The Child
3-16Various — Cliff Smalls– The Hour Of Parting
4-1Various — Sir Charles Thompson– Black Blues
4-2Various — Sir Charles Thompson– Tunis In
4-3Various — Gloria Hearn– Wait A Little While
4-4Various — Gloria Hearn– Just Squeeze Me
4-5Various — Gloria Hearn– Cute
4-6Various — Gloria Hearn– It Could Happen To You
4-7Various — Ram Remirez*– Cold Hand Blues
4-8Various — Ram Ramirez*– Mad About You
4-9Various — Ram Ramirez*– Hennessey
4-10Various — Ram Ramirez*– Lover
4-11Various — Ram Ramirez*– You Ain't Gonna Bother Me No More
4-12Various — Ram Ramirez*– Li'l Darlin'
4-13Various — Ram Ramirez*– Lover Man
4-14Various — Ram Ramirez*– I Just Refuse To Sing The Blues
4-15Various — Ram Ramirez*– Janet
4-16Various — Ram Ramirez*– Martell
4-17Various — Ram Ramirez*– Fascinatin' Rhythm
4-18Various — Ram Ramirez*– Prelude To A Kiss
4-19Various — Ram Ramirez*– I Just Refuse To Sing The Blues
 
During a five-year period the Master Jazz label recorded 11 swing-based pianists in solo settings. Although the label went under later in the decade, the recordings were treasured by collectors. Mosaic, on this four-CD set, brought back all of the music from the original five-volume Master Jazz Piano series, adding two unissued selections and a full album released separately of Ram Ramirez's playing. In addition to Ramirez (who is heard on 13 numbers), there are 13 performances by Earl Hines, four apiece from Claude Hopkins, Cliff Jackson, Keith Dunham, Sonny White, Teddy Wilson, Cliff Smalls and the obscure Gloria Hearn, eight by Jay McShann and two from Sir Charles Thompson. Most of these pianists (other than Hines and Wilson) rarely recorded during this period in their careers, making this box very important both musically and historically.