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Look What a Fool Ive Been - James Price Johnson - Rare Solos (Vinyl, LP, Album)


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Label: Riverside Records - RLP 12-105 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: US • Genre: Jazz • Style: Dixieland


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  1. Written By – Creamer - Johnson: 6: Cry Baby Blues Written By – Lewis - Young - Meyer: 7: Eccentricity Written-By – James P. Johnson* 8: Sugar Written By – Pinkard - Mitchell - Alexander: 9: The Down Home Blue Written-By – Tom Delaney: Look What a Fool I've Been Written-By – James P. Johnson* Muscle Shoals Blues Written-By 5/5(1).
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  2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Piano Solos on Discogs. Label: Joker (2) - SM • Series: History Of Jazz,La Storia Del Jazz (2) • Format: Vinyl LP • Country: Italy • Genre: Jazz, Blues •/5(4).
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  3. Sep 17,  · James P. Johnson, highly influential American jazz pianist who also wrote popular songs and composed classical works. A founder of the stride piano idiom, he was a crucial figure in the transition from ragtime to jazz. His songs included ‘The Charleston’ and ‘If I .
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  5. Jazz pianist born February 1, , New Brunswick, New Jersey, died November 17, , Jamaica New York James P. Johnson was an important transitional figure between ragtime and jazz piano styles.
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  7. Jan 27,  · The Jamey Johnson That Lonesome Song album is one of his best! The songs, flow, & sound is just right! There's not a bad song on this album - but I have 5 favorites! 1. In Color, 2. High Cost of Living, 3. Stars In Alabama, 4. Women, & 5. Between Jennings & Jones! Listening to this album will teleport you back in time when country music was real!/5().
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  8. Sep 24,  · James P. Johnson is one of the most influential and neglected figues in 20th century American music. Best known as the teacher of Fats Waller, he was the composer of "Charleston", THE song that exemplified the s, a writer of serious orchestral works, a magnificent accompanist of Bessie Smith and others, and the leading figure in the Harlem stride piano style/5(10).
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