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Jazz Archives for December 20, 2009
1:30 PM - 2:00 PM
Today's Highlight: "Jimmy Blythe Pianist"
Jimmy Blythe was one of the best pianists on the SouthSide of Chicago during the 1920s, and is credited with making the first recording of Boogie-woogie. This "Solo-recital" explores the musical magic of this little-known Professor of the Piano. (recordings from 1924-1928).
Playlist:
Program Name: JAZZ ARCHIVES ENCORE
Jimmy Blythr Pianist
Date Of Broadcast: Sunday 12/20/09
Host Producer: Joe Korona
1. Jimmy Blythe PianoSolo - Chicago Stomp - JIMMY BLYTHE 1924 1931 - April 1924 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
2. Jimmy Blythe PianoSolo - Armour Avenue Struggle - JIMMY BLYTHE 1924 1931 - April 1924 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
3. Jimmy Blythe PianoSolo - Jimmie Blues - JIMMY BLYTHE 1924 1931 - June 1925 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
4. Jimmy Blythe PianoSolo - Mr Freddie Blues - JIMMY BLYTHE 1924 1931 - May 1926 - - RST Records Austrian CD -
5. Jimmy Blythe PianoSolo - Boogie Woogie Blues - BOOGIE WOOGIE BLUES - circa 1927 - - Biograph Records USA CD -
6. Jimmy Blythe PianoSolo - Fast Stuff Blues - THE GREATEST JAZZ BLUES AND RAGTIME OF THE CENTURY - circa 1928 - - Biograph Records USA CD -
7. Jimmy Blythe PianoSolo - Alley Rat - THE GREATEST JAZZ BLUES AND RAGTIME OF THE CENTURY - circa 1928 - - Biograph Records USA CD -
Montana Public Radio’s Joe Korona produces and hosts Jazz Archives, taking us through the evolution of various genres of music—ragtime, blues, small-group swing, big-band swing, boogie-woogie, bebop and more. Jazz Archives focuses on musical personalities and characters as well as instruments and styles.
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