Great Jazz Pianists: Instrumental Jazz From the 20s 30s & 40s Fats Waller, Earl Hines, Art Tatum

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Track List: 1. 00:00:00 Fats Waller - Carolina Shout 2. 00:02:23 Earl Hines - Fifty-Seven Varieties 3. 00:05:35 James P Johnson - Snowy Morning Blues 4. 00:08:21 Jelly Roll Morton - King Porter Stomp 5. 00:11:20 Duke Ellington - Swampy River 6. 00:14:14 Willie The Lion Smith - Passionette 7. 00:16:48 Art Tatum - Humoresque 8. 00:19:57 Teddy Wilson - Tiger Rag 9. 00:22:13 Billy Kyle - Finishing Up A Date 10. 00:24:55 Teddy Weatherford - My Blue Heaven 11. 00:27:58 Fats Waller - Ain't Misbehavin' 12. 00:31:03 Donald Lambert - Pilgrim's Chorus (from 'Tannhauser' - Wagner) 13. 00:33:48 Garland Wilson - Rockin' Chair 14. 00:37:12 Mary Lou Williams - Swingin' For Joy 15. 00:39:50 Jelly Roll Morton - Original Rags 16. 00:42:44 Joe Turner - The Ladder 17. 00:45:02 Earl Hines - My Melancholy Baby 18. 00:47:37 Teddy Wilson - When You And I Were Young, Maggie 19. 00:50:31 Joe Sullivan - Little Rock Getaway 20. 00:53:10 Willie The Lion Smith - Morning Air 21. 00:56:09 James P Johnson - You've Got To Be Modernistic 22. 00:59:25 Art Tatum - Begin The Beguine (c) Past Perfect Limited (p) Past Perfect Limited The Great Jazz Pianists - Buy the CD or Download now: bit.ly/3fb6Qkl

[@emilys3638]

Thank you! Is it possible to post time stamps of when each song begins, to allow for selecting a favorite from the list? 😊 Thank you for such an excellent collection of old-fashioned background music.

[@infamouscola]

@@emilys3638 please put the time

[@emilys3638]

@@infamouscola I'm not sure I understand your request. I don't know the times here, which is why I was asking for them.

[@infamouscola]

@@emilys3638 thats what I also meant..my apologies...we need the time.

[@mudbone7706]

Your tracklist is out of order in some spots. Track #3 is "Snowy Morning Blues" by James P Johnson and Track #4 is "King Porter Stomp" by Jelly Roll Morton.

[@mariodiaz2042]

Tengo la convicción firme que estas interpretaciones de las respectivas partituras fueron enriquecidas y ejecutadas por concertistas en piano; artistas especialmente 35:10 para aquel efecto…. Es que son por completo INSUPERABLES en materia de fraseo, emotividad y motricidad fina. Creo y disfruto la música más linda y estimulantemente que he oído en mis 87 años de vida. Privilegio y prestigio de la nación más poderosa del Mundo.

[@kaylynthefish6739]

This is amazing music to read the Great Gatsby to.

[@proutmacprout5608]

Even though most of those tunes came out after lol

[@meredith218461]

I'm amazed at the natural technique many of these legendary guys possessed. I'm thinking especially of Tatum, Waller, Hines and Teddy Wilson.

[@beckaldo8741]

Sometimes we just need a happy go lucky track to keep our spirits up. Doesn't need to be super heavy all the time.

[@philippevinot4798]

Bonjour, belle brochette de virtuoses !! quelle ambiance !!

[@brentwarner9349]

I think you can't listen to this without a whiskey cocktail in hand, or any other cocktail of the times.

[@peterdodson4685]

swampy river is the best

[@deannastomer7145]

Thank you my Dad played like this, brings back amazing memories!

[@Kevin-ri5wf]

if only 2020 was as roaring as 1920

[@Aaron-md2eo]

Let's make them!

[@DJJusJay]

May 2020 is definitely roaring alright!

[@caiuspostumiusturrinus1024]

@@DJJusJay it's deflating, not roaring. BLM, Antifa, and the Marxist commies are nothing like how the people were in the times of prohibition. True they were organized criminals... But I guarantee you. They had an admiration, and love for the capitalistic country which provided them wealth. They'd more than likely see the idiots as threats... You know how that went back then. Murder rates higher than modern day Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles combined. That was apart of their era.

[@danman6123]

It is like the 1920 except it’s not because of money we are depressed

[@proutmacprout5608]

Kids nowadays how hard they partied back in those days. Hip hop wannabe gangstas are nuthin' compared to them jazz cats.

[@reubenjames9460]

Thanks for sharing this. Great classics of high culture and civilisation.

[@giacomobasile1077]

Poesia. Grazie per questa incantevole condivisione

[@doollop]

Thanks!

[@chrisSkordPiano]

Amazing thank you for this playlist true music and true legends

[@stridedude]

This is an excellent anthology !

[@sandychickenlady]

If anyone can identify the last song on Ken Burn's 'Prohibition' episode 2, I'd be much obliged. A lot of great jazz on that soundtrack. Sadly the soundtrack listing cannot be found.

[@Worldindecline690]

I would love to hear "The Crave" by Jelly Roll Morton remastered like these!

[@zuzuvalle]

Obrigada por postar essa maravilha.Estou ouvindo encantada.

[@ericmoore5679]

How are you doing today my name is Eric Moore

[@andynew2]

Great music! Would have been nice to have a track listing though.

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Thanks for the comment - don't know why the track list disappeared. But it's now back, hurray .... I'm grateful that you let us know. And of course I'm really pleased that you've enjoyed the remastered music :-) Best wishes.

[@joshuawestmoreland776]

@@PastPerfectVintageMusic Did you plan on posting more? Great music by the way!!

[@jasonford6317]

Yes.

[@mariodiaz2042]

Esta interpretaciones del jazz de los 20s. Y 30s. son de tal calidad técnica, emocional y rítmica, que remecerían al Homo Sapiens menos cultivado en cualquiera de los cinco continentes. En todo esto, creo hay talentos professionals del más alto nivel cuyos nombres jamás se sabrán . No podría ser de otra manera. Al respecto recuerdo gira del gran Vladimir Horowitz a EEUU; a fines de los 70s. Oportunidad en que intrevistado en su suite en Hotel del más alto nivel, no 1:02:08 si en WashDC o New York; por cierto dotado para la ocasión de un soberbio Stainway de concierto. Sentado al lado de su señora en sillón plano para dos ante el periodista Phil Donahue el más destacado del momento de los EEUU; lo recuerdo jugueteando ante el teclado, desplegando acordes y arpegios increíbles y simultáneos con ambas manos… detenerse tres segundos, haciendo caer a su señora del sillón tras ser reprendido como un niño y luego lanzarse en un despliegue glorioso de jazz de veinte segundos… entre risas de los tres. Momento en que discurrí a los 48 años de edad, el porque el piano es considerado el rey de los instrumentos y Vladimir QEPD, el genio y pianista más connotado del mundo… expuesto a ese nivel en KZbin interpretando el Concierto No. 3 de Rachmaninoff. Pieza musical a mi juicio la primera en el mundo de la música clásica, siempre que haya sido interpretado por Horowitz.

[@basssynthcover]

00:39:50 Castle of Illusion sega Genesis

[@QueenieKoopa]

Does anyone know where I can find some sheet music like this??

[@kellykim0226]

1:02:08

[@sirinbellakhal5454]

👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹👏👏👏💐💐💐❤❤❤

[@tular9774]

Did they have a copyright ?? I need to use some of these for a short movie

[@PastPerfectVintageMusic]

Our remasters are indeed protected by copyright :)

[@juliahart8593]

Europe in the 1930's and 1940-most of 1941: *chaos unfolding* The USA, like those fucking pianists in the saloon during a Western brawl fight:

[@proutmacprout5608]

The '30s in the US was no walk in the park neither. But I like your analogy nonetheless.

[@nikkiskaleidoscope3053]

Major Cuphead vibes

[@xcloudyx_xdreamsx9270]

Innit

[@jiyujizai]

ジャズピアノの先達。🙄