Boogie Woogie Piano from its golden age in the 1930s and forties!

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Duets by Pete Johnson & Albert Ammons

Boogie Woogie Man

Boogie Woogie Dream

Sixth Avenue Express

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Piano solos by Albert Ammons

Chicago on my Mind

Sweet Patootie Blues

Shout for Joy

 

Piano solos by Pete Johnson

Climbing and Screaming

B & O Blues

Central Avenue Drag

Hollywood Boogie

Roll 'em Pete

Pete's Blues

Blues on the Downbeat

Kaycee on my Mind

Pete Johnson with a band playing Cafe Society Rag.

Click Here to hear one of my favorite pieces(Cuttin the Boogie) by Pete Johnson and Albert Ammons recorded in 1941. (Although this piece is not included in the sixteen recordings on this CD, you can download it (for free) on Youtube, or I'll gladly email it to you whether you buy the CD or not.

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This CD also includes Pinetop Smith's energetic "Pine Top's Boogie Woogie" which he recorded during his first Vocalion label sessions in 1928. This effort marked the first known use of the phrase on record, and its lyrics -- a cry of "Hold it now/Stop/Boogie Woogie!" -- became the template for any number of subsequent piano tunes. Another recording session followed in early 1929, but just weeks later, on March 15, Smith's bright career came to an abrupt halt when he was shot and killed by a stray bullet during a dancehall fracas; he was just 25 at the time of his death, leaving behind a legacy of only 11 recorded tracks.

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Bill Allbritton

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