Earl Hines, The Early Years: 1923-1942 - 60m 18s

Tracks & Durations

1. Congaine	2:34
2. Skip The Gutter	3:07
3. Oh Sister, Ain't That Ho	2:40
4. Blues In Thirds	2:50
5. A Monday Date	3:10
6. 57 Varieties	3:08
7. Everybody Loves My Baby	3:16
8. Chicago Rhythm	2:52
9. Deep Forest	2:45
10. Down Among The Sheltering Palms	2:41
11. Cavernism	2:47
12. Madhouse	2:41
13. Bubbling Over	2:56
14. Pianology	2:37
15. Piano Man	2:34
16. Rosetta	3:05
17. Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues	2:51
18. Jelly, Jelly	3:24
19. On The Sunny Side Of The Street	2:29
20. The Father Jumps	2:32
21. Second Balcony Jump	3:05

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Review

One of the all-time titans of the jazz piano, Earl "Fatha" Hines took the stride piano style to a new level, playing unusual accents, right hand octaves, and taking wild chances without losing the beat. His big band was one of the pacesetters of the early 1930s, and he was a brilliant soloist as well. This exciting collection includes the critical cuts from the first third of Hines's 60-year career, focusing on his early days as the king of the great Chicago scene, and featuring both the genius of his solo playing and his recordings at the helm of his wonderful big bands.

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