Earl Hines, Piano Man - 1h 2m 29s

Tracks & Durations

1. Rosetta	3:09
2. Body And Soul	2:52
3. Child of a Disordered Brain	2:37
4. On The Sunny Side Of The Street	2:35
5. My Melancholy Baby	2:33
6. Blues in Thirds	2:57
7. G.T. Stomp	2:43
8. Grand Terrace Shuffle	2:40
9. Father Steps In	3:07
10. Piano Man	2:35
11. Riff Medley	2:49
12. Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues	2:51
13. Deep Forest	2:33
14. Number 19	2:52
15. Call Me Happy	2:40
16. Tantalizing a Cuban	2:57
17. Jelly, Jelly	3:25
18. Up Jumped The Devil	2:48
19. Windy City Jive	2:52
20. The Father Jumps	2:33
21. Second Balcony Jump	3:02
22. Stormy Monday Blues	3:06

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Review

2006 reissue featuring five bonus tracks of this album, selected as one of the 100 best Jazz albums of all time. Features Hines playing solo, in trio format and fronting his own orchestra. Bonus tracks include songs from 1944, recorded in tribute to his recently departed friend, Fats Waller. Definitive Records.Spanning Nearly Sixty Years (From 1923 to 1981), Earl Hines's Career was One of the Most Prolific and Creative in Jazz History. He Played and Recorded with Virtually all the Swing Musicians, Fronted a Big Band, Countless Small Groups and Trios, Developed an Essential Collaboration with Louis Armstrong (Which Produced Some of the Most Outstanding Recordings in Jazz History in 1928), And, Over the Last Two Decades of his Life (He Died in 1983, at the Age of 79), Enjoyed Well-deserved Success as a Soloist, Playing Piano Solo Concerts around the World.

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