Public Domain 4U says:How hot do you want it? The great Duke Ellington, arguably the most prolific and innovative composer and bandleader in American history, shows what swing really meant, on this dance hall magnet from the roaring 20's. A joyous, infectious big band romp.
Get It FixedbyKansas City Five blues, jazz Banjoist Elmer Snowden formed the Kansas City Five in the 1920s. Cornet player Bubber Milley, who helped launch Duke Ellington's career, was probably the...more »
Hookworm BluesbyBlind Blake blues, jazz They say Blind Blake is the " King of Ragtime Guitar "
I would have to agree. Metaphorically speaking, getting hooked like a worm is like...more »
Pass The JugbyFrank Melrose blues At age sixteen Frank Melrose left home and eventually settled in St. Louis and then Kansas City, where he got busy playing music. Melrose...more »
Lasses Of DonnybrookbyPackie Dolan country/folk, bluegrass Packie Dolan was almost forgotten. Luckily his 78 RPM recordings survived. An amazing Irish fiddler in New York during the lead-up to the great depression....more »
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