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black bottom stomp

jelly roll morton and his red hot peppers

dixie jazz band one step

original dixieland jazz band. first ever jazz recording

handful of keys

fats waller. stride piano style. 1929

west end blues

louis armstrong. chicago, 1928

it's hotter than that

louis armstrong. chicago

voodte

coleman hawkins, tenor sax.

singin' the blues

bix beiderbecke on cornet and frankie trumbauer on sax

after youve gone

Roy Eldridge(trumpet) and Gene Krupa (drums)

Walkin’ andSwingin’

composer &pianist: Mary Lou Williams. Andy Kirk band. 1936.

Seven Come Eleven

Benny Goodman(clarinet), Lionel Hampton (vibraphone), Charlie Christian(guitar). Recorded in 1939

Cottontail

Ella Fitzgerald and theEllington band. Ella trades improvised FOURS with thesaxophonists

God Bless the Child

Billie Holiday (vocal) What is this songabout? What is the message being conveyed?

Strange Fruit

Billie Holiday (vocal) What is this songabout? What is the message being conveyed?