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Robert Pinsker
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Dixie Moon--Noble Sissle, vocal and Eubie Blake, piano slowed down to E flat
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Pork and Beans played by Donald Lambert on IAJRC 23 "Meet the Lamb"
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Here's the first track on the International Association of Jazz Record Collectors (IAJRC) LP 23, Donald Lambert playing Luckey Roberts' classic "Pork and Beans". According to the liner notes, this was recorded in Wallace's Hill Tavern, West Orange, NJ, on August 21, 1961. Lambert plays it in the rather unusual key (for anybody but him) of F# minor, then F#(=Gb) major for the trio. The track on ...
Sugar Blues played by Clarence Johnson on US 39953
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Clarence plays Clarence - Johnson plays Williams. This is Clarence Williams's tune "Sugar Blues" played by Clarence Johnson (not to be confused with either James P. Johnson or Clarence Williams, or Clarence Jones for that matter!) on US Music 39953 (date unknown - perhaps circa 1920).
Truly great, and at min. 2:44: impressive!
Donald Lambert and Art Tatum are the greatest musicians of all time. Nobody will ever touch touch them.
Clarence Williams used a different name to publish at some point? Why?
I'd rather play like this than like Tatum anyday...
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Awesome!! 'Are you the Robert Pinsker that had a couple of piano rolls by my father Frank Melrose?
The tune really starts at 0:23
la main gauche !!!! quelle régularité et quelle force !!! un modèle de stride
Amazing
Sad they didn't bother to tune the piano.
Robin Pratt they didn’t used to care they could play on a broken piano and still make it sound nice 👍
Freshly painted.
Is that a reference go an Oscar Peterson interview?
I have numerous home recordings of Lambert at Wallace's and the piano's tuning and condition vary widely from session to session. It sounds pretty good in some takes. *reportedly* it was a Knabe upright, but I'm not 100% positive of this. I hope someone else knows for sure. I would imagine that the bar didn't make a whole lot of money and the owner kept it tuned as much as they could afford (once a year?).
@@andrewbarrett1537 I first heard about the Lambert home recordings from Mike Lipskin about 10 years ago. How do one come by a copy?!
I LOVE the way he puts "early 30s Big band horns" in the right hand at beginning of the interlude!
My favorite version of this classic early stride piece....I actually prefer it to the composer's version! Very clean and genuinely Harlemesque
Lamb was unparalleled, No snap, however, guys ......
This is truly SWEET!