Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band 1992 Tin Roof Blues.wmv

Papa Bue's Viking Jazz Band 1992 Tin Roof Blues: recorded at Monster, Holland 7 and 8 December 1992 and released under "Everybody Loves Saturday Night" this is one of the Papa Bue flag ship tunes he played in many times in his long career and issued albums of this name at least twice. Tin Roof Blues: is a jazz composition first recorded by the New Orleans Rhythm Kings in 1923. It was written by band members Paul Mares, Ben Pollack, Mel Stitzel, George Brunies and Leon Roppolo. The tune has become a jazz standard and is one of the most often played early New Orleans jazz pieces. The origin of the composition has caused some controversy. It has been claimed that the tune was based on New Orleans pianist Richard M. Jones's earlier composition "Jazzin' Babies Blues", specifically Joe "King" Oliver's rendition of it. Oliver recorded Jones's tune in June 1923, two months after NORK's "Tin Roof Blues" was released. Listeners claimed that the NORK had already been playing the tune several months before recording it. Jazz critic Martin Williams argues in his book that "the only real similarity he hears between them is that they are both 12-bar blues." The simple melody which is shared as a strain in "Tin Roof" and "Jazzin' Babies Blues" was known to earlier New Orleans musicians under various titles; the white musicians being more familiar with it under the title "Pee Hole Blues" and the "colored" musicians as "Don't Get Funky 'Cause Your Water's On". Anyway what ever they say about the history the tune is great and well so is Papa Bue sorry God rest his soul. The Band: Arne "Papa Bue" Jensen Tb; Ole Stolle, John Defferary, Jørn Jensen, Ole Olsen, Didier Geers Track 10 of 13 SubmittedULAJAZZ March 06 2012

[@1510Ronald]

One of the most beautiful versions......dieses Stück erinnert mich immer an die Jazz-Konzerte im rheinischen Hotel Dreesen in Bonn Bad Godesberg, dort, wo ich diesen Blues zum ersten Mal gehört habe -Papa Bue's und Chris Barber spielen es in der gleichen Art. Best of!

[@karlchristianhansen2540]

Fantastisk godt , so good!!!

[@pmmdrt]

Need I say more thans fabulous listening to this version of the Tin Roof Blues recorded in Monster, a famous jazzplace in my dear country.
Thanks again ulajazz!

[@m7ac2w]

Thank you for your inside and your kind words!

[@ivanzelenak9269]

Prekrásna nahrávka!!!

[@RassyHallberg]

Thats a pretty fine tune, performed by a very great jazzband from danmark.