Best there ever was.. and it's always good to keep in mind all those cool licks everybody plays today came from old Albert. I'm 58 years old now, played since I was 8 and I hear a lot of people rippin it up on the keys, maybe faster, maybe more technical.. but just listen to that timing, rhythm just plain ole style. R.I.P. to the baddest of them all.
Great to see piano making a revival. I remember when every house had a piano. Then some fool came up with the idea of piano smashing competitions. It was very sad indeed. Lots of happy days on the piano. If nothing else, everyone who visited could play at least chopsticks Ha Ha ! Ah well, back to practicing!
My parents used to go see Albert and Pete at Lindy's Skyline Lodge in Cleveland when I was a baby! My Mom would put me in the playpen, and I would scream "Usmic! Usmic!" until she put on a stack of Boogie Woogie! Only way to shut me up!
Chicago Stomp de Jimmy Blythe de 1924 también suena a buen rockin pionero... Y Pinetop's boogie de Clarence Smith de 1928 entre otros.Saludos a la gente fan de estas músicas primigenias. Quien dice que el rockin no es cosa de los -as afroamericanos-as primeramente hasta que se mezcló el Country hillbilly con blues,r'n b, boogie woogie,jazz,gospel...para dar lugar al mestizo rock and roll??Sin lugar a dudas los primeros rockin fueron música negra ...
There are many types of music that is played by piano. But when it comes to hearing Boogie Woogie played by the masters of old, you wish that these masters were around today. Where can you go to hear this type of music where your whole body wants to move.
La 1ª parte del "BOOGIE WOOGIE STOMP" de ALBERT AMMONS es realmente PINE TOP'S BOOGIE WOOGIE de 1928 , que creó e interpretó PINE TOP SMITH y que fue la 1ª vez en que en un disco aparecía la expresión BOOGIE WOOGIE . Puede escucharse aqui en YOU TUBE el tema original de PINE TOP SMITH : PINE TOP'S BOOGIE WOOGIE.
I have a Mercury 78 in which A.A. plays on the St. Louis Blues, and another tune I can't recall...it is a terrible scratchy mess of a record but the content is out of this world! I have never seen it anywhere in fact.
neinnein, du hast mich falsch verstanden. boogie ist meine lieblingsmusik, der rhythmus meines lebens! worüber ich mich aufgeregt habe, ist dieses video, denn hier wurde ein eigentlich geniales lied künstlich-digital als midi (digitales musikformat) abgespielt, jedoch ohne informationen zur dynamik der einzelnen anschläge. somit geht das ganze rhythmusgefühl und die unglaubliche dynamik dieser musik flöten!! (vergleiche: originalaufnahme.)
Поскольку это импровизация, ее трудно переложить. Но ребята, которые этим занимаются требуют за свою работу немалые деньги. Лучше уже самому подобрать..
1936 that's ridiculous. I'm trying to find the roots of Rock and Roll. It's not Chuck Berry when this stuff was out 22 years before him. The hunt continues...
i don't think you get it. you transcribe something, learn it, take want you want and take ideas and practice them in different ways. you don't play somebody' s note for note every time you play that tune in public. But every good jazz musician transcribes solos and even memorizes some with the intention of getting inside that player's style.
Who's here after reading "you like It darker" by King?
I am
Me!
Yo
I just finish reading that story like 5 minutes ago.
Yup. Me, too.
This is the very root and heart of what went on to be rock and roll.
Fact. Lost on so many.
Best there ever was.. and it's always good to keep in mind all those cool licks everybody plays today came from old Albert. I'm 58 years old now, played since I was 8 and I hear a lot of people rippin it up on the keys, maybe faster, maybe more technical.. but just listen to that timing, rhythm just plain ole style. R.I.P. to the baddest of them all.
You've got great perspective !
Wow! Just wow. Wish I could travel back in time to see this live.
Great to see piano making a revival. I remember when every house had a piano. Then some fool came up with the idea of piano smashing competitions. It was very sad indeed. Lots of happy days on the piano. If nothing else, everyone who visited could play at least chopsticks Ha Ha ! Ah well, back to practicing!
Just came from Brendans QnA vid. Much love
Same
Same here!
Me to
yeah me too brother, god brendan is good, and its beautiful to see who he looks up to like we kinda look up to him.
Same Here DR K's awesome
My parents used to go see Albert and Pete at Lindy's Skyline Lodge in Cleveland when I was a baby! My Mom would put me in the playpen, and I would scream "Usmic! Usmic!" until she put on a stack of Boogie Woogie! Only way to shut me up!
I don't think any gives a shit.
And I don't think anyone wants a jerk to comment what they say.
Good story ! The earliest Boogie-Woogie addiction on record !
@@clinttoris2762 don't be an Arsle!
This is the beginning of rock and roll.
You are right the beginning the rock and roll Joe Turner
I never thought about it like that, but it sure sounds like it.
No, it's a continuation of boogie woogie.
Chicago Stomp de Jimmy Blythe de 1924 también suena a buen rockin pionero... Y Pinetop's boogie de Clarence Smith de 1928 entre otros.Saludos a la gente fan de estas músicas primigenias. Quien dice que el rockin no es cosa de los -as afroamericanos-as primeramente hasta que se mezcló el Country hillbilly con blues,r'n b, boogie woogie,jazz,gospel...para dar lugar al mestizo rock and roll??Sin lugar a dudas los primeros rockin fueron música negra ...
So awesome!!!! Love it!!!
Great artist from Chicago's roaring 30s and '40s. His Son, Gene "Jughead" Ammons, made the Chicago mark on tenor saxophone.
There are many types of music that is played by piano. But when it comes to hearing Boogie Woogie played by the masters of old, you wish that these masters were around today. Where can you go to hear this type of music where your whole body wants to move.
This man is BRILLIANT, wow. And i thought YOU were excellent brendan, now i can see where u got your inspration from!!
Happy 75th birthday, Blue Note!
This is really groovin' ..........some of the best genres out there, says Kman!!!
fantastic what a player
La 1ª parte del "BOOGIE WOOGIE STOMP" de ALBERT AMMONS es realmente PINE TOP'S BOOGIE WOOGIE de 1928 , que creó e interpretó PINE TOP SMITH y que fue la 1ª vez en que en un disco aparecía la expresión BOOGIE WOOGIE . Puede escucharse aqui en YOU TUBE el tema original de PINE TOP SMITH : PINE TOP'S BOOGIE WOOGIE.
Magic!
What these guys did with old broken down pianos is unbelievable it just goes to show what you can do if you use your creative mind.
Michael alf trio plays this flawlessly
Thanks Paul, that was fantastic. I'm sure Albert would have been impressed!
Albert Ammons knew how to use his left hand.
Still crazy after all these years. Pinetop had no idea the whole world would boogie.
have to listen to this for school but it really slaps
Got to love it one of the best of the best!
This is just great. Thanks!
greatmusic
Love the music!!!!!
Wonderful! Thanks!
Bravo !
Herzliche Grüße aus Liberec! Es lebe der unsterbliche Blues!
Percussive precision
Douglas Smith Yeah, hard to believe that he hasn't had any digital metronome. Awesome!
@@lanceortega1 Isn't this a transcription? I.e computerised/midi
@@hc3820 Yes, it is :)
Smashing!
Nothin like some great boogie woogie
Amazing
Boogie ...Yeah...
father of rocknroll !!
enjoyed that very much. Very snappy. Would like to see him in his annimated action playing.
Como me gustaria aprender a tocar esa musica y sorprender a mis amigos :)
Buen boogie woogie,buen rockin!!
Let God bless him in the sky....
I love!❤
this is love
Ooooooh let's boooogie wooogie!
I have a Mercury 78 in which A.A. plays on the St. Louis Blues, and another tune I can't recall...it is a terrible scratchy mess of a record but the content is out of this world! I have never seen it anywhere in fact.
Randall, if you see this, I have heard some people will wipe Armor-All on their scratchy records to help smooth them out.
やはりコレ本物！😍
Now that's Jimmy Yancey's student!
LOL Add me to the list. 😄
Now I’m trying to track down a copy of The Lightning Storm.
Who are the idiots that don't like this,Wow this man was the baddest of them all!!!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Was this man self taught?
someone make this into piano keyboard!!!!!!
Whoa 😮
How is it that some European publishing company is selling American music on the the internet? Do the families get any of the proceeds?
maintenant qu'on y est...
come to england
Yessss
Подскажите , где можно найти ноты этой композиции ( а то нигде не могу найти )
www.blueblackjazz.com
Supeeerrrr bomb god 💣💣👍👍👍👍💣💣💣👍👍👍👍👍
Genau!
That's what I'm talking about !
His son, Gene Ammons, tenor sax, was born when he was 18.
imagine that this played on some battlefield in the WW II
This transcription is fine but Ammons rocked a lot harder than this. Listen to the actual recording it's much better.
I think Dr k know how to play this
neinnein, du hast mich falsch verstanden. boogie ist meine lieblingsmusik, der rhythmus meines lebens! worüber ich mich aufgeregt habe, ist dieses video, denn hier wurde ein eigentlich geniales lied künstlich-digital als midi (digitales musikformat) abgespielt, jedoch ohne informationen zur dynamik der einzelnen anschläge. somit geht das ganze rhythmusgefühl und die unglaubliche dynamik dieser musik flöten!! (vergleiche: originalaufnahme.)
probably the best tool for learning to improvise is transcription...
Me!👍🏽
Скинте ссылку пожалуйсто на ноты .
Поскольку это импровизация, ее трудно переложить. Но ребята, которые этим занимаются требуют за свою работу немалые деньги. Лучше уже самому подобрать..
ЗАЖИГАЕМ.....О..ЕЕЕ...!!!
Que desperdicio de deseo para el superintendente escolar del condado de Castle😅
Ho yhea !
1936 that's ridiculous. I'm trying to find the roots of Rock and Roll. It's not Chuck Berry when this stuff was out 22 years before him. The hunt continues...
i don't think you get it. you transcribe something, learn it, take want you want and take ideas and practice them in different ways. you don't play somebody' s note for note every time you play that tune in public. But every good jazz musician transcribes solos and even memorizes some with the intention of getting inside that player's style.
as good as metal
Me
o graus. sowas kann man doch nicht als midi verwursten! x( diese schande.
spreche zie English, dammit! (just kidding bredren--s'all good)
Transcribe it????? Hilarious. The whole point is that it is improvised.
Shame that 99% of black musicians have never heard this music.
It’s there roots & lost in rap.
Wtf is this sheet music?
Rofl. . . .. That's like saying the best way to learn a foreign language is to memorize lots of words,. It doesn't work that way.