admin 06 Jan 2018 0 Comments Louis Armstrong Struttin’ with some Barbecue Hire a custom writer who has experience. It's time for you to submit amazing papers! order now Recorded 12/5/1927 Louis makes the solo lead line important – the most important development from small ensemble music. Louis Armstrong Weather Bird Duo between Louis Armstrong and Earl “Fatha” Hines Piano style referred to as “Trumpet style” Recorded in Chicago, 1928 Bix Beiderbecke Singing the Blues Fletcher Hendersen The Stampede Count Basie Doggin Around Duke Ellington Concerto for Cootie Recorded 1940 Written for Cootie Williams Words were added later – “Do Nothin tilyou hear from me” Duke Ellington East St. Louis Toodle-oo A collaboration between Duke and Bubber Miley. Original title was “toad-low” referring to an old man in East St. Louis bent w/ age, walked as low as a toad. Instrumentation: only 6 horns, 3 brass, 3 reeds and rhythm section. Charlie Christian Breakfast Feud Don Byas I Got Rhythm Charlie Parker Embracable You Dave Brubeck Blue Rondo a la Turk Art Tatum Willow Weep for Me Bennie Moten Moten’s Swing Dizzy Gillespie Shawn Nuff Jelly Roll Morton Black Bottom Stomp Jelly Roll Morton Maple Leaf Stomp Mile Davis Summertime Scott Joplin Maple Leaf Rag Sidney Bechet Blue Horizon Bessie Smith Lost Your Head Blues Related posts: MUS2000 American Popular Songs Jazz – Pieces Af Am Music – Unit 2 Jazz: Hot V. Sweet MUSC 140 Songs 2 Early Jazz Artists Jazz History Jazz Listening exam 1