Fats Waller: ''Muscle Shoals Blues'', His First Piano Solo, Recorded On Original Rare Okeh 4757. скачать в хорошем качестве

Fats Waller: ''Muscle Shoals Blues'', His First Piano Solo, Recorded On Original Rare Okeh 4757.

Thomas ''Fats'' Waller, painist, organist, composer, singer, disciple of James P. Johnson (father of Stride piano style) much recorded and his first piano solo recorded is a tune (''Muscle Shoals Blues'') written by the Jazz and Blues pianist and composer George W. Thomas. In this video one can listen to the Mx. 70948-D of this tune, which was recorded, according to Brian Rust together with the Mx. 70949-D of ''Birmingham Blues'', in New York, c. October 21, 1922 on original and rare Okeh 4757-A, downloaded by me from: https://web.archive.org/web/20190421065659... on the ''WayBackMachine'' (https://web.archive.org/web/20180730114610... and clic ''Musicians''), converting file RA to mp3 and turning the volume down a little in the video. Regarding the above recording date ( c. October 21), Rust specifies that ''As both the above are somewhat high takes, it is possible they were recorded at a remake session about December, 1922 (see Sara Martin, c. December 1 and 14)''. (Full links in COMMENTS) The photographs and the recording in this video are more then 50 years old. Copyright Disclaimer under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "FAIR USE''. The intent of this video is for non profit Historic Preservation, Education.