Early Roots Of Jazz – Page 3 – Human Music Intelligence

EARLY ROOTS OF JAZZ: “TOODLES”

Another classic, mastered for streaming, originally found at PublicDomain4u.com. This song was recorded at Edison Records by the Charleston 7. The blending of the musicians in front of one mic to record this to 78 disc is quite a feat, sounding this good is a testament to amazing musicianship. Continue reading “EARLY ROOTS OF JAZZ: “TOODLES””

EARLY ROOTS OF JAZZ: “WASHBOARD WIGGLES”

The collaborative vibe and the performances by Tiny Parham and his Musicians in 1929 for Victor Records make this recording a timeless classic. The washboard, a common American folk instrument, is introduced to Jazz, and takes a solo. Continue reading “EARLY ROOTS OF JAZZ: “WASHBOARD WIGGLES””