The Anamule Dance: The Library of Congress Recordings, V. 2
Jelly Roll Morton
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CAT # 11661-1092-2
1. Winin' Boy Blues No. 1, begun 4:03 2. Winin' Boy Blues No. 1, concluded 4:52 3. The Anamule Dance, begun 3:44 4. The Anamule Dance, concluded 1:25 5. Scat Song 6. Buddy Bolden's Blues 4:03 7. Mr. Jelly Lord 4:05 8. Original Jelly Roll Blues, begun 1:45 9. Original Jelly Roll Blues, concluded 4:09 10. Honky-Tonk Blues 2:10 11. C. C. Rider, begun 12. C. C. Rider, concluded 2:54 13. Stars And Stripes Forever, incomplete 1:15 14. Call Of The Freaks, begun 3:34 15. Call Of The Freaks, concluded 16. Benny Frenchy's Tune, begun 1:05 17. Benny Frenchy's Tune, concluded 18. A Stomp and All That I Ask Is Love 1:50 19. Make Me A Pallet On The Floor, part 1 1:59 20. Make Me A Pallet On The Floor, part 2 4:17 21. Make Me A Pallet On The Floor, part 3 4:15 22. Make Me A Pallet On The Floor, part 4 4:37 23. The Dirty Dozen 4:33
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This second volume of Jelly Roll Morton's Library of Congress recordings, recorded for Alan Lomax in 1938, contains many pieces from Morton's decade-long apprenticeship as solo pianist and entertainer: if the raunchy lyrics are any indication, he was playing for very rough audiences.
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