The Pearls: The Library of Congress Recordings, V. 3

Jelly Roll Morton

The Pearls The Library of Congress Recordings V 3
  • CAT # 11661-1093-2

    1. The Murder Ballad, part 1 4:05
    2. The Murder Ballad, part 2 4:17
    3. The Murder Ballad, part 3 4:29
    4. The Murder Ballad, part 4 4:19
    5. The Murder Ballad, part 5 4:15
    6. The Murder Ballad, part 6 4:29
    7. The Murder Ballad, part 7 4:32
    8. Fickle Fay Creep 3:17
    9. Jungle Blues 3:43
    10. King Porter Stomp, No. 2 2:57
    11. Sweet Peter 3:04
    12. Hyena Stomp 3:32
    13. Wolverine Blues, begun 3:45
    14. Wolverine Blues, concluded 4:04
    15. State And Madison 3:48
    16. The Pearls, begun 3:28
    17. The Pearls, concluded 3:35
    18. Bert Williams 3:41

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This volume of Morton's 1938 recordings and interviews with Alan Lomax includes the lurid 'Murder Ballad,' released for the first time in its entirety, totaling over a half hour in length. Most of the remainder of the volume is devoted to piano instrumentals, all but one of them Morton originals, including a two-part extended version of 'The Pearls,' one of his masterpieces.

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