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The Best of Jelly Roll Morton. (Piano Solo). By Jelly Roll Morton. By Ferdinand Morton. Piano Solo Composer Collection. 48 pages. Published by Hal Leonard (HL.292023).

ISBN 0793520630. 9x12 inches.

20 pieces from this popular jazz composer, including titles featured in the Tony Award-winning musical Jelly's Last Jam. Includes: Billy Goat Stomp • Jelly Roll Blues • London Blues • Queen of Spades • Shreveport Stomp • and more.

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        Christoph Cringle

        Location: from 25866 Mildstedt; Germany

        Difficulty Level:
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        June 12, 2007

        What did they do to Jelly Roll ?

        This is definitely nothing of Jelly Roll Morton ! In fact, it has nothing to do with him or his music. Take "Shreveport Stomps" as an example: bars are missing, naturals and flats are missing, the whole score is just full of mistakes; so I´m still looking for a good...

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        JA

        Location: from Oakland

        Difficulty Level:
        Intermediate

        March 19, 2001

        What is this?

        Though I'm not the expert Butch is, I've also noticed that these arrangements bear little resemblance to the JRM I've heard or what I've seen in other JRM sheetmusic. Does anyone know what this is or where it came from? In some cases it seems the chord changes fit for...

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        Butch Thompson

        Location: from St. Paul, MN

        Difficulty Level:
        Early intermediate

        January 23, 2001

        Inaccurate arrangements

        I have studied and played Morton's music for many years, and these so-called arrangements bear no resemblance to anything he ever played or published. This is a serious misrepresentation of his music.

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