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Bob Greene Of Preservation Hall Fame Releases Live Recording

Bob Greene Of Preservation Hall Fame Releases Live Recording

PopFree Records is proud to release a unique live performance by Bob Greene, the legendary stride pianist, who played for decades with the Preservation Hall Jazz Band in New Orleans, and is noted for his unique style, influenced by the great Jelly Roll Morton. After more than 60 years, Bob Greene's career is still going strong, ...

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St. Peter Street Strutters

By Bob Greene

Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: St. Peter Street Strut; Winin' Boy Blues; The Pearls; Wolverine Blues; Snake Rag; Just A Closer Walk With Thee; Some Of These Days; After You've Gone; Dr Jazz; Kansas City Stomp; Mr. Jelly Lord; Angry; Sweet Substitute; Tiger Rag; Atlanta Blues.

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Bob Greene: St. Peter Street Strutters

Read "St. Peter Street Strutters" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones

The more time passes the more important it becomes that traditional New Orleans jazz, like the music on St. Peter Street Strutters, is restored to the public domain. This might not be so much because of the music's history, however, as much as it's due to the fact that the playing of such vintage jazz in ...

Album

St. Peter Street Strutters

By Bob Greene

Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: St. Peter Street Strut; Winin' Boy Blues; The Pearls; Wolverine Blues; Snake Rag; Just a Closer Walk With Thee; Some of These Days; After You've Gone; Dr. Jazz; Kansas City Stomp; Mr. Jelly Lord; Angry; Sweet Substitute; Tiger Rag; Atlanta Blues.

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Article: Album Review

Bob Greene: St. Peter Street Strutters

Read "St. Peter Street Strutters" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza

by Jerry D'Souza

Back in December 1964, pianist Bob Greene, cornetist Ernie Carson, tubaist Shorty Johnson and banjoist Steve Larner went into the studio to record this set of New Orleans tunes. The music was played by groups larger than a quartet, but size did not matter; the four filled the music with a sense of tradition that has ...


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