Tag Archives: Jelly Roll Morton

Quotations Marked 8

Posted on November 9, 2018 by sixstrstories

I established this blog’s motto on April 28, 2010 in my very first posting. “Good music doesn’t get old.” That quote comes from the American Jazz musician Mr. Ferdinand Joseph “Jelly Roll Morton” LaMothe (1890-1941). I found it at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Quotations Marked | Tagged 912 Greens, Backstreets The Boss Magazine, Bruce Springsteen, Dave Marsh, Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe, Jelly Roll Morton, JSP Records, Ramblin' Jack Elliott, Sally-Ann Worsfold | 1 Comment

September’s Songs

Posted on September 25, 2015 by sixstrstories

On the sixstr stories calendar of historic days in music, no month has as many dates commemorating individual pieces of music than September. Here’s the list! (Happy listening!) September 4th On this date in 1962, The Beatles – 21-year-old John … Continue reading →

Posted in Posts with Video, Random Topics | Tagged Alan Lomax, Ashley & Foster, Black Bottom Stomp, Georgia Turner, James Taylor, Jelly Roll Morton, Jelly Roll Morton and His Red Hot Peppers, Love Me Do, Oh Susanna, Rising Sun Blues, Stephen Foster, T-Bone Walker, The Beatles, They Call It Stormy Monday (But Tuesday's Just As Bad) | Leave a comment

This Historic Day In Music: “Black Bottom Stomp”

Posted on September 15, 2012 by sixstrstories

As much as I find New Orleans or Traditional Jazz to be among the most smile-inducing music ever made, my LP/cassette tape/CD/iTunes collection contains only four volumes of this remarkable genre of music. I own Volume 1 & Volume 3 of the Columbia/Legacy CD series … Continue reading →

Posted in Posts with Video, This Historic Day In Music | Tagged Black Bottom Stomp, Jelly Roll Morton, Lawrence Welk, New Orleans Jazz, Pete Fountain, Red Hot Peppers | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Jelly Roll Morton

Quotations Marked 8

September’s Songs

This Historic Day In Music: “Black Bottom Stomp”

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