Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3 (1943-1950) Jimmy Yancey

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  • Release Date: 06/21/1995
  • Original Release: 1991
  • Sales Rank: 102,199
  • Label: DOCUMENT
  • UPC: 714298504323

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Complete Recorded Works, Vol. 3 (1943-1950)

1LISTENWhite Sox Stomp previously unreleased 4:09
2LISTENEternal Blues 4:24
3LISTENI Received a Letter previously unreleased 2:55
4LISTENYancey Special 4:22
5LISTENMidnight Stomp 3:48
6LISTENMake Me a Pallet on the Floor 3:59
7LISTENShave 'Em Dry 3:09
8LISTENAt the Window 3:02
9LISTENMake Me a Pallet on the Floor previously unreleased 4:23
10LISTENThe Yancey Special 4:14
11LISTENAssembly Call Boogie 2:40
12LISTENBarber Shop Rag 2:40
13LISTENEverlasting Blues 5:00
14LISTENI'm Knocking (At Your Door) 3:27
15LISTENJimmy's Goodnight Blues 4:25
16LISTENEverybody's Rag 2:55
17LISTENTwelfth Street Rag 3:18
18LISTENHobo Rag 1:45
19LISTENEcstatic Rag 2:52

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The third of three CDs tracing the recording career of the unique boogie-woogie pianist Jimmy Yancey, whose subtlety could often result in some dramatic music, completes his December 1943 session and also has his December 23, 1950 solo set; his final recordings from July 1951 are available on an Atlantic release. The 1943 titles, three of which were previously unreleased, include two with Mama Yancey's vocals (Jimmy switches to harmonium on one) and are highlighted by "White Sox Stomp," "Yancey Special," and two versions of "Make Me a Pallet on the Floor." After the six fine titles from 1950, this CD finishes off with the only four numbers that Jimmy's older brother, the more ragtime-oriented Alonzo Yancey, ever recorded. Although his style was different, on "Ecstatic Rag" Alonzo does sound a bit like Jimmy. All three of these Document CDs, plus the Atlantic set, are highly recommended and preferable to the piecemeal domestic Bluebird reissues. Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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