Biography
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Discography
Beau-Koo Jack / Good Little, Bad Little You
Grand Piano Blues / Blue Nights
Rosetta / Cavernism
Blue / Julia
Harlem Lament / Some Of These Days
Wolverine Blues / Rock And Rye
Rhythm Sundae / I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me
Dominick Swing / Jezebel
Piano Man / Father Steps In
Ridin' And Jivin' / Grand Terrace Shuffle
Ann / Topsy-Turvy
Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues / Number 19
Call Me Happy / Blue Because Of You
Deep Forest / Lightly And Politely
'Gator Swing / My Heart Beats For You
You Can Depend On Me / Tantalizing A Cuban
I'm Falling For You / Jelly, Jelly
Jersey Bounce / Sally Won't You Come Back
Julia / Comin' In Home
Riff Medley / X Y Z
Up Jumped The Devil / Southside
Water Boy / Windy City Jive
Skylark / She'll Always Remember
Stormy Monday Blues / Second Balcony Jump
The Earl / Somehow
The Father Jumps / The Jitney Man
‘Gator Swing / Stormy Monday Blues
Indiana / Ridin' And Jivin'
Riff Medley / Ev'rything Depends On You
Boogie Woogie On St. Louis Blues / Jelly, Jelly
Stormy Monday Blues And Other Selections
Sweet Honey Babe / Midnight In New Orleans
Maple Leaf Rag / Black Beauty
A Treasury Of Immortal Performances: Earl Hines - Billy Eckstine
Earl Hines - Billy Eckstine
Space Ship / A Pretty Girl Is Like A Melody
When I Dream Of You / In The Attic
Hot Soup
Throwing The Switch
Earl "Fatha" Hines And His Orchestra
Swinging In Chicago
Big Band
1932-1934
1937–1939
Earl Hines Orchestra
1941
1942-1945
1945-1947
1947-1949
1932 - 1934 And 1937
1936, 1938 & 1940
Father Steps In
Hines Rhythm
South Side Swing (1934 - 1935)
Credits
A Treasury Of Immortal Performances: Earl Hines - Billy Eckstine
Earl Hines Orchestra
Great Jazz Pianists
Jazz Masters Of The Keyboard Vol. I
Knock Him Down Whiskey / I Shoulda Been On My Merry Way
Piano Man: Earl Hines, His Piano And His Orchestra
Rosetta (1932/1939)
South Side Swing (1934 - 1935)
The Grand Terrace Band