Person
Jelly Roll Morton
Albums
232
Members
10
Active
1885–1941
Origin
United States
Biography
Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe, known professionally as Jelly Roll Morton, was an American ragtime and early jazz pianist, bandleader and composer who started his career in New Orleans, Louisiana.
Discography
Pioneer of Jazz 1923-1939
The Best of Jelly Roll Morton: Original Hits
Quadromania Jazz Edition: Jelly Roll Morton: Sidewalk Blues
The Complete Library of Congress Recordings
The Best of Jelly Roll Morton
The Library of Congress Recordings by Alan Lomax
The Library Of Congress Recordings By Alan Lomax
Doctor Jazz
Mister Jelly Lord
Volume 1 (1923-1929)
The Jazz Biography
Jelly Roll Morton The Essential Recordings CD1
Top 100 Classics - The Very Best of Jelly Roll Morton
Wolverine Blues (The Complete Victor Recordings 1927-1929)
Jazz: The Essential Collection, Vol. 2
The Hot Jazz of Jelly Roll Morton
1924-1926 Blues And Stomps From Rare Piano Rolls
Alternative Takes
Buddy Bolden's Blues / The Crave
Connaissance Du Jazz Vol. 15
High Society
Jelly Roll Blues / Big Fat Ham
Jelly Roll Morton
Jelly Roll Morton
Jelly Roll Morton 1923/24
Les Génies du Jazz (Tome 1, No. 4): "Jelly Roll" Morton
London Blues / Dearest Darling
Mamie's Blues / Original Rags
Masters of Jazz: Jelly Roll Morton
Michigan Water Blues / The Naked Dance
Muddy Water Blues / Trombone Moanin' Blues
Shreveport-Stomp / Deep Creek-Blues
Smilin' The Blues Away
That's Like It Ought To Be / My Little Dixie Home
The Art Of Jelly Roll Morton
The Jelly Roll Morton Era
The Jelly Roll Morton Rarities
The Jelly Roll Morton's First Recordings Thesaurus
The Library Of Congress Recordings Volume Eight
The Library Of Congress Recordings Volume Five
The Library Of Congress Recordings Volume Four
The Library Of Congress Recordings Volume One
The Library Of Congress Recordings Volume Seven
The Library Of Congress Recordings Volume Six
The Library Of Congress Recordings Volume Three
The Library Of Congress Recordings Volume Two
The Pearls (The Library Of Congress Recordings, Volume 3)
Treasures Of North American Negro Music Volume 4
Volume 1
Volume Two
Winin' Boy Blues / Honky Tonk Music
Winin' Boy Blues / Mister Joe
Credits
Hither and Thither
La leggenda del pianista sull'oceano
Louis Armstrong and King Oliver
The Chronological Classics: King Oliver's Jazz Band 1923-1926
The Chronological Classics: Jelly-Roll Morton 1923-1924
The Pearls
80° Below ’82
The Tumbler
1924-1926
1924-1926 Blues And Stomps From Rare Piano Rolls
(1926-1927) Volume 3
1926-1928
1929-1930
1939-1940
1939-1944
Alone With Three Giants
Anamule Dance: The Library Of Congress Recordings, Volume 2
Archive Of Jazz - Volume 19
A Treasury Of Immortal Performances Jelly-Roll Morton
Ballin' The Jack / Don't You Leave Me Here
Beale Street Blues / The Pearls
Between The Lines
Big Fat Ham / Muddy Water Blues
Black Bottom Stomp / Grandpa's Spells
Black Bottom Stomp / The Chant
Blues And Rags From Piano Rolls 1924/1925
Blues For The New Millennium
Boogaboo / Shoe Shiner's Drag
Boogie Woogie Piano / A King Of The Piano
Bucktown Blues / Tom Cat Blues
Buddy Bolden's Blues / The Crave
Burnin´ The Iceberg
Burnin' The Iceberg / Pretty Lil
Burnin' The Iceberg / Tank Town Bump
Cannon Ball Blues / Steamboat Stomp
Chicago
Chicago Years: Great Original Performances 1926-1928
Classic Jazz Piano Styles
Classic Piano Solos
Crescent City Rhythm 1923-1924
Dirty, Dirty, Dirty / Swinging The Elks
Doc Cook And His Dreamland Orchestra And 14 Doctors Of Syncopation / Johnny Dunn And His Band With Jelly Roll Morton
Doctor Jazz / Original Jelly-Roll Blues
Doctor Jazz-Stomp / Memphis Shake
Don't You Leave Me Here b/w King Porter Stomp
Fat Frances / Pep
Fat Meat And Greens / Sweetheart O' Mine
Fêtes Traditionnelles Américaines
Finger Buster / Creepy Feeling
Fishtail Blues / High Society
Gambling Jack / Crazy Chords
Georgia Swing / Blue Blood Blues
Georgia Swing / Kansas City Stomps
Georgia Swing / Mournful Serenade
Get The Bucket / Shake It
Good Old New York / Big Lip Blues
Grandpa's Spells (A Stomp) / Kansas City Stomp
Grandpa's Spells / Cannon Ball
Greatest Hits
Great Jazz Pianists