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JELLY ROLL MORTON (1885-1941). Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe. American musician
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JELLY ROLL MORTON (1885-1941). Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe. American musician
JELLY ROLL MORTON
(1885-1941). Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe. American musician. Jelly Roll Morton (at piano) with his group, The Red Hot Peppers, 1926
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1926 Band Banjo Bass Bassist Black Clarinet Clarinetist Drum Drummer Edward Entertainment Ferdinand Harlem Harlem Renaissance Jazz Jazz Age Joseph Morton Pianist Piano Player Playing Roaring Twenties Trombone Trombonist Trumpet Trumpeter
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This print showcases the legendary Jelly Roll Morton, an influential American musician who made significant contributions to jazz music during the early 20th century. Born Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe in 1885, Jelly Roll Morton became renowned for his exceptional piano skills and innovative compositions. In this particular image captured in 1926, we see Jelly Roll Morton seated at a grand piano with his band, The Red Hot Peppers. The group exudes energy and passion as they perform together, creating a vibrant atmosphere that epitomizes the spirit of the Jazz Age. The photograph transports us back to Harlem during the Roaring Twenties, a time when African American musicians like Morton played a pivotal role in shaping America's cultural landscape. Surrounding him are talented musicians playing various instruments such as banjo, bass, clarinet, trombone, trumpet and drums – each contributing their unique sound to create an unforgettable musical experience. Jelly Roll Morton's influence extended beyond his extraordinary talent; he was also instrumental in bridging gaps between different styles of jazz music. His compositions blended elements of ragtime and blues with traditional New Orleans jazz sounds. This fusion helped define what would later be known as "swing" music. This remarkable print serves as both a tribute to Jelly Roll Morton's legacy and a testament to the power of music in uniting people across cultures and generations.
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