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Boogie Woogie Blues by Jimmy Blythe
Jimmy Blythe
Artist Biography For Jimmy Blythe
Jimmy Blythe May 20 1901 – June 14 1931 Was An Influential American Jazz And Boogie-Woogie Pianist. He Was Born In Louisville Kentucky United States And Moved To Chicago Illinois Around 1916 Studying With Pianist Clarence Jones. He Was An All-Round Pianist Who Generally Incorporated Boogie-Woogie Styles Into More Varied Pieces Such As "Chicago Stomps" 1924 Which Drew On Ragtime And Other Popular Styles Of The Time. He Made Hundreds Of Piano Rolls In The Early 1920s For The Columbia Later Renamed Capitol Music Roll Company In Chicago Before Accompanying Many Singers On Paramount Records And Appearing With Small 'spasm Bands' Like The Midnight Rounders And The State Street Ramblers. He Also Duetted With Johnny Dodds And Led His Own Group Blythe's Sinful Five. His 1925 Recording "Jimmy's Blues" Provided The Theme Used By Pinetop Smith On "Pine Top's Boogie Woogie" And He Was Also Acknowledged As An Influence By Albert Ammons. Blythe Died Of Meningitis In Chicago In 1931 Aged 30.
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Biography - Jimmy Blythe
Jimmy Blythe May 20 1901 – June 14 1931 Was An Influential American Jazz And Boogie-Woogie Pianist. He Was Born In Louisville Kentucky United States And Moved To Chicago Illinois Around 1916 Studying With Pianist Clarence Jones. He Was An All-Round Pianist Who Generally Incorporated Boogie-Woogie Styles Into More Varied Pieces Such As "Chicago Stomps" 1924 Which Drew On Ragtime And Other Popular Styles Of The Time. He Made Hundreds Of Piano Rolls In The Early 1920s For The Columbia Later Renamed Capitol Music Roll Company In Chicago Before Accompanying Many Singers On Paramount Records And Appearing With Small 'spasm Bands' Like The Midnight Rounders And The State Street Ramblers. He Also Duetted With Johnny Dodds And Led His Own Group Blythe's Sinful Five. His 1925 Recording "Jimmy's Blues" Provided The Theme Used By Pinetop Smith On "Pine Top's Boogie Woogie" And He Was Also Acknowledged As An Influence By Albert Ammons. Blythe Died Of Meningitis In Chicago In 1931 Aged 30.
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