Boogie Woogie History Part 2 

Oh, man. I run across this series just as it's time to go to bed. What a dilemma.

The Tuts\Toussaint\'fess sequence is brillant!!!!!

Now that's what you call talent !! impressed thanks for sharing

I love big joe duskin! Thanks!

I'm glad Mary Lou Williams was awarded a doctorate! Great videos, especially the twin pianos of Pete Johnson and Albert Ammons.

The ending is a thrill...

Boogie is great to dance to

Muchas gracias por compartirlo.

some ultra rare footage right here

You sure can hear the influence , Very Nice Warm Regards BV

Great stuff! Thanks!

incredible

Now you know where JLL learned his craft

That's Uncle Lionel Batiste on the big drum at 0:09.

It's on my channel. There are 4 parts, and it is there....but if for some reason you can't see it, it may be blocked in your area. There is a bogus claim on Part One stating that it contains 3rd party content. I have contested this. Hope this helps. Let me know if you can see it....thanks!

A small point of correction to my post item: The Original Dixieland Jass/Jazz Band, not "The Original Dixieland Band". Thank you. Chris Pirie.

tommy dorsey

A bit more relaxation and a nice dose of sleep, and the fits might vanish. LOL.

13:18 aJLL's favorite turnaround

Name of first boogie woogie at the start of video?

wheres part 1?

This series relies upon video clips of 1930s- onwards piano boogie exponents to present a fabrication of allegations based upon nothing but some bigoted "experts" telling some very tall tales to suit their opinions. The piano boogie style was inspired by the 8-to-the-bar music as performed by The Original Dixieland Band in 1917-1918. Particularly their performance of "Bluein` The Blues". Just play the Victor record to hear the true Origins of Boogie Woogie. Chris Pirie.

You cried so loud, Stinker. Now relax a bit. Feels better without the spams.