Earl Hines

AI ain't got nobody
B57 varieties

Label: Columbia
Catalogue number: 35875
Genre: Jazz
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #5862

Earl Hines, the innovative jazz pianist, on Columbia. Hines was one of the most important figures in early jazz and remains actively collected; his Columbia sides survive in moderate numbers.

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Earl Hines

ACaution blues
BMonday date

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Earl Hines

AI love you because I love you
BBlue drag

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Earl Hines

ALife with fatha
BI love my lovin lover

Earl Hines, a legendary American jazz pianist known as 'Fatha' and a major figure in stride and swing piano, performing 'Life with fatha' and 'I love my lovin lover' on Apollo 356. Hines was a virtuoso and bandleader from the 1920s–50s.AI summary

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Earl Hines

AOh you sweet thing
BDeep forest

Earl Hines, known as "Fatha", was a pioneering jazz pianist and bandleader central to hot jazz and swing in the 1920s–1930s. This Brunswick 1464 of "Oh You Sweet Thing" and "Deep Forest" represents his early jazz style in a period when he was among the most recorded jazz artists.AI summary

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Earl Hines

APiano Man(39)
BRidin and jivin

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Earl Hines

ASweet Georgia Brown
BMaple Leaf Rag

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