Jelly Roll Morton

Jelly Roll Morton

Musician · US · 1885–1941

jazzragtime

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Discography

Albums
Volume 1 (1923-1929)Volume 1 (1923-1929)2010

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The Best of Jelly Roll MortonThe Best of Jelly Roll Morton2006

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The Library of Congress Recordings by Alan LomaxThe Library of Congress Recordings by Alan Lomax2006

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The Complete Library of Congress RecordingsThe Complete Library of Congress Recordings2005

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The Best of Jelly Roll Morton: Original HitsThe Best of Jelly Roll Morton: Original Hits2003

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Jelly Roll Morton Plays Jelly Roll Morton and Other FavoritesJelly Roll Morton Plays Jelly Roll Morton and Other Favorites1999

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New York, Washington and the Rediscovery - Volume 3New York, Washington and the Rediscovery - Volume 31991

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The Pianist and Composer - Volume 1The Pianist and Composer - Volume 11991

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Blues and Rags From Piano Rolls 1924/1925Blues and Rags From Piano Rolls 1924/19251989

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Blues and Stomps from Rare Piano RollsBlues and Stomps from Rare Piano Rolls1989

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The King & Mister Jelly LordThe King & Mister Jelly Lord1989

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The PearlsThe Pearls1988

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Great Original Performances 1926-1934Great Original Performances 1926-19341986

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Rarities Volume 2Rarities Volume 21986

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New Orleans Memories Plus TwoNew Orleans Memories Plus Two1985

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Transcriptions For OrchestraTranscriptions For Orchestra1974

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Mr. Jelly LordMr. Jelly Lord1967

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The Immortal Jelly Roll MortonThe Immortal Jelly Roll Morton1967

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The King Of New Orleans JazzThe King Of New Orleans Jazz1959

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The Incomparable Jelly Roll Morton (His Rarest Recordings)The Incomparable Jelly Roll Morton (His Rarest Recordings)1959

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Rediscovered: Jelly Roll Morton SolosRediscovered: Jelly Roll Morton Solos1953

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New Orleans MemoriesNew Orleans Memories1950

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The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord Vol. III - Jazz Is . . . Strictly MusicThe Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord Vol. III - Jazz Is . . . Strictly Music1947

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Other releases
Jelly Roll Morton The Essential Recordings CD2Jelly Roll Morton The Essential Recordings CD22012

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Mamie's Blues (Mono Version)Mamie's Blues (Mono Version)1961

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Label

Record label
Vocalion Records

Achievements

Award
Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
Award
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Influenced by

Scott Joplin

Groups

  • Jelly Roll Morton and His Orchestraoriginal, pianocurrent
  • Jelly Roll Morton’s New Orleans Jazzmeneponymouscurrent
  • Jelly Roll Morton’s Red Hot Pepperseponymouscurrent
  • Jelly-Roll Morton Trioeponymouscurrent
  • Jelly‐Roll Morton’s Incomparablescurrent
  • Jelly‐Roll Morton’s Jazz Bandcurrent
  • Jelly‐Roll Morton’s Kings of Jazzcurrent
  • Jelly‐Roll Morton’s Steamboat Fourcurrent
  • Jelly‐Roll Morton’s Stomp Kingscurrent
  • Levee Serenaderspianocurrent

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Archive

Passport
Died

1941-07-10

Country

US

Born

1885-10-20

Instruments

piano

Identifiers & aliases

Also known as: Ferd (Jelly Roll) Morton, Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton, Ferdinand Joseph LaMenthe, Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe, Ferdinand Joseph LaMotte, Ferdinand Joseph Lemott

ISNI

0000000385651146

Description

American ragtime and jazz pianist, bandleader and composer (1890–1941)

Extract from Wikipedia

Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe, known professionally as Jelly Roll Morton, was an American blues and jazz pianist, bandleader, and composer of Louisiana Creole descent. Morton was jazz's first arranger, proving that a genre rooted in improvisation could retain its essential characteristics when notated. His composition "Jelly Roll Blues", published in 1915, was one of the first published jazz compositions. He also claimed to have invented the genre.

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