Album · 1992
Jelly's Last Jam
- Released
- 1992
- Label
- Mercury Records
- Catalogue no.
- 314 510 846-2
- Tracklist
- 22 tracks
- Length
- 1:17:13
- Country
- US
“Jelly's Last Jam” is an album by Jelly Roll Morton, released in 1992 on Mercury Records. The original release has 22 tracks with a running time of 1:17:13.
Tracklist
- 1 Prologue 1:12
- 2 The Jam 3:59
- 3 In My Day 3:39
- 4 The Creole Way 1:39
- 5 The Whole World's Waitin' to Sing Your Song 4:25
- 6 Michigan Water 5:48
- 7 The Banishment 4:13
- 8 Somethin' More (Includes the Pool Game) 5:00
- 9 That's How You Jazz 6:47
- 10 The Chicago Strut 3:40
- 11 Play the Music for Me 2:59
- 12 Lovin' Is a Lowdown Blues 6:34
- 13 Doctor Jazz — King Oliver 2:41
- 14 Good Ole New York 1:35
- 15 Too Late, Daddy 3:28
- 16 That's the Way We Do Things in New York 3:10
- 17 Good Ole New York Reprise (Door Slam) 2:29
- 18 Last Chance Blues 4:18
- 19 The Last Chance (Includes Central Avenue) 2:01
- 20 The Last Rites (Includes Boy Pretty Boy) 1:45
- 21 Creole Boy 3:13
- 22 Finale (We Are the Rhythms That Color Your Song) 2:36
More albums by Jelly Roll Morton
The Saga Of Mr. Jelly Lord Vol. III - Jazz Is . . . Strictly Music
1947 · Circle
Mr. Jelly Lord
1967 · RCA Victor
Transcriptions For Orchestra
1974 · Columbia Masterworks
The Pianist and Composer - Volume 1
1991 · The Smithsonian Collection of Recordings
New York, Washington and the Rediscovery - Volume 3
1991 · The Smithsonian Collection of Recordings
Jelly Roll Morton Plays Jelly Roll Morton and Other Favorites
1999 · Legacy International
The Best of Jelly Roll Morton: Original Hits
2003 · Worten Jazz
The Complete Library of Congress Recordings
2005 · Rounder
The Best of Jelly Roll Morton
2006 · Chestnut Music Traders Ltd.
Volume 1 (1923-1929)
2010 · Neatwork
The Library of Congress Recordings by Alan Lomax
2006
Frequently asked questions
Which label released Jelly's Last Jam?
Jelly's Last Jam was released in 1992 on Mercury Records (314 510 846-2).
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