Album · 1989
Piano Man: Earl Hines, His Piano and His Orchestra
- Released
- 1989
- Label
- Bluebird Records
- Catalogue no.
- 6750-2-RB
- Tracklist
- 22 tracks
- Length
- 1:02:28
- Country
- US
“Piano Man: Earl Hines, His Piano and His Orchestra” is an album by Earl Hines, released in 1989 on Bluebird Records. The original release has 22 tracks with a running time of 1:02:28. Jazz standards on the record include “Body And Soul”, “My Melancholy Baby”, “On The Sunny Side Of The Street” and “Rosetta”.
Tracklist
- 1 Rosetta standard — Earl Hines 3:10
- 2 Body and Soul standard — Johnny Green, Edward Heyman, Robert Sour 2:53
- 3 Child of a Disordered Brain 2:38
- 4 On the Sunny Side of the Street standard — Jimmy McHugh 2:35
- 5 My Melancholy Baby standard — Ernie Burnett 2:34
- 6 Blues in Thirds 2:57
- 7 G.T. Stomp 2:43
- 8 Grand Terrace Shuffle — Earl Hines 2:41
- 9 Father Steps In 3:07
- 10 Piano Man — Tiny Parham 2:35
- 11 Riff Medley 2:49
- 12 Boogie Woogie on St. Louis Blues 2:52
- 13 Deep Forest 2:33
- 14 Number 19 2:52
- 15 Call Me Happy 2:40
- 16 Tantalizing a Cuban 2:58
- 17 Jelly, Jelly 3:26
- 18 Up Jumped the Devil 2:48
- 19 Windy City Jive 2:52
- 20 The Father Jumps 2:34
- 21 Second Balcony Jump 3:03
- 22 Stormy Monday Blues 3:07
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· Hall of Fame
Hines '65
· World Record Club
The Blues
· 2xHD
Fatha Plays Classics
· Jazz Life
Fatha Plays Fats
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Spontaneous Explorations
1964 · Contact
Paris Session
1965 · Columbia
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1965 · Live · Limelight
Frequently asked questions
Which label released Piano Man: Earl Hines, His Piano and His Orchestra?
Piano Man: Earl Hines, His Piano and His Orchestra was released in 1989 on Bluebird Records (6750-2-RB).
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