Thomas Morris - Top 61 Classics - The Very Best of Thomas Morris (2019)
BAND/ARTIST: Thomas Morris
- Title: Top 61 Classics - The Very Best of Thomas Morris
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: GRR Music
- Genre: Jazz, Blues
- Quality: FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 03:07:04
- Total Size: 650 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
[02:46] 1. Thomas Morris - Bull Blues
[03:11] 2. Thomas Morris - The Chinch (Take 2)
[03:13] 3. Thomas Morris - E Flat Blues (Take 2)
[03:00] 4. Thomas Morris - Who Dis Here Stranger
[02:59] 5. Thomas Morris - Beaucoupe De Jazz
[03:09] 6. Thomas Morris - Jackass Blues (Take 1)
[02:57] 7. Thomas Morris - South Rampart Blues (Take 1)
[03:03] 8. Thomas Morris - Charleston Stampede
[03:02] 9. Thomas Morris - Lazy Drag
[03:22] 10. Thomas Morris - P.D.Q Blues (Take 3)
[03:20] 11. Thomas Morris - My Baby Doesn't Squawk (Take 2)
[03:08] 12. Thomas Morris - Blues for the Everglades (Take 1)
[02:27] 13. Thomas Morris - When the Jazz Band Starts to Play
[02:46] 14. Thomas Morris - The King of the Zulus (Take 2)
[03:07] 15. Thomas Morris - Just Blues, That's All
[03:08] 16. Thomas Morris - Georgia Grind
[02:56] 17. Thomas Morris - The Mess
[02:50] 18. Thomas Morris - Lonesome Journey Blues
[03:15] 19. Thomas Morris - The Chinch (Take 1)
[03:05] 20. Thomas Morris - Ham Gravy (Take 1)
[03:23] 21. Thomas Morris - Those Blues
[02:57] 22. Thomas Morris - When a Gator Hollers, Folks Say It's a Sign of Rain (Take 2)
[03:12] 23. Thomas Morris - Blues for the Everglades (Take 2)
[03:14] 24. Thomas Morris - Blues for the Everglades (Take 3)
[03:26] 25. Thomas Morris - Ever After On (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:16] 26. Thomas Morris - Goin' Crazy with the Blues (feat. Mamie Smith)
[02:36] 27. Thomas Morris - He's Gone Away (feat. Fats Waller)
[03:28] 28. Thomas Morris - Gwine to Have Bad Luck for Seven Years (feat. Elizabeth Smith)
[03:27] 29. Thomas Morris - I Once Was Yours, I'm Somebody Else's Now (feat. Mamie Smith)
[03:26] 30. Thomas Morris - Red Hot Dan (feat. Fats Waller)
[03:24] 31. Thomas Morris - P.D.Q. Blue (Take 1)
[03:23] 32. Thomas Morris - Fats Waller Stomp (feat. Fats Waller)
[03:23] 33. Thomas Morris - My Baby Doesn't Squawk (Take 1)
[03:22] 34. Thomas Morris - P.D.Q Blues (Take 2)
[03:18] 35. Thomas Morris - Pail in My Hand (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:15] 36. Thomas Morris - Police Done Tore My Playhouse Down (feat. Elizabeth Smith)
[03:14] 37. Thomas Morris - I Got a Mule to Ride (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:14] 38. Thomas Morris - Way After One and My Daddy Ain't Come Home Yet (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:12] 39. Thomas Morris - Mama's Gonna Drop Your Curtain (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:12] 40. Thomas Morris - Jackass Blues (Take 2)
[03:09] 41. Thomas Morris - Joogie Blues (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:09] 42. Thomas Morris - Rent Man Blues (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:05] 43. Thomas Morris - Geechee Stomp (feat. Fats Waller)
[03:04] 44. Thomas Morris - Ham Gravy (Take 2)
[02:55] 45. Thomas Morris - Charlestown, South Carolina
[02:59] 46. Thomas Morris - When a 'gator Holler, Folks Say It's a Sign of Rain (feat. Margaret Johnson)
[02:59] 47. Thomas Morris - Savannah Blues (feat. Fats Waller)
[02:59] 48. Thomas Morris - What Have You Done to Make Me Feel This Way (feat. Mamie Smith)
[02:57] 49. Thomas Morris - South Rampart Blues (Take 2)
[02:57] 50. Thomas Morris - Graysom Street Blues (feat. Margaret Johnson)
[02:54] 51. Thomas Morris - Sweet Virginia Blues (feat. Mamie Smith)
[02:51] 52. Thomas Morris - Hoola Boola Dance
[02:49] 53. Thomas Morris - Please Take Me out of Jail (feat. Fats Waller)
[02:48] 54. Thomas Morris - St. Louis Blues
[02:48] 55. Thomas Morris - Original Charleston Strut
[02:47] 56. Thomas Morris - Won't You Take Me Home (feat. Fats Waller)
[02:46] 57. Thomas Morris - The King of the Zulus (Take 1)
[02:41] 58. Thomas Morris - Peepin' Jim (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:00] 59. Thomas Morris - Fade Away Blues
[02:44] 60. Thomas Morris - Box of Blues
[02:35] 61. Thomas Morris - Dark Alley Blues
[02:46] 1. Thomas Morris - Bull Blues
[03:11] 2. Thomas Morris - The Chinch (Take 2)
[03:13] 3. Thomas Morris - E Flat Blues (Take 2)
[03:00] 4. Thomas Morris - Who Dis Here Stranger
[02:59] 5. Thomas Morris - Beaucoupe De Jazz
[03:09] 6. Thomas Morris - Jackass Blues (Take 1)
[02:57] 7. Thomas Morris - South Rampart Blues (Take 1)
[03:03] 8. Thomas Morris - Charleston Stampede
[03:02] 9. Thomas Morris - Lazy Drag
[03:22] 10. Thomas Morris - P.D.Q Blues (Take 3)
[03:20] 11. Thomas Morris - My Baby Doesn't Squawk (Take 2)
[03:08] 12. Thomas Morris - Blues for the Everglades (Take 1)
[02:27] 13. Thomas Morris - When the Jazz Band Starts to Play
[02:46] 14. Thomas Morris - The King of the Zulus (Take 2)
[03:07] 15. Thomas Morris - Just Blues, That's All
[03:08] 16. Thomas Morris - Georgia Grind
[02:56] 17. Thomas Morris - The Mess
[02:50] 18. Thomas Morris - Lonesome Journey Blues
[03:15] 19. Thomas Morris - The Chinch (Take 1)
[03:05] 20. Thomas Morris - Ham Gravy (Take 1)
[03:23] 21. Thomas Morris - Those Blues
[02:57] 22. Thomas Morris - When a Gator Hollers, Folks Say It's a Sign of Rain (Take 2)
[03:12] 23. Thomas Morris - Blues for the Everglades (Take 2)
[03:14] 24. Thomas Morris - Blues for the Everglades (Take 3)
[03:26] 25. Thomas Morris - Ever After On (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:16] 26. Thomas Morris - Goin' Crazy with the Blues (feat. Mamie Smith)
[02:36] 27. Thomas Morris - He's Gone Away (feat. Fats Waller)
[03:28] 28. Thomas Morris - Gwine to Have Bad Luck for Seven Years (feat. Elizabeth Smith)
[03:27] 29. Thomas Morris - I Once Was Yours, I'm Somebody Else's Now (feat. Mamie Smith)
[03:26] 30. Thomas Morris - Red Hot Dan (feat. Fats Waller)
[03:24] 31. Thomas Morris - P.D.Q. Blue (Take 1)
[03:23] 32. Thomas Morris - Fats Waller Stomp (feat. Fats Waller)
[03:23] 33. Thomas Morris - My Baby Doesn't Squawk (Take 1)
[03:22] 34. Thomas Morris - P.D.Q Blues (Take 2)
[03:18] 35. Thomas Morris - Pail in My Hand (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:15] 36. Thomas Morris - Police Done Tore My Playhouse Down (feat. Elizabeth Smith)
[03:14] 37. Thomas Morris - I Got a Mule to Ride (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:14] 38. Thomas Morris - Way After One and My Daddy Ain't Come Home Yet (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:12] 39. Thomas Morris - Mama's Gonna Drop Your Curtain (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:12] 40. Thomas Morris - Jackass Blues (Take 2)
[03:09] 41. Thomas Morris - Joogie Blues (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:09] 42. Thomas Morris - Rent Man Blues (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:05] 43. Thomas Morris - Geechee Stomp (feat. Fats Waller)
[03:04] 44. Thomas Morris - Ham Gravy (Take 2)
[02:55] 45. Thomas Morris - Charlestown, South Carolina
[02:59] 46. Thomas Morris - When a 'gator Holler, Folks Say It's a Sign of Rain (feat. Margaret Johnson)
[02:59] 47. Thomas Morris - Savannah Blues (feat. Fats Waller)
[02:59] 48. Thomas Morris - What Have You Done to Make Me Feel This Way (feat. Mamie Smith)
[02:57] 49. Thomas Morris - South Rampart Blues (Take 2)
[02:57] 50. Thomas Morris - Graysom Street Blues (feat. Margaret Johnson)
[02:54] 51. Thomas Morris - Sweet Virginia Blues (feat. Mamie Smith)
[02:51] 52. Thomas Morris - Hoola Boola Dance
[02:49] 53. Thomas Morris - Please Take Me out of Jail (feat. Fats Waller)
[02:48] 54. Thomas Morris - St. Louis Blues
[02:48] 55. Thomas Morris - Original Charleston Strut
[02:47] 56. Thomas Morris - Won't You Take Me Home (feat. Fats Waller)
[02:46] 57. Thomas Morris - The King of the Zulus (Take 1)
[02:41] 58. Thomas Morris - Peepin' Jim (feat. Edna Winston)
[03:00] 59. Thomas Morris - Fade Away Blues
[02:44] 60. Thomas Morris - Box of Blues
[02:35] 61. Thomas Morris - Dark Alley Blues
A primitive but often effective cornet soloist, Thomas Morris (the uncle of pianist Marlowe Morris) made quite a few records during the 1923-27 period although his style was considered quite dated after the rise of Louis Armstrong. Morris was based in New York from the beginning of the 1920s. He recorded with his Past Jazz Masters (eight titles during 1923) and his Hot Babies (ten songs plus nine alternate takes that comprise the best work of his career), Clarence Williams, Charlie Johnson (1927), Fats Waller (1927) and many blues singers. However, Morris slipped away into obscurity in the 1930s. He worked as a red cap at Grand Central Station in the late 1930s and then became religious, re-emerging as Brother Pierre in Father Divine's religious sect shortly before he passed away.
Year 2019 | Jazz | Blues | Oldies | FLAC / APE
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