Gabriel Álvarez
Its just not possible to dislke this video. And if you do, i smack you with a piano.
James P. Johnson - Riffs free for downloading
- Artist: James P. Johnson
- Song: Riffs
- Music Genre: Jazz
- Length: 03:15
- Filesize: 6.1MB
- Kbps: 256Kbps
- Date: 2020-04-19
- Who Added: Cristian Penuelas
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Comments
Iñigo Berrospe
I agree with Peter fats was great but just not my favorite stride player
Kevin Dash
Can you imagine being in a room with him, watching him PRACTICE this !?
Elizabeth Stallo
The piano is out of tune.
Steven Robert
what fantastic technique, truly amazing. Would imagine Steph Trick could get very close to reproducing it
Silver Man
Listening to this I can hear bits and pieces of different stride pieces composed by Fats Waller, namely, "California Here I Come" and "Handful of Keys". Not surprising given the fact that Fats was a student of Johnson.