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Jelly Roll Morton was one of the earliest pioneers of jazz, blending ragtime rhythms with the improvisational spirit of New Orleans. His groundbreaking compositions helped define the early sound of jazz and influenced generations of musicians.
Jelly Roll Morton Profile
| Born | Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe was born in New Orleans, Louisiana on October 20, 1890. |
| Died | July 10, 1941 |
| Key Albums | The Best of Jelly Roll Morton (2006), The Complete Library of Congress Recordings (2005), Mr. Jelly Lord (2006), The Library of Congress Recordings by Alan Lomax. |
| Key Tracks | Black Bottom Stomp (1990), King Porter, Doctor Jazz (1990), Dead Man Blues (1926), Wolverine Blues (1986), The Pearls (1924), Grandpa's Spells (1924), Sweet Jazz Music, Kansas City Stomp, Georgia Swing (1990). |
