Black and white
Subtitle: the jazz piano
By: Peter Bölke
Series: Ear books; Ear books
Publisher: Edel Germany
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Hamburg
Language: eng
Number of pages: 153
ISBN-13: 9783940004963
Subjects: Jazz musicians; Biography; Piano music (Jazz); History and criticism; Jazz
Other titles: Jazz piano; Blues & boogie-woogie.; Nobility at the keyboard.; Small group, great sound.; A funky kind of blues.
Notes: Accompanying CDs include jazz music for one or more pianos, for piano with various jazz ensemble combinations, and for clarinet, trumpet, or soprano saxophone with jazz ensemble.

Accompanying compact discs consist of previously released recordings from the 1920s through the early 1960s.

Text in English and German.
Table of contents: title: CD 1. Blues & boogie-woogie. Honky tonk train blues (Meade Lux Lewis) (3:11) ; Pine top's boogie woogie (Pine Top Smith) (3:11) ; Slow drag (Cow Cow Davenport) (3:11) ; Henry Brown blues (Henry Brown) (3:15) ; No. 29 (Wesley Wallace) (3:16) ; Jab blues (Jabo Williams) (3:21) ; Boogie woogie prayer, part 1 & 2 (Meade Lux Lewis, Albert Ammons, Pete Johnson) (4:55) ; Shout for joy (Albert Ammons) (2:28) ; Boogie woogie blues (Albert Ammons) (3:44) ; Let 'em jump (Pete Johnson) (3:04) ; Janie's joys (Jimmy Yancey) (3:00) ; Cafe society rag (Albert, Meade, Pete and Their 3 Pianos ; with Joe Turner, vocals) (3:01) ; Boogie woogie (Pete Johnson) (2:45) ; Yancey stomp (Jimmy Yancey) (3:03) ; I don't know (Cripple Clarence Lofton) (2:58) ; Rising tide blues (Meade Lux Lewis) (3:44) ; Boogie woogie jump (Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons ; with James F. Joskins, drums) (2:46) ; How long blues (Jimmy Yancey) (4:00) ; Yancey special (Jimmy Yancey) (2:42) ; The pearls (Jelly Roll Morton's Red Hot Peppers) (3:23) ; Wolverine blues (Jelly Roll Morton ; with Johnny Dodds, clarinet ; Baby Dodds, drums) (3:19) ; Keep out of the grass (James P. Johnson); title: CD 2. Nobility at the keyboard. Handful of keys (Fats Waller) (2:47) ; Ain't misbehavin' (Fats Waller) (3:00) ; Rosetta (Earl Hines Quartet) (3:50) ; Oh! Lady be good (Count Basie and His Orchestra) (3:10) ; Take the "A" train (Duke Ellington and His Famous Orchestra) (2:52) ; Shiny stockings (Teddy Wilson and His Trio) (3:31) ; Sing, sing, sing (Benny Goodman) (12:10) ; Relaxing at Camarillo (Hank Jones Quartet) (13:14) ; Bouncing with Bud (Bud Powell's Modernists) (3:09) ; Misterioso (Sonny Rollins Quintet( (9:22); title: CD 3. Small group, great sound. Easy listening blues (Nat King Cole Trio) (2:55) ; Sweet Lorraine (Nat King Cole and His Trio) (3:25) ; I can't give you anything but love (Oscar Peterson Trio) (5:23) ; Bye bye blackbird (Oscar Peterson Trio Meets Ben Webster) (6:35) ; I'll remember April (Erroll Garner Trio) (4:14) ; I's alright with me (Erroll Garner Trio) (3:21) ; Lullaby of birdland (George Shearing Quintet (2:43) ; Star dust (Dave Brubeck Quartet) (6:25) ; Three to get ready (Dave Brubeck Quartet) (5:26) ; Take five (Dave Brubeck Quartet) (5:27) ; Concorde (Modern Jazz Quartet) (3:40) ; The golden striker (Modern Jazz Quartet) (3:39); title: CD 4. A funky kind of blues. Walkin' (Miles Davis All Stars) (13:26) ; Doodlin' (Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers) (6:44) ; Moanin' (Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers) (9:43) ; Taking a chance on love (Kenny Drew Trio) (4:39) ; The squirrel (Tadd Dameron Sextet) (2:53) ; 'Round about midnight (Miles Davis Quintet) (5:55) ; All blues (Miles Davis Sextet) (11:31) ; Freddie Freeloader (Miles Davis Sextet) (9:46) ; Marionette (Lennie Tristano Sextette) (3:08) ; Every time we say goodbye (John Coltrane Quartet) (5:39)