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Mary Lou Williams was one of the major stride and swing performers who successfully made the transition to bop. For Benny Goodman in 1947, she composed two bop-influenced pieces: “Lonely Moments” and “Whistle Blues.”. For Dizzy Gillespie’s big band in 1949, she composed the bop fairy tale “In the Land of Oo Bla Dee.”.
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Mary Elfrieda Scruggs ou Winn, dite Mary Lou Williams, est une pianiste, arrangeuse et compositrice américaine de jazz, née le 8 mai 1910 à Atlanta et morte le 28 mai 1981 à Durham. Devenue professionnelle vers ses 10 ans, elle joue avec Andy Kirk ou Duke Ellington , et écrit pour Benny Goodman , Count Basie ou Louis Armstrong , tout en menant une carrière en solo.
7 de abr. de 2023 · Five masterpieces in a row, and I could keep moving the needle back to the top of the side as often as I wanted. Shout For Joy — Albert Ammons. Roll ‘Em Pete — Pete Johnson (with Joe Turner) Bear Cat Crawl — Meade Lux Lewis. Little Joe From Chicago — Mary Lou Williams. Bear Trap Blues — Jimmy Yancey.
Mary Lou Williams is perhaps jazz's greatest female musician. She taught herself piano by ear, worked in Vaudeville, and was a great stride pianist. On this album featuring Mead Lux Lewis, one of the great boogie woogie pianists who helped start the boogie woogie craze in the late '30s, you'll hear why Williams is still revered today.
