Willie "The Lion" - Reminiscing The Piano Greats flac album

Willie "The Lion" Smith is unaccompanied on these 1950 sessions originally recorded for Vogue and Commodore. The Vogue material includes Smith's friendly vocals accompanied by his matchless stride piano in "Can You Hear Me" and "Trains and Planes" (which salutes the services of Air France!). Smith narrates along with his piano salute to earlier greats (many of whom never recorded at all) in his two-part "Reminiscing the Piano Greats," a technique he would reprise on his RCA Victor album The Memoirs of Willie "The Lion" Smith and the Black.

Willie Smith the Lion was another famous Stride piano player of Harlem nights. He quickly stood as an unusual pianist and a wonderful soloist, a matchless keyboard tickler . He was given the nickname of the Lion during the rent-parties and the well-known cutting contests improvised at the end of the nights in the smoky clubs where artists confronted each other using their most impressive feats on the piano. In this night world of music, he was as the king of the jungle waiting for those who would dare to confront (challenge) him on the piano

Circle of Life: The Lion King. I Got You Babe: Sonny and Cher. Kiss The Girl: The Little Mermaid. Do You Want to Build A Snowman?: Frozen. Wouldn’t It Be Nice: The Beach Boys. Best Pop Songs on Piano for Adults. The Piano Man: Billy Joel. Bennie and the Jets: Elton John. Hey Jude: The Beatles. California Dreaming: The Mamma’s and The Papa’s. Superstitious: Stevie Wonder. Hotel California: The Eagles. Crazy: Willie Nelson and Patsy Cline. I Will Always Love You: Dolly Parton. Moondance: Van Morrison. Knockin on Heaven’s Door: Bob Dylan. Bridge Over Troubled Water: Simon and Garfunkel. Last Dance: Donna Summers. Stairway to Heaven: Jimmy Page and Robert Plant.

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Listen to The Pearls from Louis Mazetier's Tributes, Portraits and Other Stories: Arbors Piano Series, Vol 18 for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Louis Mazetier (b. 2/17/60 in Paris) is a great french stride pianist, in the tradition of Fats Waller, James P. Johnson and Willie "the Lion" Smith. Mazetier, who also works as a radiologist in Paris, gives concerts throughout Europe and the . as a soloist, in duos and with bands such as the Paris Washboard. He first heard Fats Waller on a record in 1974, when he was studying classical piano, and he learned the tune by ear. By 1978, he was playing in Paris jazz clubs