Fats Waller "Definitive - His Rhythm & Piano" CD

Personnel: Fats Waller (vocals, piano, celesta, organ, vibraphone); Fats Waller (spoken vocals); James "Hal" Smith , James Smith (guitar); Benny Morton's All Stars, Benny Morton (trombone); Harry Dial's Blusicians, Harry Dial (vibraphone, drums); Elizabeth Handy (vocals); Albert Casey (guitar); Rudy Powell (clarinet, alto saxophone); Gene Sedric (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Emmett Matthews (soprano saxophone); Bob Carroll (tenor saxophone); Herman Autrey, Bill Coleman (trumpet); Hank Duncan (piano); Arnold Boling, Slick Jones, Yank Porter (drums); Charles Turner.Audio Remasterer: Ted Kendall.Recording information: Camden, NJ (11/16/1934-08/01/1936); New York, NY (11/16/1934-08/01/1936).Author: Ted Kendall.Arrangers: Don Donaldson; Alex Hill .The third volume in JSP's massive library of Fats Waller's Complete Recorded Works brings together all of the commercial studio recordings he made between November 16, 1934, and August 1, 1936. The first four tracks ("African Ripples, " "Clothes Line Ballet, " "Alligator Cr

West End Records

Bluebird RCA (USA)

Golden Greats, Genre: Jazz Instrument

2007 50 track collection that covers his finest work from 1929 through to 1943, the year of his death. We begin with an early version of the standard 'Handful Of Keys' and then concentrate on the recordings on which Waller's reputation largely rests, namely those made predominantly in the mid '30s under the name of Fats Waller and His Rhythm. Essence.

Performer

Stars: Duke Ellington, Cab Calloway, Louis Armstrong; Release Date: February 15, 2001

Naxos Jazz

Tributee: Fats Waller.Personnel: Aki Takase (piano, toy piano); Eugene Chadbourne (vocals, guitar, banjo); Rudi Mahall (bass clarinet); Thomas Heberer (trumpet); Nils Wogram (trombone); Paul Lovens (drums).Audio Mixer: Rainer Robben.Arranger: Aki Takase.Pianist and vocalist Fats Waller composed many songs that have become standards known around the globe, and his freewheeling piano style has rarely if ever been equaled. Japan-bred pianist Aki Takase interprets Waller in a manner the old master himself might enjoy, with lots of zany, irreverent humor and amazing keyboard technique. Those seeking more straight-ahead versions of Waller classics might even be baffled by this disc. However, those tuned in to the lighter side of free jazz (Han Bennink, Art Ensemble of Chicago, Rahsaan Roland Kirk) will delight in this set of Waller gems turned upside-down/inside-out. The release also received German Record Critics Award in 2004.

2007 50 track collection that covers his finest work from 1929 through to 1943, the year of his death. We begin with an early version of the standard 'Handful Of Keys' and then concentrate on the recordings on which Waller's reputation largely rests, namely those made predominantly in the mid '30s under the name of Fats Waller and His Rhythm. Essence.