What's New
• 35 - Leadbelly Adapts Boogie Woogie Bass Line from Piano to Guitar »
• 34 - The First Recording to Use a 12-Bar Blues Harmonic Progression with a Boogie Woogie Bass Figure »
• 33 - Jimmy Blythe’s “Chicago Stomp:” The First “Completely Boogie Woogie” Recording »
• 32 - Black Swan Records - The Record Label that Recorded Fletcher Henderson’s “Chime Blues” »
• 31 - Fletcher Henderson’s “Chime Blues” is an Early Boogie Woogie Recording »
• 30 - The Earliest Sound Recordings Containing Boogie Woogie Bass Figures »
• 29 - U. S. Highway 59 from Texarkana to Houston to El Campo - “The Boogie Woogie Highway” »
• 28 - Eubie Blake’s “Charleston Rag” »
• 27 - Important Distinctions between Five Kinds of Broken-Octave Bass Figures »
• 26 - Another Early Sheet-Music Publication of a Boogie Woogie Bass Figure »
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History of Boogie Woogie
Boogie Woogie music, its origins, subsequent history and ongoing development by John Tennison
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