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Early jazz composition blending ragtime and Latin rhythms, famously associated with New Orleans-style piano playing.
"The Crave" is a seminal early jazz/ragtime piano composition by Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton, showcasing his signature "Spanish tinge" rhythms. It became a jazz standard and influenced generations of pianists.
"The Crave" is a seminal early jazz composition by Jelly Roll Morton, showcasing his signature "Spanish tinge" with habanera rhythms. Originally published as a piano solo, it became a jazz standard recorded by Morton himself in 1938.
"The Crave" is a seminal jazz composition by Jelly Roll Morton, exemplifying early ragtime-blues fusion. Its complex habanera rhythm influenced later Latin jazz developments. The piece gained modern recognition through its use in "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" (2008).
"The Crave" is a seminal jazz composition by Jelly Roll Morton, blending ragtime syncopation with improvisational elements that foreshadowed swing. Originally published in 1910, it showcases Morton's self-proclaimed role as the "inventor of jazz."
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