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About Ruthelle's

by Cliff Baldwin

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George E. Lee - St. James Infirmary 03:17
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Julia Lee - King Size Papa 02:39
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Andy Kirk - Until The Real Thing Comes Along 03:01
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Bennie Moten - Moten's Swing 03:20
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Count Basie - One O'Clock Jump 03:02
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Walter Page - Squabblin' 03:02
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Big Joe Turner - Roll 'Em Pete 02:49
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Claude "Fiddler" Williams - How High The Moon 05:51
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Pete Johnson - 627 Stomp 03:05
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Jimmy Rushing - Boogie Woogie 02:48
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Lester Young - Lester Leaps In 03:12
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Mary Lou Williams - Lady Who Swings The Band 02:44
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Ben Webster - Tenderly 03:02
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Buster Smith - Kansas City Riffs 05:14
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Jay McShann - Hootie Blues 02:58
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Charlie Parker - Yardbird Suite 02:53
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Priscilla Bowman - Hands Off 02:48
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Bettye Miller - Everything Must Change 04:38
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Buster Smith - Blue Devil Blues 02:48
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Claude "Fiddler" Williams - Walkin' And Swingin' 02:42
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Music for the show - About Ruthelle's - Paintings From The New Kansas City Jazz Hall Of Fame at Leedy Voulkos Art Center in Kansas City, Missouri. Each piece corresponds with a portrait in the show depicting a KC jazz great. A detail of the painting is included with each tune.

The KC Jazz Hall of Fame will be housed at Ruthelle's Café and Club, a new music, barbecue and art center in the heart of the Jazz District at 18th and Vine. Ruthelle Winkfield was a hair salon owner and sometime jazz singer. Adam Jones has renovated the building and is working with prominent architects, artists, musicians, chefs and the community at large to bring another valuable asset back to life.

Special thanks go to Chuck Haddix, Director of the Marr Sound Archive at the University of Missouri at Kansas City for the extraordinary jazz history research and for making this possible with cuts from the archive.

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released November 5, 2021

Marr Sound Archives, Miller Nichols Library, UMKC.

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Cliff Baldwin Aquebogue, New York

Cliff Baldwin is a composer and filmmaker. His work has been shown at Anthology Film Archives, The Kitchen, PS1, Parrish Museum and aired on NPR. His compositions are played by the BCR Big Band in Kansas City, MO. He founded the Aquebogue Contemporary Music Ensemble in 2014. He performs live film and music sets solo. He records with Rob Shepperson as the Tittles. ... more

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