Ralph Sutton, “The Last of the Whorehouse Piano Players," was 54 and in peak form when these tracks were recorded over three days during a visit to the Danish capital in 1977. It is difficult to ...

Well, Arbors Records has done it again: well recorded jazz from its glory years, played today by the people who played it then. This 2001 album documents two of the most reliable of these players, ...

"The updated and expanded edition of Piano man." A spot on the road -- Harlem rhythm -- He could play a hymn that brought tears to your eyes -- Everyone knew him best as a pianist -- What ya wanna ...

Ralph Sutton, a master of the “stride” piano best known for his longtime gig at Eddie Condon’s jazz club in New York City in the late 1940s and early 1950s, has died. He was 79. Sutton died Saturday ...

RALPH Sutton played his first concert in Glasgow for twenty years to a good-sized and attentive audience. So attentive that had a pin dropped it would have been deafening and, even at the back of the ...

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Ralph Sutton, a master of the stride piano best-known for his longtime gig at Eddie Condon’s jazz club in New York City in the late 1940s and early 1950s, has died. He was 79. Mr. Sutton died Saturday ...

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