Errol DIXON

⬇️ ERROL DIXON ⬇️
(6CD)
 BIOGRAPHY 
The ultra-fast piano playing of the early-twentieth century has continued to infuse the music of pianist, Errol Dixon. Inspired by New Orleans pianist Jelly Roll Morton (1890-1941), Dixon's repertoire combines boogie-woogie, gospel, swing, soul and piano blues.

Born in Jamaica, Dixon moved to New York with his parents, at the age of twelve. The blues and jazz emanating out of the clubs of Harlem captivated his interest.

Launching his professional career after moving to London, in the mid-1950s, Dixon scored a number one hit with his debut single, "Midnight Train", in 1960. Dixon's resume includes collaborations with Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup, B.B. King and Muddy Waters.

Blues In The Pot
The Big City Blues of Errol Dixon
(LP)
ELDX-1968-Blues In The Pot (LP) @FLAC

Midnight Train:
Live At Vienna Jazzland
ELDX-1973-Midnight Train Live At Vienna Jazzland @FLAC

Mr. Boogie Woogie
In Basel's Atlantis
ELDX-1986-Mr. Boogie Woogie In Basel_s Atlantis @ALAC

Boogie Woogie Party
ELDX-1992-Boogie Woogie Party @ALAC

Mister Boogie Woogie
ELDX-1995-Mister Boogie Woogie @320


 COLLABORATION 
⬇️ ERIC LEE ⬇️
Shakin' Fingers
ECLE-ELDX-1987-Shakin Fingers @320

No comments: