Artist: Ralph Sutton
Ralph Sutton's lyrics & chords
Ralph Earl Sutton was an American jazz pianist born 4 November 1922 in Hamburg, Missouri. He died 30 December 2001 in Evergreen, Colorado. Ralph Sutton was the greatest stride pianist to emerge since World War II, with his only close competitors being the late Dick Wellstood and the very versatile Dick Hyman. Nearly alone in his generation, Sutton kept alive the piano styles of Fats Waller and James P. Johnson, not as mere museum pieces but as devices for exciting improvisations. Although sticking within the boundaries of his predecessors, Sut...read more
Winter weather Easy street Vipers drag I used to love you Bees knees Junkman rag Lounging at the waldorf I thought about you Do you know what it means to miss new orleans Swing that music I surrender dear A good man is hard to find Baby brown You turned the tables on me June night Santa claus came in the spring Rosetta Music box rag Deed i do Blues my naughty sweetie gave to me Old folks Willow weep for me Fine and dandy Rain Them there eyes Ripples of the nile Flashes Ooh ooh what a little moonlight can do Mary lou The sheik of araby West end avenue blues Sweet and slow Moonglow On the sunny side of the street How can you face me Dardanella Oh lady be good Blues and brokenhearted Just friends Think well of me Sharecroppers blues I want a little girl Sheltered by the stars Coquette In my solitude In a mellow tone Do wah Its wonderful Lulu is back in town As long as i live I aint got nobody Medley Dog ass blues Honey Emaline Street of dreams Crazy rhythm Cottage for sale I am gonna sit right down and write myself a letter Catting on the keys Keeping out of mischief now Thanks a million South rampart street parade Cherry Pretty baby Back home in indiana Lover come back to me Maple leaf rag Savoy blues My gal sal Just you just me Changes Out of nowhere Up jumped you with love You meet the nicest people in your dreams A flat dream Dream man Honky tonk train Dark blue world Ain;t misbehavin I can´t believe Dream a little dream of me
