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Ralph Sutton
Ralph Sutton, born in Hamburg, Missouri, was a celebrated American jazz pianist renowned as "The Master of Stride." Inspired by the legendary Fats Waller at just nine years old, Sutton dedicated his life to mastering the stride piano style, following in the footsteps of James P. Johnson and Waller himself. His dynamic and technically demanding performances made him one of the most distinguished latter-day exponents of this vibrant genre. Sutton's discography, featuring works like "Featuring Bob Wilber Vol.4" and "Piano Giants Live at Haggart's 80th," showcases his virtuosity and deep connection to the ragtime and boogie-woogie traditions. With tracks such as "Honky Tonk Train Blues" and "Ain't Misbehavin'," Sutton's music transports audiences to the heart of classic jazz, offering a timeless experience that continues to captivate music lovers worldwide.
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"Echoes of Swing" is a captivating live album by the legendary pianist Ralph Sutton, recorded on January 1, 1997, and released under the Nagel Heyer Records label. This dynamic performance showcases Sutton's mastery of ragtime and boogie-woogie, accompanied by a stellar ensemble including Antti Sarpila on clarinet and soprano saxophone, Jon-Erik Kellso on trumpet, and Bill Allred on trombone. The album spans an impressive 1 hour and 51 minutes, featuring 15 tracks that encapsulate the energy and spirit of a live jazz concert. From the lively "Fine and Dandy" to the soulful "Sweet Lorraine," each track is a testament to Sutton's virtuosity and the band's cohesive chemistry. The album is a treasure trove for jazz enthusiasts, offering a rich tapestry of classic tunes and improvisational brilliance. Whether you're a longtime fan of Ralph Sutton or new to his music, "Echoes of Swing" promises an engaging and exhilarating listening experience.