Jelly Roll Morton - Bio, Age, Wiki, Facts and Family

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Jelly Roll Morton was born on October 20, 1890 (age 50) in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States. He is a Celebrity Composer. First great jazz composer whose "Jelly Roll Blues" became the first jazz composition to be published. He was also jazz's first arranger. According to numerology, Jelly Roll Morton's Life Path Number is 3. His real name is Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe (possibly spelled Lemott, LaMotte or LaMenthe). His genres are Jazz, ragtime. His successful album is The Piano Rolls - Realized by Artis Wodehouse. His popular songs are Original Jelly-Roll Blues, King Porter Stomp" and Wolverine Blues". He died on July 10, 1941, Los Angeles, CA. More information on Jelly Roll Morton can be found here. This article will clarify Jelly Roll Morton's Spanish Tinge, Instrument, Ragtime, Real Name, Finger Breaker, Death, Dead Man Blues, Library Of Congress, Black Bottom Stomp, Red Hot Peppers, and other information.

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Family, Spouse, Dating, and Relationships of Jelly Roll Morton

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He was born to F.P. Lamothe and Louise Monette. His parents were never married and instead had a common-law marriage. He convinced his religious mother that he was a night watchman at a barrel factory when he was really playing piano at a brothel. He married Mabel Bertrand in 1928.

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Jelly Roll Morton Before Fame

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Jelly Roll Morton, born 10-20-1890, before becoming well-known in the Composer field, he was heavily influenced by Tony Jackson (Pianist). He began touring the American South in minstrel shows in 1904.

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Success of Jelly Roll Morton

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In Composer professional career, he became known for writing "Wolverine Blues," "Black Bottom Stomp," and "I Thought I Heard Buddy Bolden (Trumpet Player) Say," as well as pioneering the Spanish tinge.

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Associated with

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He recorded alongside clarinetist Artie Shaw (Composer). Buddy Bolden, Sergei Prokofiev, and Alton Adams were also His acquaintances.

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The Numerology of Jelly Roll Morton

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In numerology, Life Path Number 3 is associated with creativity, inspiration, and communication skills. Jelly Roll Morton was born with a Life Path Number 3, he has the gift of charisma as well. Life path 3s are amazing and unique! They are a social butterfly, with a skill set!

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Jelly Roll Morton's personal year in numerology

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Jelly Roll Morton was born in 1890, that means in 2024, Jelly Roll Morton has personal year number 2. Although the personal year number 2 does not have the same strength as the personal year number 1, the personal year number 2 is more inclined to peace of mind. Happiness is Jelly Roll Morton's gift in this year.

Jelly Roll Morton Net Worth

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Facts About Jelly Roll Morton

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● Jelly Roll Morton was born on October 20, 1890 (age 50) in New Orleans, Louisiana, United States ● He is a Celebrity Composer ● His real name is Ferdinand Joseph LaMothe (possibly spelled Lemott, LaMotte or LaMenthe)● His genres are Jazz, ragtime● His successful album is The Piano Rolls - Realized by Artis Wodehouse● His popular songs are Original Jelly-Roll Blues, King Porter Stomp" and Wolverine Blues" ● He died on July 10, 1941, Los Angeles, CA

References

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