Authentic Slam-Jammin’ Boogie Woogie Featuring: AKA 1. Boogie Dr. (Holiday & Wyatt) Styled after Pete Johnson. This song was written years ago.  My friend, Bobby Holiday helped me with some of the lyrics. 2. After Hours (Avery Parrish) (Rachel & Popular) Always a favorite. Avery Parrish has composed a masterful blues song. As a child, I use to listen to WLAC radio late night. D.J., Gene Nobles used “After Hours” as his theme song on “The Randy’s Records Show.” 3. Boogie Woogie Cocktail (Ken Kersey)  Ever since I heard this song on Billy Taylor’s Show, “Jazz America’s Classical Music,” I wanted to play it. Ken Kersey was a Canadian who was also a great trumpet man that composed this piece and recorded it with Andy Kirk’s big band in the forties. 4. Big Joe (Thomas A. Dooley)  Written for Big Joe Duskin by Thomas A. Dooley, an excellent pianist & friend from Cincinatti, OH. Big Joe has been living and performing in and around Cinci for years. He is known world wide as a boogie pianist and member of the Boogie Woogie Hall of Fame. Big Joe is loved by all. He’s a wonderful guy and friend.  We love you Big Joe. Hope you like this one. 5. Bumble Boogie 2002 (Jack Fina)  6. New Thunderbird (Rudy Wyatt) I’ve always wanted a Thunderbird since the sport version of the fifties.  When I saw the preview of the new one, I wrote this song. 7. Kitten On The Keys (Zez Confrey)  My favorite arrangement by Freddie Slack. I am proud to have picked this one out. It’s a joy to play! 8. The Last Meal (Denny Hall)  9. Guitar Daze (Rudy Wyatt)  Early guitar influences helped me to compose this one. This song brings back a lot of fond memories. 10.Boogie Woogie Stomp (Albert Ammons) My dad used to play a rendition of this one. He played more of a Pine Top Smith’s version.  I really feel this song was embellished and plagiarized by everyone of the era.  My version is based more on the Albert Ammons interpretation. 11. In “D” Groove (Rudy Wyatt)  A good mood. Makes me feel like going for a ride! 12. Chicago Breakdown (Big Maceo Merriweather) An old family favorite! Dad said if I could play this one, I would be a piano player.  Goes out to Speedo, D.R. & String Bean (Donald Rudolph Wyatt). 13. Dive Bomber (K. Holden) Pete Johnson, Albert Ammons & Meade Lux Lewis were the great boogie pianists that created the style.  I thought it only appropriate to include a Pete Johnson piece. 14. Georgia On My Mind (J Gorrell & H. Carmichael) 15.Keep on Gwine (Mel Lastie) A song from New Orleans. James Booker recorded this and brought this song to popularity.  I’ve always loved the melody and rhythm. Some of my friends from New Orleans always said that James Booker was the most outstanding pianist in the city.  Dr. John, Longhair, Huey Piano Smith, Fats Domino, Jelly Roll and the list goes on. I love them all. 16. L.B.’s Boogie (Rudy Wyatt)  A song that was taught to me by my dear friend Mr. L.B. (Elijah) Oliver.  L.B. could play any instrument.  He had a smile larger than life. L.B. could light the place up in a minute,  Lock all the doors and throw away the key! May God bless you L.B. Oliver. 17. On The Spot (Rudy Wyatt) 18. HonkyTonkTrain (Meade Lux Lewis)  Wow, choo choo train down the tracks! I love it.