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(May 20th 1901 - June 14th 1931)
A pianist and composer originally from Louisville, Kentucky, who settled in Chicago around 1916 where he began studying under Clarence M. Jones. He was the director for a great many small group sessions throughout the 1920's and is credited with creating what is generally considered the first Boogie Woogie recording "Chicago Stomp" in 1924.
In 1931 while residing with his sister, Blythe contracted bacterial meningitis suddenly and died on June 14th at age thirty.
Videos:
47th Street Stomp (3:33)
Ape Man (2:54)
Block And Tackle Blues (2:36)
Blue Eyed Sally (2:41)
Bohunkus Blues (2:55)
Brown Bottom Bess (3:24)
Buddy Burton's Jazz (2:32)
Chicago Stomp (2:54)
Don't Break Down (2:44)
Endurance Stomp (2:43)
Everybody Pile (3:11)
Fat Meat And Greens (2:48)
Five O'Clock Stomp (2:43)
Friendless Blues (2:41)
Gambler's Blues (2:47)
Grandma's Ball (2:42)
Have Mercy (2:30)
Hot Stuff (2:58)
I'm Goin' Huntin' (3:00)
Lady Love (2:55)
Lovin's Been Here And Gone To Mecca Flat (2:38)
Mean Baby Blues (2:52)
Mecca Flat Blues (2:39)
Messin' Around (2:57)
Midnight Special (2:35)
My Baby (2:37)
My Man Rocks Me (3:02)
Oriental Man (2:41)
Pleasure Mad (3:01)
Poutin' Papa (2:47)
Richmond Stomp (2:29)
Shake Your Shimmy (3:07)
Sic 'Em Tige' (3:01)
Some Do and Some Don't (2:49)
Someday You'll Know (2:46)
St. Louis Man (2:28)
Steppin' On The Gas (2:54)
Stomp Your Stuff (3:26)
Tack It Down (3:10)
There'll Come a Day (2:58)
Tuxedo Stomp (3:02)
Weary Way Blues (2:55)
Who'll Drive My Blues Away? (2:42)
Wild Man Stomp (2:44)
Your Folks (2:54)
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