Thomas Morris

A primitive but frequently effective cornet soloist, Thomas Morris (the uncle of pianist Marlowe Morris) produced a number of records through the 1923-27 period although his design was considered quite dated following the rise of Louis Armstrong. Morris was located in New York right from the start from the 1920s. He documented with his Former Jazz Experts (eight game titles during 1923) and his Sizzling hot Babies (ten music plus nine alternative will take that comprise the very best function of his profession), Clarence Williams, Charlie Johnson (1927), Fatty acids Waller (1927) and several blues singers. Nevertheless, Morris slipped apart into obscurity in the 1930s. He proved helpful as a crimson cover at Grand Central Place in the past due 1930s and became spiritual, re-emerging as Brother Pierre in Dad Divine’s spiritual sect quickly before he passed on.