"Sugar Foot Stomp," Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra (1925)
"Sugar Foot Stomp," Fletcher Henderson and His Orchestra (1925)
The Hugh Ferriss drawing, Study for Maximum Mass Permitted by the 1916 New York Zoning Law, Stage 4 seemed to call out for the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra with Louis Armstrong. In “Sugar Foot...
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The Hugh Ferriss drawing, Study for Maximum Mass Permitted by the 1916 New York Zoning Law, Stage 4 seemed to call out for the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra with Louis Armstrong. In “Sugar Foot Stomp,” Armstrong is asked to recreate King Oliver’s three-chorus solo from “Dippermouth Blues” in Don Redman’s arrangement for Fletcher Henderson. Text by James Saltzman, Faculty, Manhattan School of Music
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- Drawing, Study for Maximum Mass Permitted by the 1916 New York Zoning Law,...
- black crayon, stumped, pen and black ink, brush and black wash, varnish on....
- Gift of Mrs. Hugh Ferriss.
- 1969-137-4
- This object is part of the Drawings, Prints, and Graphic Design collection.
- There are 3 images and 1 video of this object.
