Yeh its good! Its got a New Orleans feel - but its more Allen Toussaint/Lee dorsey era that Jelly Roll Morton.

I was quite an alienated 16 year old. My chemistry teacher used to try and humanise me by talking about jazz to me. he was a trombonist. I lent him Eddie Condon's auto biography and he gave me Mr Jelly Roll by John Lomax.

I was trying to make sense of Ian Buchanan's guitar version of Winding Boy at the time.

I was very naive and young for my age in some respects - i don't think I even had much knowledge of the basic mechanics of sexual intercourse - so Jelly Rolls tales of playing Tales from the Vienna Woods to punters as they were shagging away behind a partition in a New orleans bordello - seemed exotic to me, rather than sordid.

It was very moving to hear his voice.

Thank you Will.