Clarence Jones
About the artist
Clarence M. Jones (1889-1949) was an American ragtime and early jazz pianist, songwriter, orchestra leader and piano teacher. In 1932 he became an arranger, composer and pianist for The Southernaires, composing their signature song “My Old Swanee Home” in 1936.
Top songs
- Swanee Blues
- Hula Lu
- Seclusion
- Modulation
- Passion Dance, "La Danza Appassionata"
- 'Mid the Pyramids
- Daddy Blues
- Doggone Blues
- Jesus Is The Light
- Hula Lou
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- ‘Mid The Pyramids
- Jesus Is The Light (feat. Canton Jones & Ramona Jones)
- That Baseball Rag (1913) - Voice
- Hula Lu - Clarence Jones
- Oscar's Boogie
- Ômid the Pyramids
- Hula Lu - Feb., 1924
- Poor Papa
- Swanee Blues ([unknown])
- Poor Butterfly (Remastered 2002 - Master Take)
- God Can
- Baby Won’T You Please Come Home
- Clarence Jones - Modulation
- Jesus Is The Light - ft. Canton Jones & Ramona Jones
- Jazzin' Baby Blues
- Seclusion (Original)
- Don’t Mind Waiting - Mar
- You'd Be Surprised (1919)
- Smiles (Remastered 2002 - Alternate Take)
- Computer Wifey
- Baby Got Swag
- Mid the Pyramids
- moral fraud
- Leo (Born To Get Down)
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