Albert Ammons, Boogie Boogie Stomp (Library of Congress 1938) score

This is the score Albert Ammons's live recording at the Library of Congress with a spectacular ending. I have computed the complete score of "Boogie Boogie Stomp" with a self written App on my computer. Then I have set the notes with a professional music notation program. What you hear in this video is the computed score played by the music notation program and what you see are the first lines of the computed score.
There was a publication of Boogie Boogie Stomp by Leeds in the fifties. When I set these vintage notes with a professional music notation program and payed them, it sounded unsatisfying. The comparison of this new score to the vintage one showed many differences that were the reason for the unsatisfying sound.
1. There were wrong notes in accords that sounded very bad.
2. There was a wrong baseline throughout.
5. The score was incomplete.
The complete score is available as well as many other computed piano solos by Cripple Clarence Lofton, Cow Cow Davenport Jimmy Yancey and others.
Contact me [email protected] for the list of available scores.
These computed scores are almost perfect for what the pianists had played on the original records.