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You can find the sheet music for this arrangement at http://kristianolsen.org/tremblin.

“Tremblin’ Blues”—one of my favorite early blues piano pieces—is generally attributed to Cooney Vaughn, though he recorded virtually nothing, so we don’t know what his version of the piece sounded like. However, another piano player, Eurreal (“Little Brother”) Montgomery learned the piece (from Cooney Vaughn?) and recorded it several times during his life. The piece survives today through Little Brother.

My rendition of this piece is a mashup of my favorite parts of Little Brother’s recordings, in particular his recordings from These Are What I Like, Chicago Blues Session, Blues Masters Vol. 7, and Blues Piano Orgy. My rendition also incorporates elements from other versions of the piece by modern players, especially Bill Wescott and Ethan Leinwand.

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