Nola Reborn

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#		Title	Length
1		Nola (felix Arndt, 1915)	3:17	Play
2		That's a Plenty (lew Pollack, 1914)	3:12	Play
3		The Cascades (scott Joplin, 1904)	3:17	Play
4		Agitation Rag (robert Hampton, 1915)	4:24	Play
5		The Furry Lisa (george Schneider, 1972)	2:53	Play
6		Coaxing the Piano (zez Confrey, 1922)	2:21	Play
7		Ain't Misbehavin' (razaf, Waller, Brooks, 1929)	4:25	Play
8		Hyperragmania (jonathan Jensen, 1973)	3:32	Play
9		Crazy Bone Rag (charles Johnson, 1913)	2:47	Play
10		Dizzy Fingers (zez Confrey, 1923)	2:28	Play
11		Hard-hearted Hannah (yellen, Ager, Et Al., 1924)	4:30	Play
12		Spring Dreams (jonathan Jensen, 1975)	4:38	Play
13		Modernistic (james P. Johnson, 1929)	3:52	Play
14		Colonial Rag (ball & Lenzberg, 1914)	2:57	Play
15		Possum Rag (geraldine Dobyns, 1906)	3:13	Play
16		Someone to Watch Over Me (gershwin, 1927)	4:50	Play
17		Hot Rolls (christopher Seppe, 1988)	3:34	Play

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Sue Keller is a performing artist with roots in a lot of different musical styles. Her earliest years were devoted to classical piano and vocal training and choir work as a 1st soprano through high school. In her college years she started out majoring in music and singing 2nd soprano but changed music to her minor (changing her major to theater) when the music department went ballistic over her working her way through school doing gigs as a folk guitar musician.

After college in the 80's she worked her way around New
England with a variety of bands specializing in Country Rock, doing essentially the same circuit as Bonnie Raitt, where she became affectionately known by the nickname, Licksy, for her blistering piano solos. The 90's brought Sue to NYC where she evolved into a solo club performer and began shifting her focus to jazz and ragtime, and eventually to early Blues. During this period Sue also did a few stints in the NY theater scene as a musical director for a variety of off-Broadway and college productions.

Sue presently resides in the Chicago area, appears in Jazz, Blues, and Ragtime festivals world-wide, and is currently the artistic director for the Scott Joplin Festival held annually in Sedalia, Missouri.

Reborn: When the original 1993 production run of this CD sold out in May 2006, it was re-recorded by Sue Keller using her Nordiska 215 grand piano.