The subtext is simple—a perfectly balanced left hand augmented by a bouncing, out-of-control right hand crossed with the 12-bar blues turned from 33&1/3 to 78. All of this equals boogie woogie piano.

Bob Milne, master of ragtime and boogie-woogie piano, will return to Grace United Methodist at 3 p.m. Jan. 27 in a special Music at Grace concert. Milne started playing in symphony orchestras in the ...

Known for his electrifying live shows, boogie-woogie and blues pianist Henri Herbert is acclaimed as one of the most thrilling musicians on the contemporary blues and rock scene. His dazzling ...

Chicago blues-and-boogie piano master Erwin Helfer played Barcelona toward the end of last year, and he was struck by what he heard from counterparts on the other side of the ocean. “They play ...

Boogie Woogie piano player Arthur Migliazza doesn't call Tucson home anymore. Thankfully, he returns every now and again to remind us just exactly what we are missing. Migliazza, shown above in a ...

CD compilations of boogie woogie piano abound, particularly on cheap import CD labels, but this domestic bargain is a strikingly attractive sampler. Drawing from Delmark's half-century old blues ...