Joe 'Fingers' Carr Goes Continental

Joe "Fingers" Carr invites you to explore the vibrant and eclectic world of ragtime, swing, exotica, and honky tonk with his album "Joe 'Fingers' Carr Goes Continental." Released on January 1, 2000, under the Leverage label, this captivating collection of 18 tracks offers a delightful journey through a variety of musical landscapes. With a runtime of just over 41 minutes, the album is a testament to Carr's versatility and virtuosity on the piano.

From the nostalgic charm of "The Poor People of Paris" and the lively energy of "Song of the Moulin Rouge" to the exotic allure of "Brazilian Hobo" and the classic swing of "Under Paris Skies," Carr's fingerwork shines on every track. The album also features beloved standards like "The Third Man Theme," "Sweet Georgia Brown," and "Alabamy Bound," each infused with Carr's unique style and flair. Whether you're a fan of ragtime's intricate rhythms, swing's infectious grooves, or the exotic sounds of honky tonk, there's something for everyone in this diverse and engaging collection. Joe "Fingers" Carr's "Goes Continental" is a celebration of music that transcends borders and eras, showcasing the timeless appeal of these classic genres.