Claude Hopkins' 1961 album "Let's Jam" features the pianist in a more relaxed, swinging groove, a testament to his enduring command of the keyboard. The record captures Hopkins in a late-career stride, showcasing his unique melodic touch.
- "Let's Jam" was released on August 20, 1961, by Little Starlight Records.
- The album is categorized under jazz and rhythm and blues genres.
- The recording finds Hopkins leading a small group, performing a mix of standards and originals.
Claude Hopkins was an American pianist and bandleader, a prominent figure in stride piano and early jazz. He was particularly known for his work in the Harlem jazz scene during the 1920s and 30s.
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