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Ce n'est cependant qu'en 1935 que Meade Lux Lewis sort totalement de l'ombre et se met à enregistrer pour Victor et Parlophone. Après le concert du Carnegie Hall en 1938, il devient, avec Albert Ammons et Pete Johnson, un joueur de boogie woogie de légende. Le trio continue à se produire au Cafe Society, alors que la popularité du boogie woogie bat son plein. En 1941, il s'installe à Los Angeles et continue à se produire, apparaissant même dans quelques productions cinématographiques. Il meurt en 1964 dans un accident de voiture.