Seriously. I haven't yet found any pianist who could do jumps like he did. I'm sure there are...but I haven't heard any quite as spectacular.
The insanity starts at 1:25:
Notice the continuous use of tenths (!). It had been bad enough to have standalone bass notes; to add a tenth would seem ridiculously difficult. And I haven't heard any mishaps, either!
I have to make some comments as well about certain flashy "tricks" heard there. Does anyone know how the inaudibly fast run was done at 2:01? Or is it a mere gliss? And the extremely rapid chromatic 'run' at 2:13? Are these actual, fingered runs, or just glissandi? Tatum has this habit of playing tricks that are actually more intimidating to hear than they are to play. Though he had good technique, I still sometimes think he might be a bit overrated - what about the other supervirtuosi of his time - Hoffman? Cziffra? Richter?
Incidentally here's a video that combines a lot of "super-stride" left hand:
Add to the fact that he
could not see his fingers as he played!

Is there any way we can reach that level? What virtuosi have reached or exceeded his skill?