CD-Charts Position 41

New Orleans, Vol. 4

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Release Date October 25, 1990

CD-Charts Position 42
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The Drum Battle: Jazz at the Philharmonic

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Gene Krupa

Release Date August 17, 1999
Who could complain about Krupa and Rich? The only problem is that there is not enough of it. It didn't last very long, but what was there was very good.

CD-Charts Position 43
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Castles in Spain

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
from: El Records

Release Date July 30, 2007

IN MY PERSONAL OPINION, THIS IS THE ALBUM THAT BETTER REMEMBER FROM LEGRAND. MY FATHER BUYED THE LP WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER AND I WERE FASCINATED WITH IT. I STILL HAVE THE OLD LP AND IWAS VERY HAPPY WHEN I FIND IT WITH YOU IN CD.

I'M 64 YEARS OLD AND A FAN OF THE INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AND BALLADS OF THE LATE 50'S AND 60'S.

NAYAR GALVAN

CD-Charts Position 44
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Sweet Emma

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Release Date October 04, 2005
I'M 100 % SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY OF THIS ALBUM
GREAT MUSIC
GREAT RECORDING

CD-Charts Position 45
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The Ultimate Collection

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Louis Armstrong

Release Date July 25, 2000
I bought this box collection for a gift and it is one of the best collections of Louis Armstrongs music that has ever been put together. I recommend it to all of his fans.

CD-Charts Position 46
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Doc Cheatham & Nicholas Payton

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Doc Cheatham & Nicholas Payton

Release Date April 15, 1997
The Last Stand of Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham
by Brian Gilmore

Friday night. June 1, 1997. A frail old black man sat at a table in the dark just off the side of the stage at the legendary Blues Alley jazz club in the heart of Georgetown in Washington D.C. Right in the midst of smoke, laughter and the chatter of the crowd that sat in anticipation of another important night of "jass". Amongst the sipping of cold beer, whiskey, red wine, easy dining on chicken tenders, french fries, salmon, gumbo, catfish, he, this majestic old man, unassuming and dapper in an old dark blue suit, sat beside the tiny stage inside this tiny club and smiled. Poet Cornelius Eady, a lover of jazz himself, would have called the old man that night an "old bag ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 47
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Best of Swing

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Various Artists

Release Date May 15, 2000
The Last Stand of Adolphus "Doc" Cheatham
by Brian Gilmore

Friday night. June 1, 1997. A frail old black man sat at a table in the dark just off the side of the stage at the legendary Blues Alley jazz club in the heart of Georgetown in Washington D.C. Right in the midst of smoke, laughter and the chatter of the crowd that sat in anticipation of another important night of "jass". Amongst the sipping of cold beer, whiskey, red wine, easy dining on chicken tenders, french fries, salmon, gumbo, catfish, he, this majestic old man, unassuming and dapper in an old dark blue suit, sat beside the tiny stage inside this tiny club and smiled. Poet Cornelius Eady, a lover of jazz himself, would have called the old man that night an "old bag ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 48
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Clarinet Marmalade: 25 Great Jazz Clarinettists

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Various Artists

Release Date June 28, 1994
I am learning to play the clarinet, specifically jazz clarinet. It's been recommended that I listen to as many players as I can and to try to pick a style that I feel I want to mimic for a bit until I develop my own. This disc is great because it introduces me to 25 different players.

I love this disc. It hasn't left my disc player since I got it.

Remember, it's mono because they didn't have stereo recordings in 1918-1943...at least not that I know of.

CD-Charts Position 49
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Louis Prima - His Greatest Hits

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Louis Prima

Release Date April 05, 2004
I got this CD for two things Hey ba ba re bop and My Cucuzza. My mom had these songs on a 45. We played it so much the 45 broke! We know all the words and sang them all the time. When my parents had their 50th wedding anniversary and we had a big family party, we got this CD to play. What a sing-along that was. Louie Prima is so electric. You can't be sad or sit still. Just buy this CD. You won't be sorry.

CD-Charts Position 50
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The Essential Preservation Hall Jazz Band

CD-Charts > Music > Dixieland
by: Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Release Date July 10, 2007
I got this CD for two things Hey ba ba re bop and My Cucuzza. My mom had these songs on a 45. We played it so much the 45 broke! We know all the words and sang them all the time. When my parents had their 50th wedding anniversary and we had a big family party, we got this CD to play. What a sing-along that was. Louie Prima is so electric. You can't be sad or sit still. Just buy this CD. You won't be sorry.