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New Orleans Jazz

Artist Song
George Lewis  Down By the Riverside  
King Oliver's Creole Jazz Band  Snake Rag  
Sidney Bechet  Summertime  
Preservation Hall Jazz Band  Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans  
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band  New Orleans Blues  
Wynton Marsalis  In the Court of King Oliver  
Nicholas Payton  Wild Man Blues  
Pete Fountain  The Second Line  
Dejan's Olympia Brass Band  New Second Line  
Onward Brass Band With Louis Cottrell  Paul Barbarin's Second Line  
Edmond Hall  Show Piece  
Magnificent Sevenths, Milton Batiste & Alton Carlson  On the Sunny Side of the Street  
Dr. Michael White  Big Chief Battle Axe  
Ellis Marsalis  Magnolia Triangle  
Dan Burley  Big Cat, Little Cat (Take B)  
Billie Pierce & DeDe Pierce  Shine  
Pete Fountain & Santo Pecora and his Dixieland Jazz Band  Mahogany Hall Stomp  
New Orleans Ragtime Orchestra  Darktown Strutter's Ball  
Harry Connick, Jr.  Let's Call the Whole Thing Off  
Jim Robinson's New Orleans Band  My Bucket's Got a Hole In It  
Albert Nicholas and his New Orleans Friends  Blues for the Club  
Ruby Braff & Woody Herman  The Sheik of Araby  
Branford Marsalis  Three Little Words  
Olympia Brass Band  Should I  
Rebirth Brass Band  New Orleans Music  

Comment:

With more than a century to its name, New Orleans jazz has meant a lot of things to a lot of music lovers. Wynton Marsalis wouldn’t be reeling off the regal riffs of “In the Court of King Oliver” if it weren’t for the wildcat wail of Dixieland dazzlers King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band on “Snake Rag.” And if it’s not so easy to connect the dots between Harry Connick, Jr.’ Crescent City croon on “Let’s Call the Whole Thing Off” — what’s more New Orleans than singing about oysters? — and the Olympia Brass Band’s sure-footed stomp and raw-throated roar on “Should I,” that just shows how much ground has been covered since Buddy Bolden first unleashed his brand of bayou blues on the world at the turn of the last century.
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