Artist	Song
The Dixieland All Stars	When the Saints Go Marching In
from The Dixieland All Stars - The Greatest Band In the World (2006)
Al Hirt	Bourbon Street Parade
from Al Hirt: All Time Greatest Hits (1989)
Louis Armstrong & His All Stars	Hello, Dolly!
from 20th Century Masters - The Millennium Collection: The Best of Louis Armstrong (1999)
Preservation Hall Jazz Band	Basin Street Blues
from Songs of New Orleans (2007)
The Dukes of Dixieland	Original Dixieland One Step
from The Best of The Dukes of Dixieland (1988)
Jack Teagarden	Beale Street Blues
from Father of Jazz Trombone (2005)
Pete Fountain	Farewell Blues
from Pete Fountain Presents - The Best of Dixieland (2001)
The World's Greatest Jazz Band of Yank Lawson & Bob Haggart	Royal Garden Blues
from Live At the Roosevelt Grill (2005)
Lu Watters' Yerba Buena Jazz Band	Muskrat Ramble
from Historic Jazz Recordings, Vol. 3 (2008)
Wilbur De Paris	Sweet Gerogia Brown
from The Doctor Jazz Series Sampler (1993)
Firehouse Five Plus Two	Bill Bailey
from Dixieland Favorites (2007)
Muggsy Spanier	Indiana
from Mahattan Masters 1945 (1998)
Kenny Ball	Midnight In Moscow
from The Pye Jazz Anthology (2010)
Acker Bilk	Marching Through Georgia
from Vintage Acker Bilk Vol. 2 (2010)
Chris Barber	Down By the Riverside
from Vintage Chris Barber - Jazz Sacred and Secular (2006)
The Original Dixieland Jazz Band	Livery Stable Blues
from The First Jazz Recordings, 1917-1921 (2008)
Louis Armstrong & His Hot Five	Cornet Chop Suey
from Vintage Jazz (2009)
Sharkey Bonano	High Society
from Sharkey Bonano 1928-1937 (2008)
New Orleans' Own The Dukes of Dixieland	Fidgety Feet
from Timeless, The Classic Collection (2005)
Bob Wallis & His Storyville Jazzmen	Chinatown My Chinatown
from Vintage Bob Wallis (2010)
Pee Wee Russell	I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jellyroll
from Pee Wee Russell: Jazz Original (1997)
Peanuts Hucko & Alex Welsh & His Band	Stealing Apples
from Peanuts Hucko, Vol. 2 (2002)
Doctor Dixie Jazz Band	Bye Bye Blues
from 50 Fifty Years of Jazz (2011)
Sidney Bechet	Shag
from Classic Sides 1931-1937 (CD A) (2007)
The Dukes of Dixieland	Canal Street Blues
from The Best of The Dukes of Dixieland (1988)
The Kings of Dixieland	Dixie
from Kings of Dixieland, Vol. 5 (2006)
Al Hirt	Clarinet Marmalade
from Al Hirt: All Time Greatest Hits (1989)
New Orleans' Own Dukes Of Dixieland	At the Jazz Band Ball
from Sound of Bix (2008)
Preservation Hall Jazz Band	St. Louis Blues
from Best of Preservation Hall Jazz Band (1989)
Sharkey Bonano	Panama
from Sharkey Bonano 1928-1937 (2008)
Chris Barber	Whistling Rufus
from Jazz Masters: Whistling Rufus (2006)
Firehouse Five Plus Two	Firehouse Stomp
from Dixieland Favorites (2007)
Original Dixieland Jazz Band	Sensation Rag
from Original Dixieland Jazz Band: 1917-36 (1990)
Pete Fountain	Over the Waves
from Pete Fountain Presents - The Best of Dixieland (2001)
The Charleston Chasers	After You've Gone
from The Charleston Chasers Vol. 1 1925-1930 (2008)
George Girard	Riverboat Shuffle
from Sounds of New Orleans Vol. 6 (1992)
The Kings of Dixieland	The Battle Hymn of the Republic
from Kings of Dixieland (2006)
Eddie Condon Dixieland All-Stars	Friar's Point Shuffle
from The Ultimate Jazz Archive 7: Eddie Condon Dixieland All-stars, Vol. 3 (2007)
His Ragtimers & Mugsy Spanier	Memphis Blues
from The Commodore Story (1997)
Lu Watters	Hot House Rag
from The Ultimate Jazz Archive 8: Jacks Hit the Road, Vol. 1 (2007)
Wild Bill Davison	That's a Plenty
from The Commodore Story (1997)
Kenny Ball and His Jazzmen	Puttin' On the Ritz
from The Pye Jazz Anthology (2010)
Kid Ory	Ory's Creole Trombone
from Kid Ory (2004)
Monty Sunshine	You Rascal You
from In London (1980)
Turk Murphy	Darktown Strutter's Ball
from Favorites (2007)
Muggsy Spanier	I Can't Give You Anything But Love
from Mahattan Masters 1945 (1998)
Red Nichols & His Five Pennies	Mississippi Mud
from Jazzmasters Vol 11 - Red Nichols & His Five Pennies - Part 2 (2009)
Miff Mole	Ballin’ the Jack
from Masters of Classic Jazz - Dixieland (2006)
Jack Teagarden	The Sheik of Araby
from Father of Jazz Trombone (2005)
Louis Armstrong	Mahogany Hall Stomp
from Louis Armstrong: Complete RCA Victor Recordings (2001)
Sidney Bechet	Maple Leaf Rag
from Classic Sides 1931-1937 (CD A) (2007)
Eddie Condon	I'm Gonna Stomp, Mr. Henry Lee
from Eddie Condon (2008)
Pete Fountain	The Second Line
from Pete Fountain Presents - The Best of Dixieland (2001)
Henry Red Allen	Ride Red Ride
from Dr. Jazz Series Vol. 9 (1995)
Lu Watters	Tiger Rag
from The Ultimate Jazz Archive 8: Jacks Hit the Road, Vol. 1 (2007)
Muggsy Spanier	Tin Roof Blues
from Mahattan Masters 1945 (1998)
Peanuts Hucko & Alex Welsh & His Band	Ida
from Peanuts Hucko, Vol. 1 (2002)
Pee Wee Russell	Love Is Just Around the Corner
from Pee Wee Russell: Jazz Original (1997)
The Dixieland All Stars	New Washington And Lee Swing
from Dixieland Jubilee (2006)
Jelly Roll Morton & His Red Hot Peppers	Sidewalk Blues
from Birth of the Hot - the Classic Chicago "Red Hot Peppers" Sessions 1926-27 (1995)
Alex Welsh	The Charleston
from Trad Mad! - The Pye Trad-Jazz Anthology (1956-1963) (2010)
The Charleston Chasers	Sugar Foot Strut
from The Charleston Chasers Vol. 1 1925-1930 (2008)
Storeyville Jazzmen & Bob Wallis	New Orleans Stomp
from Trad Mad! - The Pye Trad-Jazz Anthology (1956-1963) (2010)
George Girard	Sweethearts In Parade
from Sounds of New Orleans Vol. 6 (1992)
Kid Ory	Wang Wang Blues
from Kid Ory Plays the Blues (1997)
Mickey Ashman's Ragtime Jazz Band	Snake Rag
from Trad Mad! - The Pye Trad-Jazz Anthology (1956-1963) (2010)
Miff Mole & His Little Molers	Shim-Me-Sha-Wabble
from Vintage Jazz (2009)
Original Dixieland Jazz Band	Margie
from Original Dixieland Jazz Band: 1917-36 (1990)
Turk Murphy	Waiting for the Robert E. Lee
from Favorites (2007)
Terry Lightfoot's Jazzmen	Good Time Swing
from Trad Mad! - The Pye Trad-Jazz Anthology (1956-1963) (2010)
Al Hirt	When the Saints Go Marching In
from Al Hirt: All Time Greatest Hits (1989)
Preservation Hall Jazz Band	Georgia On My Mind
from The Essential Preservation Hall Jazz Band (2007)

Comment:

The Dixieland sound that sprang up in early-1900s New Orleans was born from the blues, ran on ragtime, and fed from the stream of street-parading brass bands. Its raw, downright [i]sensual[/i] feel was as outrageous and intoxicating as rock 'n' roll would be four decades later. Before Dixieland introduced jazz to the world, trumpets and trombones played strict, written-out, and, well . . . rhythmically [i]square[/i] music, but thrill-seekers like Louis Armstrong, Kid Ory, and Sidney Bechet dumped that dusty stuff in the swamp and embraced a style that was all about energy and interacting in the moment. Hell, some of Dixieland's greatest players couldn't even [i]read[/i] music — it was all about the attitude. From Crescent City kings to Chicago stompers and even U.K. trad-jazz giants, we've assembled the ultimate Dixieland dream team right here, so sit back and let the saints go marching in.

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