Tracklist
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1 | Indian Percussion Intro |
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2 | Bagatelle |
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5:07 | ||||
3 | Lucky Dog |
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3:21 | ||||
4 | Hot Sausage Rag |
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4:51 | ||||
5 | That Dada Strain |
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4:01 | ||||
6 | Big Chief Coming (Interlude) |
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0:45 | ||||
7 | Slide Frog Slide |
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4:25 | ||||
8 | Climax Rag |
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3:35 | ||||
9 | Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home |
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4:59 | ||||
10 | Play track | Careless Love |
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3:29 | |||
11 | Medley |
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6:30 | ||||
12 | Fiyaya |
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0:39 |
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Preservation Hall Jazz Band
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Preservation Hall was started in the early 1960’s by a Californian named Ken Mills assisted by a lady by the name of Barbara Reid. Mills was a jazz buff who wanted to get the older musicians playing in public again and, of course, record them. He rented a hall on St Peter Street and Preservation Hall was born. Alan Jaffe, referred to in a later paragraph, came on the scene after Mills. In those early days the $400 monthly rent for the hall and the musicians’ fees were met from the nightly “kitty” collection from the audience. There were so many requests for “The Saints Go Marching … read more
Preservation Hall was started in the early 1960’s by a Californian named Ken Mills assisted by a lady by the name of Barbara Reid. Mills was a jazz buff who wanted to get the older musician… read more
Preservation Hall was started in the early 1960’s by a Californian named Ken Mills assisted by a lady by the name of Barbara Reid. Mills was a jazz buff who wanted to get the older musicians playing in public again and, of course, reco… read more