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The New Orleans Jazz Vipers New Orleans, Louisiana
For over eighteen years the New Orleans Jazz Vipers have been a favorite of swing dancers the world over. They are an Early Swing band with hard-driving acoustic rhythm, spirited New Orleans horns, and a punk sensibility. The Vipers' unique sound comes from the absence of the drum kit; the tenacious rhythm is driven soundly by the guitar and upright bass. ... more
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I heard this band through a friend of theirs and immediately got EVERYTHING.
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I happened upon Tuba Skinny and Erika L buskin’ in New Orleans on YouTube! I have Loved them ever since and play their albums daily! As a musician and band member in Canada, I can say that Tuba Skinny and their soulful renditions touched my soul in ways that have uplifted my life. We in the “great White North” can only dream of making New Orleans jazz like T S. Long Live Tuba Skinny and may their music become world wide for the enjoyment of all!!
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Wondering Where
by Hot Sugar Band
supported by 44 fans who also own “Singing the Blues”
The entire album is full of great swing music, but the absolute star performance by Nicolle Rochelle on Gloomy Sunday is nothing short of phenomenal!
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Celebrated pianist and bandleader Joey Alexander comes into his own as a jazz composer on his debut release.
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Fearless Movement
by Kamasi Washington
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Wise Eyes of the Elders
by T.K. Blue
T.K. Blue has assembled an all-star cast for this fiery trad jazz work out, the spotlight on his searing sax work.
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supported by 43 fans who also own “Singing the Blues”
I love their use of the tuba and the whole feel of the album.
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