Original Dixieland Jazz Band® "odjb" Tiger Rag

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Jimmy LaRocca's Original Dixieland Jazz Band® - Live at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC on August 4, 2002

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  • Love it. When is your next performance if you are still prefroming?

  • @sireofzelda

    This August 18 & 19, 2011 in Sicily, Italy (Trapani)

  • Thank you. We will be performing at the French Quarter Festival in New Orleans on Saturday, April 18, 2009 from 3-5:15 in Legends Park (300 Bourbon Street) also the New Orleans Jazz & Herritage Festival "JazzFest" on Sat, May 2 from 11am to 12:10pm ... Then in Rimini, Italy on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 with Lino Patruno. Thanks.

  • great!!!!! we enjoyed watching this clip. Thanks for sharing!

    Who are the members of the band?

  • Jimmy LaRocca - Leader/Trumpet, Tim Laughlin - Clarinet, Steve Sutter - Trombone, Tom Roberts - Piano, Al Bernard - Bass and David Hansen - Drums. Thanks!

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  • Jimmy LaRocca even looks like Nick LaRocca. NIce to see the playing style being continued. Dixie is an amazing musical genre that deserves a lot more attention then it receives.

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  • Hold that tiger man!

  • BRAWO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Its a wonderful music

  • This is fantastic! Love this genre of music! Sometimes I think that maybe I should have been living back in the '20's - so in love with everything from that era. Absolutely fantastic! Nice to see that Mr. LaRocca has followed in his father's footsteps!

  • Awesome!!!

  • You guys are great!!! When will you come to Los Angeles?

  • Awesome music, so glad to find this on youtube. I found ragtime as well, really enjoy the music of the early 1900's and late 1800's. I know ragtime style piano originated back in the 1800's, but didn't get well noticed until the 1930ish era. I guess DixieLand started somewhere in the 1910's.

  • wooeee, lively and absolutely can't sit still and listen happy music! All the instrumentalists are top class.

  • These guys are unbelievable. Incredible dynamics, terrific timing and the drummer and bass just pushing the band without being overpowering. All three horn players providing delightful improvisations. A rag is great to hear just on a piano but with the whole band joining in, it is just too good and I could listen to this kind of playing for hours.

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