"DIXIE" Dukes of Dixieland

From the album, "The Best of the Dukes Of Dixieland."
This is the original band (1948-1974)

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Music

Tags:

• dukes
• of
• dixieland
• jazz
• Bourbon
• Street
• New
• Orleans
• French
• Quarter
• Al
• Hurt
• Pete
• Fontaine

[farygrazer]

makes me want to like the south

[mdvwagner]

first time I hear Dixie as a jazz piece, it's incredible!!!

[WiggaMachiavelli]

@SpeedyNeutrino43

Wow, looks like we've got ourselves a fourteen year old.

[KurtVachon]

@IFknHateUTube yup, good ain't it?

[IFknHateUTube]

THIS IS NIGGER MUSIC

[scdavis1935]

if it ain't dixieland it's just Cr@p

[SpeedyNeutrino43]

well darn...I just noticed...it's GAUGED

[SpeedyNeutrino43]

@markantonymcwhorter ..I don't know about you but it takes me about ten seconds to determine what I DON'T like. Ludacris is among that group. Al Jolson isn't far behind. If it's not dixieland jazz by a GOOD band, I want to hear something like "Toccata and Fugue in D minor" , J. S. Bach....Played on a pipe organ. However I'll take good dixieland jazz over that most days. The Dukes are the standard against which others are guaged. The ORIGINAL Dukes with the Assuntos, not poseurs.

[markantonymcwhorter]

there is good music in all eras, the job is to seperate what you like from what you don't like.I wish all people would give each era a shot at impressing the listener.I like ALL kinds of music to some extent,from Al Jolson to Ludicrus,just to name a VERY few...