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March 10, 2003 is the centenary of the birth of Bix Beiderbecke, one of the most enduring jazz legends. This CD reissue by the Sons of Bix reflects the generation of jazzmen who worshiped him, including Tom Pletcher, one of the most gifted Bix stylists. Pletcher is joined on this 1978 recording by Don Ingle, John Harker, Russ Whitman, Paul Woltz, Don Gibson, Dave Miller, Wayne Jones and Bert Dahlander. Contains extra tracks not found on the original LP issue.
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1. Ostrich Walk 2. Davenport Blues 3. Wa Da Da 4. Cryin' All Day 5. Da Da Strain 6. At the Jazz Band Ball 7. I'm Coming Virginia 8. Susie 9. I'll Be a Friend with Pletcher 10. Clementine 11. San 12. Sugar 13. Sorry 14. Everything Will Be Alright 15. Battle Hymn of the Republic
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