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Striding In Dixieland / Var Striding In Dixieland / Var CD
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- SKU:
- 16935631
- UPC:
- 093070281622
- MPN:
- 2816
- Condition:
- New
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These kings of stride have got rhythm! The immortal Fats Waller and his Rhythm get together with Louis Armstrong and Jack Teagarden in a radio broadcast recorded live at Martin Block's Make Believe Ballroom in October 1938, while father of the stride piano and Waller's teacher James P. Johnson brings Omer Simeon and Pops Foster in to play with his trio.
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1. Tiger Rag 2. The Blues 3. I Got Rhythm 4. On the Sunny Side of the Street 5. Honeysuckle Rose 6. Jeepers Creepers 7. Harlem Hotcha 8. Lorenzo Blues 9. Creole Lullaby 10. Bandana Days
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