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[tedojazz]

Questi brani li eseguo con la mia band "Dr. Jazz & Dirty Bucks Swing Band".
Sono quasi tutti brani della tradizione di New Orlenas, spero vi siano di aiuto, io ci ho lavorato parecchio e sono le migliori soluzioni armoniche che ho trovato!

Dr. Jazz & Diry Bucks Swing Band (32)

1. Sugar Blues - Clyde McCoy
2. A Good Man Is Hard To Find - Eddie Green
3. St. James Infirmary Blues - Traditional
4. St. Louis Blues - W.C. Handy
5. I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate - A.J. Piron
6. I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jelly Roll - Willams (1919)
7. Doctor Jazz - Oliver-Melrose (1927)
8. Buddy Bolden Blues - Jelly Roll Morton
9. After You've Gone - Henry Creamer
10. Ain't Nobody Business If I Do - Porter Grainger
11. On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Jimmy McHugh
12. Petite Fleur - Sidney Bechet
13. Some Of These Days - Shelton Brooks
14. Bill Bailey - Traditional
15. The Darktown Strutter's Ball - Shelton Brooks
16. Sheik Of Araby - Smith-Weeler-Snyder
17. Summertime - George Gershwin
18. Bourbon Street Parade - Paul Barbarin
19. Basin Street Blues - Spencer Williams
20. Please Don't Talk About Me - Stept-Clare
21. That's a Plenty - Pollack-Gilbert
22. I've Found A New Baby - Palmer-Williams
23. It Don't Mean A Thing - Duke Ellington
24. As-tu Le Cafard - Sydney Bechet
25. Big Lip Blues - Jelly Roll Morton
26. Baby Won't You Please Come Home - Warfield-Williams (1919)
27. Alexander's Ragtime Band - Irving Berlin
28. Everybody Loves My Baby - Spencer Williams (1924)
29. Lonesome Blues - Sidney Bechet
30. Cakewalkin' Babies From Home - Chris Smith, Henry Troy, Clarence Williams (1924)
31. Ain't Misbehavin' - Fats Waller
32. Mississipi Mud - Barris, Cavanaugh (1927)

[pdxdjazz]

Sharing Playlists

Nice list.

Imagine for a moment if every member posted the same songs in *random* playlists over and over starting separate threads each time. The Forums would quickly become overloaded with duplicates and be un-searchable.

Also, because of slight differences in the charts, downloading the various playlists can result in many duplicate titles in your library.

Please use the search feature (magnifying glass icon at the top of the page) to check before posting duplicates in the main forums.

Post personal playlists of previously posted charts in the SANDBOX forum.
Admin will purge posts in the sandbox from time to time.
To archive your playlists, use personal email, Dropbox etc.

The main song forums are for the benefit of all and you are encouraged to share NEW songs and arrangements.
Remember to include composer information on charts posted in the main forums.

It's best to share NEW (to the forums) songs ONE AT A TIME (in the most appropriate forum) in their own (titled) thread to make them easy to find, download and discuss.

Share different versions of already posted tunes in the discussion thread for that song. If there's not a thread for that title, you can start one. (Title: <song title - composer name(s)>)

It's also ok to share a playlist of songs by a single band/artist/composer.
(Identified in the title)

Please use the SANDBOX for personal use, gig-lists, transfers and testing.

Thanks for sharing your list.
)BOB

[tedojazz]

Dr. Jazz & Dirty Bucks Swing Band [+trio] (20)

1. After You've Gone - Henry Creamer
2. All Of Me - Gerald Marks
3. Basin Street Blues - Spencer Williams
4. Bourbon Street Parade - Paul Barbarin
5. Buddy Bolden's Blues - Jelly Roll Morton
6. Darktown Strutter's Ball - Shelton Brooks
7. Doctor Jazz - Oliver-Melrose (1927)
8. A Good Man Is Hard To Find - Eddie Green
9. I Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None O' This Jelly Roll - Willams (1919)
10. I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate - A.J. Piron
11. I've Found A New Baby - Palmer-Williams
12. On The Sunny Side Of The Street - Jimmy McHugh
13. Petite Fleur - Sidney Bechet
14. Please Don't Talk About Me - Stept-Clare
15. The Sheik Of Araby - Smith-Weeler-Snyder
16. St. James Infirmary Blues - Traditional
17. St. Louis Blues - W.C. Handy
18. Sugar Blues - Clyde McCoy
19. Take The "A" Train - Ellington/Strayhorn
20. That's a Plenty - Pollack-Gilbert