Doc Evans and His Dixieland Jazz Band
Although he made many recordings in the 1950s and 1960s, this collection presents Doc Evans’ first tracks for Folkways’ forerunner, Disc Records, in 1947. The musicians’ spirited ensemble playing brings the listener back to pre-Dixieland revival days, and this album offers new interpretations of old favorites.
Track Listing
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101
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Original Dixieland One-Step | Doc Evans | 2:51 |
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102
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Barnyard Blues | Doc Evans | 3:00 |
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103
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Fidgety Feet | Doc Evans | 3:08 |
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104
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Clarinet Marmalade | Doc Evans | 2:40 |
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105
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Sensation Rag | Doc Evans | 2:49 |
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106
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At the Jazz Band Ball | Doc Evans | 3:01 |
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201
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Bugle Call Rag | Doc Evans | 2:33 |
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202
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Tin Roof Blues | Doc Evans | 3:25 |
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203
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That's a Plenty | Doc Evans | 2:52 |
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204
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That Da Da Strain | Doc Evans | 2:48 |
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205
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Panama Rag | Doc Evans | 2:33 |
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206
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Farewell Blues | Doc Evans | 2:37 |
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