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Visits New Orleans

Sammy Rimington
Visits New Orleans Although born in England, clarinetist Sammy Rimington plays traditional New Orleans jazz like he was born to it. Rimington moved to New Orleans in the mid-1960s and performed at the first New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival in 1969. A friend and student of the legendary George Lewis, Rimington channels the spirit of Lewis with his rendition of “Burgundy Street Blues.” All of the sessions on this release were recorded in New Orleans only four months before Hurricane Katrina struck the city.

Track Listing

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Smile, Darn You, Smile Sammy Rimington 05:39
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In the Upper Garden Sammy Rimington 04:40
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You Always Hurt the One You Love Sammy Rimington 03:50
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My Bucket's Got a Hole In It Sammy Rimington 05:57
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Mazie Sammy Rimington 05:19
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Burgundy Street Blues Sammy Rimington 04:12
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Bugle Boy March Sammy Rimington 06:28
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Far Away Blues Sammy Rimington 04:32
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Red Wing Sammy Rimington 04:29
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Over the Waves Sammy Rimington with Michael Doucet, David Doucet, Lionel Batiste, and Lars Edegran 04:31
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Mobile Stomp Sammy Rimington with Michael Doucet, David Doucet, Lionel Batiste, and Lars Edegran 03:20
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Sweet Georgia Brown Sammy Rimington, Treme Brass Band 07:43