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| 1. | Swing Your Soul
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| 2. | Great Recession
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| 3. | Can You Make It Swing for Me?
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| 4. | Lost in a Dream
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| 5. | Caldonia
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| 6. | Like Me
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| 7. | Everybody Hates an Honest Man
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| 8. | Better Alone
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| 9. | Fake Ass Bitches
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| 10. | Baby Work Out
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| 11. | Lonesome Road
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| 12. | You and Whose Army?
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| 13. | Your Mind
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| 14. | Portrait of the Beast
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| 15. | On the Sunny Side of the Street
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Jazz
Yalloppin' Hounds
Active Decades: '90s and '00s
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Alternative Pop/Rock, Retro Swing
Taking their name from a longtime joke among the musicians of Illinois Jacquet & Big Band, the pop-friendly Yalloppin' Hounds have been one of the most industrious acts in the New York swing scene. Molding hip-hop sensibilities with classic swing beats, this seven-piece group is led by its founding members: bandleader and saxophonist Joey "G-Clef" Cavaseno and ex-Toasters trumpeter Brian "the Sledge." Cavaseno and the Sledge are veterans of Illinois Jacquet & Big Band and have been playing in bands and experimenting with swing music since childhood. Echoes of Cab Calloway and Louis Armstrong are evident. Yalloppin' Hounds' debut release, Ghetto Swing Extreme, was released in summer 2000.
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