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6.669 Ft
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1. | Black Bottom Stomp
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2. | Baby Doll
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3. | Hiawatha Rag
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4. | Waltzing Matilda
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5. | Nuages
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6. | Chimes Blues
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7. | Livery Stable Blues
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8. | American Patrol
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9. | Black & Tan Fantasy
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10. | I'm Satisfied With My Girl
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11. | High Society
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12. | Dark Eyes
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13. | You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby
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14. | Tin Roof Blues
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15. | Putting On The Ritz
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16. | Lumbered At The Lotus
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17. | Beale St Blues
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18. | Louisiana
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19. | Snag It
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20. | Margie
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Jazz
Celebrating the Fortieth Anniversary of his first recordings
Kenny Ball
Active Decades: '50s, '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and '00s Born: May 22, 1930 in Ilford, Essex, England Genre: Jazz Styles: Dixieland, Trad Jazz, Jazz Instrument, Trumpet Jazz
Kenny Ball will always be associated with his huge 1961 hit "Midnight in Moscow," cut in the days when it was possible for a Dixieland song to make it onto the charts. He started playing trumpet at age 15 and gained experience playing in the bands of Charlie Galbraith, Eric Delaney, and Sid Phillips. In 1958, he formed his own group and quickly became a leader in Britain's trad jazz movement. "I Love You Samantha" was his first hit, and after "Midnight in Moscow" and "So Do I," Ball was set. He has remained active into the mid-'90s (touring the Soviet Union in 1985) and remained a household name in England. ---Scott Yanow, All Music Guide |
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