Songs of New Orleans - Preservation Hall Jazz Band

Songs of New Orleans

Preservation Hall Jazz Band

  • Genre: Jazz
  • Release Date: 2005-10-04
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 21

  • ℗ 2007 Preservation Hall

Tracks

Title Artist Time
1
Bill Bailey (Won't You Please Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7:01
2
Go to the Mardi Gras Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7:09
3
Summertime Preservation Hall Jazz Band 6:16
4
My Blue Heaven Preservation Hall Jazz Band 5:21
5
Dr. Jazz Preservation Hall Jazz Band 6:52
6
My Josephine Preservation Hall Jazz Band 4:11
7
Old Spinning Wheel Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7:56
8
Ti-pi Ti-pi Tin Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7:38
9
I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Preservation Hall Jazz Band 4:49
10
Maryland, My Maryland Preservation Hall Jazz Band 3:00
11
Bourbon Street Parade Preservation Hall Jazz Band 8:08
12
Algiers Stomp Preservation Hall Jazz Band 5:35
13
Somebody Else Is Taking My Pla Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7:53
14
Basin Street Blues Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7:36
15
St. Philip Street Breakdown Preservation Hall Jazz Band 3:58
16
Milneburg Joys Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7:45
17
Georgia On My Mind Preservation Hall Jazz Band 6:44
18
Some of These Days Preservation Hall Jazz Band 7:02
19
That's a Plenty Preservation Hall Jazz Band 5:34
20
Careless Love Preservation Hall Jazz Band 5:31
21
Please Don't Talk About Me Whe Preservation Hall Jazz Band 5:18

Reviews

  • Songs of New Orleans

    5
    By btlfan
    The energy and genuine passion these guys play with is just amazing. If you've been to New Orleans, listening to this music can take you back to the best you can remember from being there.

  • Soul Refreshing!

    5
    By Susie Jones
    After experiencing Preservation Hall for the second time in forty years, and finding it just as inspirational, I have realized the truth. Jazz and its heritage is a tap root, the core of the spoken note. The "ditties" that my grandfather tapped his shoe to in the 40's and 50's are forever echoing through the streets (not Bourbon, but ON the streets) of New Orleans and on this album. The people playing their soul for a buck or twenty; that's the talent that sparkles.

  • Just try to stop your toes from tapping

    5
    By Dailybird
    Absolutely fantastic music; soulful, tight, hoppin', smile-making music!

  • Amazing

    5
    By cooldude3260
    As a sax player myself i think that this album is great and amazing. Music that once was heard all over the nation to music that is know only rarely heard. This music realy brightens my day when i hear terrible music like soldier boy and jonas brother, it help remind me that their is good music out their and no im not a old man im 16.

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