Dixie Stompers - Jazz at Westminster College In Stock poor rural folk sang about

poor rural folk sang about the privations of the Depression

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with wonderful melodies and sophisticated arrangements

bringing them back to life for the duration of a game or of a story

The compositional process itself becomes an innermost companion that constantly negotiates it's identity with the world around it

Dixie Stompers - Jazz at Westminster College In Stock poor rural folk sang aboutThis 1957 recording has not been available since the original LP issue which has been out of print for decades. Traditional jazz at it's best on this new CD version which has many never before issued bonus tracks. Live in Fulton Missouri, The Dixie Stompers are Bill Mason, cornet; Norman Mason, clarinet; Jim Haislip, trombone; Glenn Tintera, piano; Pete Patterson, banjo; Bob Kornacher, drums. Heebie Jeebies, Dippermouth Blues, Doctor Jazz and many