Classic Dixieland jazz tunes. Recommended popular songs.

Former vocal coach specializing in Western musicRyo
With the motto “Learn the basics and enjoy putting them into practice,” I worked as a vocal coach specializing in Western music. As a teen, I questioned the idea that “Western music equals English,” and started listening to songs from around the world. Today, I devour music from over 80 countries and run a personal blog introducing tracks. I often listen to genres like nuevo flamenco, bolero, canzone, and R&B. I’ll keep updating articles daily to find the one perfect song you’re looking for!

Dixieland jazz, the genre that emerged in New Orleans.

Also known as New Orleans jazz or hot jazz, it’s recognized as a highly important genre that helped spread awareness of classic jazz.

That said, because of the era in which it flourished, there actually aren’t many widely known songs.

So, this time, I’d like to introduce some classic Dixieland jazz masterpieces!

Every track features a classy, classic melody—perfect for anyone who loves atmospheric jazz.

Dixieland jazz classics. Recommended popular songs (31–40)

Canal Street BluesThe Fourth Street New Orleans Jazz Band

The Fourth Street New Orleans Jazz Band, “Canal Street Blues”

Canal Street BluesThe Fourth Street New Orleans Jazz Band

Performance of Canal Street Blues by the Fourth Street New Orleans Jazz Band.

Trombone: Ron Dubin; Saxophones: Don Neely, Chris Cary; Banjo: Jeff Green; and others.

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King of the ZulusThe Hot Jazz 7

King Of The Zulus

King of the ZulusThe Hot Jazz 7

A performance of ‘King of the Zulus’ by The Hot Jazz 7, led by tuba player Jon Fairman.

The members include cornetists Jack Breendear and Brent Gardner, trombonist Mark Burridge, and others.

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Sugar-Foot StompEthmer Roten Dixieland Jazz Septet

Sugarfoot Stomp

Sugar-Foot StompEthmer Roten Dixieland Jazz Septet

Performance of ‘Sugar Foot Stomp’ by the Emma Lawton Dixieland Jazz Septet.

Clarinet: Emma Lawton; Trumpet: John Fick; Trombone: Bob Caleotti; and the rest of the ensemble.

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There ain’t no land like Dixieland to meAndy Schumm’s Bixologists

Andy Schumm’s Bixologists – ‘There ain’t no land like Dixieland to me’.mpg

There ain't no land like Dixieland to meAndy Schumm's Bixologists

Performance by Andy Schumm Bigsologists: “There ain’t no land like Dixieland to me.” Members: Trombone: Paul Munnery, Saxophone & Clarinet: Norman Field, Drums & Vocals: Josh Duffee, and others.

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Chant in the NightMONA’S HOT FOUR

Chant In the Night (Sidney Bechet) – MONA’S HOT FOUR

Chant in the NightMONA'S HOT FOUR

Monna’s Hot Four performing ‘Chant in the Night.’ Members: Clarinet – Dennis Lichtman, Piano – Gordon Webster, Banjo & Guitar – Nick Russo, Bass – Rob Adkins.

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