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Bobby Hackett was a celebrated American jazz musician known primarily for his cornet and trumpet playing, rooted deeply in traditional jazz and Dixieland styles. His album "Creole Cookin'" showcases a vibrant blend of New Orleans jazz with Creole influences, featuring lively brass instrumentation and rich rhythmic textures emblematic of the era. Genre-wise, this record belongs to the classic jazz and Dixieland categories, offering a nostalgic and soulful listening experience that transports the audience to the vibrant streets of New Orleans. Notable tracks featured on the album include: - High Society - Fidgety Feet - When The Saints Go Marching In - Dixieland One-Step - Royal Garden Blues - Basin Street Blues (Do You Know What It Means To Miss) New Orleans - Muskrat Ramble - Tin Roof Blues - New Orleans - Lazy Mood Item & condition: This is a vintage vinyl in a black sleeve with a decorative blue border. The sleeve shows minor wear typical for its age, with some edge scuffs. The vinyl is in good condition, playable with minimal surface noise.

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