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Roy Eldridge and His Central Plaza Dixielanders present "Swing Goes Dixie," a classic jazz album showcasing the brilliant trumpeter Roy Eldridge, known for his versatility and ability to blend styles. Eldridge, a major figure in the world of jazz trumpet, leads this Dixieland and swing-infused project reflecting some of the most important figures in the jazz era such as Coleman Hawkins and Benny Carter, and the influence of Louis Armstrong. This album is recognized for capturing the joyful essence of Dixieland and swing styles from the early 20th century, marked by powerful trumpet leads and dynamic ensemble playing. The music is vibrant and nostalgic, perfect for fans of traditional jazz. Notable tracks include: - That's A Plenty (with drum solo) - Royal Garden Blues - Jazz Me Blues - Tin Roof Blues - Struttin' With Some Barbecue - Black And Blue - Bugle Call Rag - Jada Item & condition: This vinyl record and sleeve are in excellent condition, with minor wear visible on the sleeve edges and a well-preserved vinyl surface.

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