0About the product
Parke Frankenfield is a skilled trombone player known for his vibrant and energetic interpretations of Dixieland jazz. This album, "Plays Swingin' Dixie," captures the lively, syncopated spirit of Dixieland, a style rooted in early New Orleans jazz with strong ragtime influences. Released originally in the 1970s, it features a mix of traditional jazz numbers and Frankenfield's own spirited playing, blending spirited brass lines with catchy melodies. The album showcases the charm and bounce of Dixieland with upbeat tracks full of brass, rhythm, and swing. Track Highlights: - Royal Garden Blues - Black and Blue - Depreciation - Cecelia - South Rampart Street Parade - Five Foot Two - For the Good Times - Sugar - Someday (You'll Be Sorry) - Struttin' with Some Bar-B-Q Item & condition: This vinyl record is in good condition with some wear visible on the sleeve, including handwritten notes and fading. The vinyl itself appears clean with light signs of use.
Product details
Condition
Good
Color
Black
Brand
Other / Generic
Edition Type
Other / Generic
Release Year
Before 1990
Record Weight
Other / Generic
Record Material
Vinyl