Live and Lighting It Up in New Orleans – Dixieland Ramblers

Catalog number: 350

Tracks:

	01 Hindustan comp: Oliver Wallace, Harold Weeks
	02 Milenburg Joys comp: Jelly Roll Morton
	03 Chinatown, My Chinatown comp: William Jerome
	04 I'm Confessin' comp: A.J. Neiburt
	05 Muskrat Ramble comp: Babette Ory
	06 That's A Plenty comp: Lew Pollack
	07 Royal Garden Blues comp: Clarence Williams, Spencer Williams
	08 Clarinet Marmalade comp: E.B. Edwards
	09 Basin Street Blues comp: Spencer Williams
	10 Do You Know What It Means to Miss New Orleans comp: Eddie DeLange

…upbeat and interesting…it really swings, and Summit demonstrates, once again, its ability to put out the finest examples of jazz subgenres on disc. — Fred Barrett, Beyond Coltrane

The Scene: A warm, moist night in the city known as the birthplace of jazz . . . The Old Point Bar, near the levee right across the river from downtown New Orleans. The excitement of the performance is captured, even the improvisational surprises, not to mention the simply amazing solos!

The quality of the music being made, combined with the energy created by the audience’s response truly immerses the listener in the ‘Nawlins experience to the point of smelling the smoke, tasting the bourbon, and feeling the heat.

Here is a review from ALLABOUTJAZZ.com and one from Audiophile Audition (middle of page)

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