[Dixielandjazz] movin' those feet

[Mike C.]

I agree. There's nothing like hear a hot combo playing music to make you 
dance. In fact, on of the first tunes I fell in love with was 'At The 
Jazz Band Ball'. But I also love the ballads and the slow tunes as well. 
I don't always need to jump out of my seat. I like those 'listenin' 
tunes as well. I'm not just talking OKOM either. I like those classic 
Lester Young tunes and pre(and some post) 1968 Miles Davis.

Mike

Cebuisle2 at aol.com wrote:

>Tim, you are absolutely right! The test of a good jazz combo is whether  
>those feet take control of you and you cannot help yourself. I haven't  heard a 
>modern combo in years that I would leave my table for-but when I slap a  
>Professor Plum on the ole turntable even my spouse doesn't recognize me.  Likewise 
>with the sing alongs. Just let Pat Yankee sing the first few words of"A  Good 
>Man is Hard to Find" and I'm totally with her. 
> 
>I believe a hot jazz band could rouse me out of my coffin, not that I'm in  
>any hurry-
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