[Dixielandjazz] Late model OKOM tunes

[David Richoux]

I didn't see the original question, but I can guess ;-)

I was just listening to the Australian band Society  Syncopators  
"Jazz Gems" and they do a very nice OKOM version of the Kink's  "Lazy  
Sunny Afternoon"
(great band, BTW - sound clip at http://www.societysyncopators.com.au/ 
mp3/LAZIN_ON.MP3 -the fade out before the horn solos... )

Dave Richoux

On Oct 29, 2006, at 4:53 PM, Talegatorz at aol.com wrote:

> Hello Dave,
>
> How about?
>                  "Down at Poppa Joes"    (maybe Starline Rhythym  
> Band))
>                "Act Naturally"       (Sung by Ringo Starr)
>             "Don't Pass Me By" (Sung and written by Ringo)
>             "Octopus' Garden"        "             "             "
>             "Lady Godiva"        (Peter and Gordon)
>             "Mellow Yellow"     (Donovan)
>             "Well Respected Man"    (The Kinks)
>             "Daydream"              (Lov'in Spoonful"
>             "Little Red Ridding Hood"  (Sam the Sham")
>             "Mother's Little Helper"   (Rolling Stones)
>
> These are a few that come to mind from the sixties and there are  
> many others.
> They all have some stylistic elements of Dixie, though most were  
> produced
> with as much of a rock feel as possible.
> I'm hoping that if you produce another project after 20's and 30's,  
> it might
> be for the 50's and 60's. That music is going though its aging  
> process and
> will soon be lamented by many as deceased and kept alive by a few.
>
> Regards,
>
> Gus Bloch
>
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