[Dixielandjazz] Satire in song

[Don Ingle]

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With a bit of predjudice
I submit that many of the Red Ingle
sides are pure satire -- Moe Zart's Turkey Trot - a hillbilly fiddler's 
approach to Perpetuoso by Pagnini
Song of Indians - a take off on Song of India
Them darn Fool thngs remind me of you., etc. Same goesfor many of the 
Spike Jones numbers  Red did - Glow Worm,
Liebestraum, Chloe, and such other Jones treatments such as Holiday for 
stongs ala Chicken vocalists.
Not all satire is "social satire" - Parady is another form of satire.
Don Ingle