[Dixielandjazz] C&W Recordings

[edmetzsr at aol.com]

Speaking of C & W tunes, one of the things we do with the Bob Cats is a medley of C & W tunes, all?recorded by the Bob Cats in March of 1941.
1) I'll Keep Thinking Of You
2) A Precious Memory
3) These Things I Can't Forget
4) I've Nothing To Live For Now

Fairly standard tunes, no complicated changes, pleasant melodies, and usually an audience surprized to?learn that the Bob Cats did C & W tunes (which happen to lend themselves to a Dixieland style).
Ed Metz



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I used to have a Gene Mayl CD where his band played all C&W tunes. It was quite nice.?
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BTW- Anyone hear from Gene lately? I think he was a member of DJML at one time.?
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