[Dixielandjazz] Viper Dixieland

[Harry Callaghan]

I also loved the number as performed on the video that Bob supplied us a
link too.

No disrespect intended when I say I'm not concerned about the clarinetist
playing the 6th in the last chord but I'm just hoping someone on the list
can come up with the name of the ensemble peforming it.

I managed to find out the precise "NCIS" episode on which it was played but
that is of little help. Some character on the program was playing it on a
tape recorder in conjunction with another characer's funeral but it was not
made clear as to whether the tape version was the same as the video version.

Come on, y'all put on your thinking caps, so Harry can find the CD on some
online website and pay some ridiculous amount of money for something
he needs about as much as a third.......................I'll leave that
blank not wishing to offend any of the dear ladies here on the list.
HC
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 6:46 PM, Eric Holroyd <eholroyd at optusnet.com.au>wrote:

> Thanks to Bob Ringwald for the YouTube link to NCIS and Kate’s funeral, I
> was able to hear the tune that’s being asked about.
>
> It’s quite a nice little tune and should be very easy to jot down whilst
> the video is playing.
>
> Unfortunately, this is a very very busy week for me and I don’t have the
> time or I’d do it myself.
>
> I have no idea who the musicians were, but I found it interesting that the
> clarinet player added the obligatory sixth in the closing chord.
>
> There’s often a scramble for who’s going to play the sixth first when in a
> minor key...
>
> Best to all
>
> Eric Holroyd
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