[Dixielandjazz] Sweet Georgia Brown

[andy.ling at quantel.com]

Ron L'Herault wrote on 19/09/2011 14:57:43:

> It definitely swings in the beginning.  Marsalis and his group phrase in 
a
> rather non-swinging way though.  The swing feeling gets too blurred.
> 

To some extent I'd agree. Mark O'Connor and Frank Vignola certainly
start it off swinging. I think the rhythm section pick up on this
and keep it going, but Marsalis particularly plays some unusual
rhythms on top of this.

I like the overall effect, but it wont appeal to all on the list.

After all there's not Tuba and Banjo :^)

Andy Ling



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