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Volume 100 - St. Louis Blues - Dixieland Classics

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Good buy

"Takes classic dixieland tunes and gives you a good accompaniement to play along with. Great to have some fun with and aget a fel for the style. "

— Anonymous from CT on October 5, 2009

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Intermediate

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I play Dixie Banjo

"I really wanted a play-along with no banjo track on it so I could use it practice the solos.."

— Anonymous on April 13, 2009

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Advanced
2 of 6 people found this review helpful.
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Disappointing

"The backing CD to these classics was pathetic - I could have done better on my keyboard. The sheet music contained the basic tune - a little variety and improvisation would have been welcome. Don't judge a book by its glossy cover. A wast of money."

— John Richardson from Liverpool, UK on July 25, 2007

John Richardson rated this title's difficulty level as: Beginner
4 of 6 people found this review helpful.
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Improvising fun with dixie tunes & chords

"My intermediate trombone students find this album and cd lots of fun and a challenge to learning major, minor, diminished and 7th chords. It's great because it can be used with instruments in Bb, Eb, and both treble and bass clefs. The tunes are old standards and although new to teenagers they become familiar after a few choruses. "

— Anonymous from Santa Rosa, CA on March 27, 2007

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Intermediate/advanced
5 of 9 people found this review helpful.
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Very Disappointing

"CD contains accompaniment only...no examples of the written music being played. Also, all songs are half improv.. If you're anything but pro you'll probably be quite disappointed with this book."

— Anonymous on October 28, 2006

Anonymous rated this title's difficulty level as: Intermediate/advanced
2 of 7 people found this review helpful.
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Hot, hot, hot!

"Grew up playing dixieland, put horn down 30 years and just picked it up again. This set best turn on in years! Ordering copies for friends. Like New Orleans when real pros played like Louie, Al,Pete,Earl Fatha Hines,Jack Teagarden,Turk Murphy,Clancy Hayes,etc. vs many kids today just making noise to make a buck. Many standards and you can do all solos you want or have a buddy jam with you. Friends couldn't keep from cuttin a rug when they heard it. Before jazz, dixieland ruled from 20s to the 50s. Bone, box, horn and banjoe still rock! Friends piano coach heard disk, trumpet teacher heard disk - both ordered. It's a gas to play along and you be the star! Great sounds, great fun for all! If you can listen to this and not tap your feet lay down, you've passed on!"

— Ron Del Pero from San Mateo, Ca on February 9, 2006

Ron Del Pero rated this title's difficulty level as: Intermediate/advanced
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