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The Right-To-Profit State and All That Jazz - 1968 Louisiana Vinyl LP🎺🎷 For Sale

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The Right-To-Profit State and All That Jazz - 1968 Louisiana Vinyl LP🎺🎷:
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The product is a 1968 Louisiana vinyl LP titled "The Right-To-Profit State and All That Jazz" by various artists. Released by the Louisiana Department of Commerce and Industry, this 33 RPM LP features jazz and dixieland music from the 1960s. The record comes in a cardboard sleeve with original cover art, and is in excellent condition (EX). This unique piece of American musical history encapsulates the vibrant sounds of the era and is a must-have for vinyl collectors and jazz enthusiasts alike.

The Right-To-Profit State and All That Jazz is a 1968 jazz compilation album released by the Louisiana Department of Commerce and Industry. It features Dixieland jazz performances recorded at the Touché Bar, Royal Orleans Hotel, New Orleans, on December 18 and 19, 1967.

Album Details

Artist: Various New Orleans Jazz Performers
Release Date: 1968
Label: Louisiana Department of Commerce and Industry
Format: Vinyl LP, Mono
Genre: Jazz
Style: Dixieland

Track Listing

Side A
1. "When The Saints Go Marching In" – Traditional
2. "High Society" – Alphonse Picou, Porter Steele
3. "Tin Roof Blues" – Brunies, Roppolo, Mares
4. "Way Down Yonder In New Orleans" – Creamer, Layton
Side B5. "Basin Street Blues" – Spencer Williams (Vocals: Blue Lu Barker)
6. "Muskrat Ramble" – Edward "Kid" Ory
7. "Just A Closer Walk With Thee" – Traditional
8. "Louisiana" – Razaf, Schafer, Johnson

Notable Features

Recorded live in New Orleans, capturing the city's rich jazz heritage.
Features legendary musicians like Chester Zardis (bass), Harry Shields (clarinet), Louis Barbarin (drums), Danny Barker (guitar/banjo), Armand Hug (piano), Jack Delaney (trombone), and Alvin Alcorn (trumpet).
The album was produced and supervised by Al Rose.

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The Right-To-Profit State and All That Jazz - 1968 Louisiana Vinyl LP🎺🎷 For Sale

The Right-To-Profit State and All That Jazz - 1968 Louisiana Vinyl LP🎺🎷: $9.99

The Right-To-Profit State and All That Jazz - 1968 Louisiana Vinyl LP🎺🎷:
$9.99