
The Joymakers - Down Where The Bluebonnets Grow (LP)
Ā Down Where The Bluebonnets Grow isĀ the debut album by Colin Hancock and his band, The Joymakers. This album beautifully presents their unique interpretations of jazz music from the late 1920s and early 1930s.Featuring fresh arrangements of cherished songs, the album highlights the distinctive performance practices of early jazz groups, offering listeners a captivating journey through this vibrant musical era.
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Track list
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Papaās Gone
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Iām a Thousand Miles from Home
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Crazy Quilt
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Thatās a Serious Thing
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Everybody Stomp
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Goofy Dust Rag
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Down Where the Bluebonnets Grow
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Wolverine Blues
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I Aināt Thinkinā āBout You
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Kiss Me Sweet
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Tiger Rag
Ā Down Where The Bluebonnets Grow isĀ the debut album by Colin Hancock and his band, The Joymakers. This album beautifully presents their unique interpretations of jazz music from the late 1920s and early 1930s.Featuring fresh arrangements of cherished songs, the album highlights the distinctive performance practices of early jazz groups, offering listeners a captivating journey through this vibrant musical era.
Ā
Track list
-
Papaās Gone
-
Iām a Thousand Miles from Home
-
Crazy Quilt
-
Thatās a Serious Thing
-
Everybody Stomp
-
Goofy Dust Rag
-
Down Where the Bluebonnets Grow
-
Wolverine Blues
-
I Aināt Thinkinā āBout You
-
Kiss Me Sweet
-
Tiger Rag
Description
Ā Down Where The Bluebonnets Grow isĀ the debut album by Colin Hancock and his band, The Joymakers. This album beautifully presents their unique interpretations of jazz music from the late 1920s and early 1930s.Featuring fresh arrangements of cherished songs, the album highlights the distinctive performance practices of early jazz groups, offering listeners a captivating journey through this vibrant musical era.
Ā
Track list
-
Papaās Gone
-
Iām a Thousand Miles from Home
-
Crazy Quilt
-
Thatās a Serious Thing
-
Everybody Stomp
-
Goofy Dust Rag
-
Down Where the Bluebonnets Grow
-
Wolverine Blues
-
I Aināt Thinkinā āBout You
-
Kiss Me Sweet
-
Tiger Rag
















