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Dutch Swing College
The Old Fashioned Way
Genre: Jazz

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. What a Difference a Day Made - Dutch Swing College Band, Grever, M.
2. Girls, Girls, Girls - Dutch Swing College Band, Kajanus, G.
3. Georgia on My Mind - Dutch Swing College Band, Carmichael, H.
4. Hello Mary Lou - Dutch Swing College Band, Pitney, G.
5. Chanson d'Amour - Dutch Swing College Band, Shanklin, Wayne
6. Can't Buy Me Love - Dutch Swing College Band, Lennon, J.
7. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown - Dutch Swing College Band, Croce, J.
8. Rosetta - Dutch Swing College Band, Snow, M.
9. Matrimony - Dutch Swing College Band, O'Sullivan, R.
10. Blueberry Hill - Dutch Swing College Band, Lewis, A.
11. The Old Fashioned Way - Dutch Swing College Band, Garuarentz, G.
12. Winchester Cathedral - Dutch Swing College Band, Stephens, G.
13. I Will Wait for You - Dutch Swing College Band, Legrand, Michel
14. Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Old Oak Tree - Dutch Swing College Band, Brown, L. Russell
15. When You Smile - Dutch Swing College Band, McDonald, D.
16. Champs Elysees - Dutch Swing College Band, Deighan, M.
17. Oh Babe - Dutch Swing College Band, Smith, H.
18. You Are the Sunshine of My Life - Dutch Swing College Band, Wonder, S.
19. The More I See You - Dutch Swing College Band, Warren, H.
20. Que Será, Será - Dutch Swing College Band, Evans, Ray [Lyricis

CD Details

All Artists: Dutch Swing College
Title: The Old Fashioned Way
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Indie Europe/Zoom
Release Date: 1/6/2009
Album Type: Import
Genre: Jazz
Style: Dixieland
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1

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CD Reviews

Great fun and musicianship

T. H VonZabern | Boston, MA, USA | 08/07/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Here's the College Band at it's best..... deliciously smooth sax and brass, their inimitable European take on traditional Dixieland jazz tunes. These musical lollipops go down as easily as an Cointreau parfait at an Amsterdam sidewalk cafe. Not intense, or dramatic or intended to rewrite the book on jazz, these pieces instead offer simple old fashioned entertainment. Recommended to anyone who appreciates traditional jazz."