Classic Jazz
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Spain
from the city of Barcelona.
Station Classic Jazz works in the genres:
Jazz & Funk, Classic Jazz
and has a rating of
0.0.
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Chris Barber & His Jazz Band – The Peach
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15:07
Bob French – Milenburg Joys
15:03
Kid Ory – Mahogany Hall Stomp
14:59
Don Ewell – Parlor Social
14:55
Kenny Davern – Buddy Bolden'S Blues
14:53
Benny Carter The Jim Cullum Jazz Band – When Lights Are Low
Top 10 Tracks on Classic Jazz Station
1
Coleman Hawkins – When The Saints Go Marchin' In
Coleman Hawkins – When The Saints Go Marchin' In
2
Frank Vignola Howard Alden – Fascinating Rhythm
Frank Vignola Howard Alden – Fascinating Rhythm
3
Preservation Hall Jazz Band – Joe Avery
Preservation Hall Jazz Band – Joe Avery
4
Don Ewell – You Took Advantage Of Me
Don Ewell – You Took Advantage Of Me
5
Digby Fairweather – Going Out Steppin’
Digby Fairweather – Going Out Steppin’
6
Marty Grosz – Rose Of The Rio Grande
Marty Grosz – Rose Of The Rio Grande
7
Dr. Michael White – Horn Man Blues
Dr. Michael White – Horn Man Blues
8
Shamarr Allen – Meet Me On Frenchmen Street (Feat. Kermit Ruffins)
Shamarr Allen – Meet Me On Frenchmen Street (Feat. Kermit Ruffins)
9
Kid Ory – Make Me A Pallet On The Floor
Kid Ory – Make Me A Pallet On The Floor
10
Red Onions Ottilie – Oh' Lizzy
Red Onions Ottilie – Oh' Lizzy
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Classic Jazz Radio is a live online station honoring the legends and legacy of jazz. From swing to bebop, cool jazz to big band, this is the era where improvisation, style, and soul took center stage. Hear the timeless sounds of Miles Davis, Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington, John Coltrane, and many more. Tune in and step into the golden age of jazz — where every note still speaks volumes.
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