Classic Jazz
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from the city of Barcelona.
Station Classic Jazz works in the genres:
Jazz & Funk, Classic Jazz
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Louis Armstrong The Dukes Of Dixieland – Avalon
09:09
Jack Teagarden – My Romance
09:03
Bucky Pizzarelli John Pizzarelli – The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
08:59
Doc Cheatham – I Cover The Waterfront
08:56
Claude Bolling – King Porter Stomp
08:54
Kid Ory – Bye 'N Bye
See tracklist Classic Jazz
Top 10 Tracks on Classic Jazz Station
1.
Jonah Jones – My Monday Date
Jonah Jones – My Monday Date
2.
Acker Bilk – Carry Me Back To Old Virginny
Acker Bilk – Carry Me Back To Old Virginny
3.
Evan Christopher – St. James Infirmary
Evan Christopher – St. James Infirmary
4.
Acker Bilk – Honeysuckle Rose
Acker Bilk – Honeysuckle Rose
5.
Jason Isbell Preservation Hall Jazz Band – Nobody Knows You When You'Re Down And Out
Jason Isbell Preservation Hall Jazz Band – Nobody Knows You When You'Re Down And Out
6.
Marty Grosz Keith Ingham Paswonky Serenaders – Keep A Song In Your Soul
Marty Grosz Keith Ingham Paswonky Serenaders – Keep A Song In Your Soul
7.
Muggsy Spanier And His Huge Dixieland Band – Columbia The Gem Of The Ocean
Muggsy Spanier And His Huge Dixieland Band – Columbia The Gem Of The Ocean
8.
Red Nichols – Sugar Foot Stomp
Red Nichols – Sugar Foot Stomp
9.
The Ron Hockett Quintet – Hindustan
The Ron Hockett Quintet – Hindustan
10.
Coleman Hawkins – Tea For Two
Coleman Hawkins – Tea For Two
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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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