dixieland (Also dixielands) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to dixieland

  • south«
  • jazz«
  • traditional jazz«
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  • southerly«
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  • chicagoans«
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  • instrument«
  • geographical region«
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  • progressive dixieland«
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  • modern dixieland«
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  • jim cullum jazz band trombonist mike pittsley«
  • jim crow association«
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  • cornetist david jellema«
  • contemporary new orleans brass band style«
  • civil war southern state«
  • broader traditional revival movement«
  • british trad movement«
  • bar rhythmic style«
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  • australian graeme bell«
  • davenport«
  • jazz musician«
  • blue«
  • traditional jazz revivalist«
  • term dixieland«
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  • oude stijl«
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  • his new band«
  • era protest song«
  • earthquake mcgoons«
  • crossover influence«
  • cornetist jim cullum«
  • cornetist ed polcer«
  • cafe beignet«
  • bebop sound«
  • assunto family band«
  • active periodical«
  • traditional new orleans style«
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  • mission city hot rhythm cat«
  • ensemble improvisation«
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  • armstrong«
  • silver leaf jazz band«
  • primate fiasco«
  • multiple trumpet«
  • improvisational concept«
  • hot tamale brass band«
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  • greenwich village night club«
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  • trombonist turk murphy«
  • straight melody«
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  • new orleans standard«
  • mississippi river waterfront«
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  • brass band march«
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  • basic array«
  • average band«
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  • chris tyle«
  • late 1930s«
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  • dippermouth blue«
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  • marty napoleon«
  • danny barcelona«
  • yerba buena jazz band«
  • west coast style«
  • chicago«
  • barrett deems«
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  • mississippi rag«
  • dutch swing college band«
  • dixieland music«
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  • saxophone«
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  • arvell shaw«
  • guitar«
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  • royal garden blue«
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  • graham haynes«
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  • herbie nichols«
  • edmond hall«
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  • jimmy mcpartland«
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  • cullum«
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  • bobby hackett«
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  • dirty dozen brass band«
  • harmonie«
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  • ragtime music«
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  • cornetist«
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  • chinese music«
  • cassandra wilson«
  • black musician«
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  • contemporary jazz«
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  • steve lacy«
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  • stringed instrument«
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  • city life«
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  • bass«
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  • tarragona«
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  • irving berlin«
  • subgenre«
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  • saxophonist«
  • drum«
  • george gershwin«
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  • duke ellington«
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  • catalan«
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  • west coast«
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  • southeasterly«
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  • midwestern United States«
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  • southeastern United States«
  • purlieu«
  • northwestern United States«
  • northern Europe«
  • northeastern United States«
  • narco-state«
  • eastern United States«
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  • killing field«
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  • boatyard«
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  • parade ground«
  • outfield«
  • skirt«
  • settler«
  • infield«
  • midway«
  • glade«
  • boondocks«
  • orient«
  • hatchery«
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