Original Dixieland Jazz Band - Livery Stable Blues free for downloading

  • Artist: Original Dixieland Jazz Band
  • Song: Livery Stable Blues
  • Music Genre: Jazz
  • Length: 03:06
  • Filesize: 5.8MB
  • Kbps: 256Kbps
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Cjay 3x

2022-11-22 06:14:22 | Profile
This music is better than Gucci gang and I'm not even joking

ADNEN ELNESER

2022-06-02 05:04:54 | Profile
I was once told that they changed their name from "Jass" to "Jazz" because naughty people (this was 1917) liked to go around and cover up the "j" on their posters and flyers.

Akinwale Ojemzy

2022-05-26 22:04:19 | Profile
Happy one hundred years!

Veggie Gamer

2022-05-26 08:30:56 | Profile
immediately thought of Tom and Jerry after hearing this..ha.

pedritolaluna

2022-03-23 15:47:09 | Profile
Only '10s kids understand this - the 1910s

Pablo Knoxville

2022-02-18 14:13:38 | Profile
Thank god they found this old film footage showing nothing but a still of the record cover. The guy who used more than 3 minutes of expensive film material for this also deserves respect!

nightwingding

2022-01-25 20:13:21 | Profile
This recording is now 100 years old... Dear God i'm getting old...

Tammie Mccullough

2021-11-03 20:25:42 | Profile
Apparently the original term..."jass music" referred to music played in New Orleans bordellos ..."jass" was an old word for sex. Later cleaned up by changing to "jazz".

DaJPlayz

2021-10-24 12:13:50 | Profile
They didn't invent jazz music but I believe it is a good representation of what jazz sounded like before the 20s. I like the novelty sound effects.

vashepoh1

2021-09-30 22:01:19 | Profile
Wow, happy 101st anniversary to this recording. Jazz has truly changed from its earliest recorded form.

Anel Sekeric

2021-07-14 12:06:11 | Profile
I have this recording.  It's a 78 rpm and I listened to it all through my childhood and loved it. I was born in 1948 and it didn't seem like such an important item in the 1950's.

Cesar Meza

2021-07-03 13:01:12 | Profile
This song is made of swag.  No, that's not a joke or irony.

Raphonza Beasley

2021-07-03 11:21:49 | Profile
In 1917, jazz music had only just arrived in Britain. When this band performed in front of King George V that year, he was impressed, having not heard that kind of music before.

ENOFJA

2021-06-14 06:18:26 | Profile
To think that this recording is already a century old, proves that time moves so fast without anyone noticing it.

Patricia Leviner

2021-05-07 16:30:35 | Profile
This is what teenagers made out to back then.

Onnie nicole

2021-05-02 23:39:03 | Profile
My great grandmother played this tune in 1919 when she lived in New Orleans during the Axeman Murders scare. He sent a letter saying that everyone play jazz music or he’d kill that night whoever didn’t. The town didn’t believe it but was still scared and the whole town played jazz that night. She said she’d never forget this song cause it’s all she played that night. So weird

Mack 1830

2021-04-15 04:26:57 | Profile
me: "I need to go home early tonight." also me: listens to 102 year old music for no reason