ScottB55

Wow... This is a jazz track that I really enjoyed. Great piece of work!

Ronabo

Beautifully done here. The keyboard progression is so catchy. The drums are so wide. Are they live recorded? The sax sounds really good as well. Great work!

Brado

Yet another brilliant track from you well done.
Jamid

Love it and it sounds so authentic ... it's the real deal!
I've heard quite a few New Orleans funeral tunes in this kind of style but usually heavier on the bass drum because it's for a march.Keep telling myself I've gotta go out and buy some of this stuff and then forget. Thanks for the reminder.
This really does sound like the real thing and what a great ending! Faved and downloading now.

Outstanding my friend, just wow man.

Wow really cool. I like the brass. I must say this is the first Dixie land I am here on here.

This is maybe not realy my style but it sounds fantastic real.
I came here to listen how Dixiland will sound on looperman and i have to say - it sounds great -
Nice composition. I always had the feeling of - could it be that i know that? - Realy well played and nicely mixed.

Good one.

stay tuned
joe

Haha it sounds so cute and happy,
I like it man! :D
never heard anything like this before.
regardless, u get my vote! :D

~Eighteen

Wow, you've really captured the genre's joyful feelings of nostalgia. I bet uncle John will be tapping away to this with a grin on his face. I know I was :)

TA

I bet uncle John must have been very pleased when he heard this one, the same way as I am!:)This is just fantastic and so damn rare thing to hear here on Looperman. This dixieland is full of genuine charm and deserves 11 out of 10 !:)

Compliments and respect_____Orlando

Whoa, Fantastic!!

I've been working on a dixieland type style with some rock thrown in for a few months. This one is more authentic though. I am a fan of dixieland and have a few greatest hits cd's. It's energetic and full of power.

You really managed to put this song in a specific time period, great job with the arrangement and instrument selection and performance. The horns are great and the banjo sounds cool as well. Way cool vocals and crowd noise.

Great job Scott, going to dl and fav, thanks!

Wayne

Brilliant!

Special moments in Looerman...thanx for that Scott...that final minute is simply outstanding...:-)

Hat's off to Uncle John...long live with Dixieland...

Handshake, Danke

Love it! One of the things I've picked up on here on looperman, is that every genre has it's own crowd. Im with this crowd :-)

Thanks for this. Fav'ed

- Søren

P.S. would love to do some guitar on this sometime. Can I tinker with it?

Don't usually listen to pop that much, but has a really nice chilled out vibe. Really enjoying brass/sax sounds just now and it's sounding awesome in this, did you record it yourself? The vocals that are in this fit well, but I think it's screaming out for some proper singing! A lot of different instruments, fits together really well! Good Job!

I would like to fool around with this mix. If you don't mind by sending it to me. There is a lot of great sounds in it.

Everybody is right bout this one. An great ear for music.
Thank you for this.

Nice work here Scott. Sorry, I'm just finding this awesome track. I love all the sounds you used and loved all the variation used. All in all great job here!

Really cool bassline, kinda reminds me of kavinsky with the police sirens :) Would be awesome with some soulful female vocals on it! Drums sounds pretty good too, especially the toms. I read your profile and see you are a drummer, can definitely tell, wish I could make drums as varied as this. Overall nice funky disco vibe, love it!

lovely track, I really enjoyed it :)

track gets my attention instantly with the choir, keeps it with a cool guitar.
I think if you made this track shorter and got someone like EpicRecord to sing on it, it could be really cool

absolutely remember the Peggy Lee version...classic in every way...gotta have that standup bass for sure....I think Easy Evil would be my all time Peggy Lee fav (had in on vinyl)...but I actually liked the version of it John Kay did in the 80 even better...great job Scott...I appreciate that you kept the mix quite minimal with just the synth strings adding a bit of air in the background...Iguess there wouldn`t be many singers that could do that soulful style that Peggy did but it sounds good as an instrumental....enjoyed this one man....Ed

i really love the jazz drum riffs. beatiful, classic stuff. a great nod back to a great old tune that won't die. it will be even better when (not if) you find the vocalist!

Fantastic collab from some very fine musicians. Cool arpeggio piano intro. PDMuzak

A great song and a very nice cover. I had to go fetch my fedora and a scotch and soda so I could feel badass whilst I listened to it. I probably didn't look like a badass, but I felt like one. So thanks for that!

TA

First 30 seconds, I thought this is so Led Zepp tribute...awesome chords there...than the unique progressivity of your own...marvellous instrumentations and vocalisations over there...like the rhythm guitar balancing from right to left than fro...
Vocs are brilliant as said before...

Huge track again Scott, handshake, Danke