Artist: Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Preservation Hall Jazz Band's lyrics & chords
The Preservation Hall Jazz Band usually performs nightly at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, and tours around the world over 150 days a year. Hurricane Katrina, however, forced Preservation Hall to close through the fall and winter of 2005, and the building remained shut until April 2006. The band continued to tour while the hall was closed. Art dealer Larry Borenstein opened an art gallery in a building he called Associated Artists Studio in 1961. This evolved into Preservation Hall. A young tuba player, Allan Jaffe, ran the hall and organiz...read more
Clarinet marmalade Olympia on parade There is a light Coquette Original dixieland onestep God will take care of you Jesus on the main line About new orleans I shall not be moved May ev’ry day be christmas Memories The apollo You can depend on me Girl of my dreams Exactly like you Shine Because of you Love song of the nile Indy blues Down on the farm Sing on Nobody knows the way i feel this morning Jambalaya Banjo frisco Between the devil and the deep blue sea Untitled track Gettysburg march In the evening He touched me Walk through the streets of the city If i had my life to live over Wrap your troubles in dreams Dinah Where he leads me Lady be good Amazing grace Red wing The eyes of texas are upon you Nobody knows you Sentimental journey Last chance to dance Sister gertrude morgan I cant give you anything but love Lord lord lord Introducing the band Npr music tiny desk concert Introduction by george wein Love at sundown Smiles When Muskrat rumble Royal marines Candlelight blues Hello dolly Dr jazz A good gal New year greeting Lullaby Love in spring Glory land Rip em up joe Stage banter Royal celebration Blue yodel One has my name Dixieland Slide away Old man mose is dead Near down Blue horizon When my dreamboat comes home Big butter and egg man In the racket El manicero featuring tao seeger Margie There is a light ft the blind boys of alabama Blue skies ft pete seeger Lord lord lord you sure been good to me Never mind the hungry men s blues
