[ti:Dixieland Band]
[ar:Jack Jones]
[al:Hear And Feel]
[by:]
[00:00.00]Dixieland Band - Jack Jones
[00:00.44]Written by：Bernie Hanighen/Johnny Mercer
[00:00.89]Ever hear the story of the Dixieland band
[00:04.37]Let me tell you brother and the music was grand
[00:08.23]They had a piano and a clarinet
[00:11.76]Only thing they needed was a second cornet
[00:15.47]And that's what leads to the ruin
[00:19.19]Ruin of the Dixieland band
[00:30.30]When the folks would holler for the maple leaf rag
[00:33.76]They would get to swinging but the trumpet would drag
[00:37.96]They had to keep him
[00:39.02]'Cause he played so sweet
[00:41.39]But they needed someone who could give them a beat
[00:45.07]Someone who's born with the rhythm
[00:48.58]Rhythm of the Dixieland band
[00:51.94]He'd play so sweetly
[00:59.85]Instead of playing
[01:06.63]He'd play so sweetly
[01:14.45]They'd be saying
[01:21.54]Sure enough he got 'em so they couldn't play right
[01:25.08]Finally he dogged 'em on a Saturday night
[01:29.22]He hit a foggy that was off the chord
[01:32.61]Apoplexy got 'em and they went to the lord
[01:36.54]And that is the pitiful story
[01:39.70]The story of the Dixieland band
[01:43.59]Now they're up in heaven and they're happy at last
[01:47.16]'Cause they found a trumpet man who really can blast
[01:51.32]The way he swings 'em is an awful shame
[01:54.75]He can really do it Gabriel is his name
[01:59.11]Now folks here is a sample
[02:02.04]Listen to the Dixieland band
[02:20.39]If you hour start to play
[02:24.03]Don't you be afraid of Dixieland
[02:27.04]'Cause he played so sweet
[02:34.25]I have to the Dixieland band just to play