"Savoyager's Stomp" - Early Jazz Trombone Doctoral Lecture Recital

Our performance of Carroll Dickerson's "Savoyager's Stomp," from Part 2 of my doctoral lecture recital on early jazz trombone. The tune is essentially a slower and more orchestrated contrafact of Kid Ory's "Muskrat Ramble." I'm playing Fred Robinson's solo here from the original 1928 recording. Note the 2-octave trombone plops after the solo section, which is a "Muskrat Ramble" tradition🎶
Brighten Godfrey, trumpet
Nickolas Kaplan, trumpet
Carlyle Johnson, clarinet & alto sax
Jenelle Orcherton, alto sax
Isaac Hanson, tenor sax
Johnny Lusardi, violin
Peter Tijerina, trombone
Ryne Dresbach, tuba
Jordan Kaye, banjo, banjo
Jim Pryor, piano
Maxwell Osawa, drums
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