King Of Dixieland 1952

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK - 02 Jun 2002

If you go down to New Orleans
there's a guy you're sure to meet,
he plays piano down in town
with a crazy kind of beat,
ev'rybody sways when that fella plays
they don't need a band,
when you hear his rhythm,
you'll go right with 'em,
the feelings really grand,
you just can't stop that piano man
when his fingers start to move
he chases all your blues away
as he gets right in the groove
you will be convinced,
he's the greatest since
Alexander's Band
tho' he has no palace or a crown,
He's the King of Dixieland.

If you go down to New Orleans
there's a guy you're sure to meet,
he plays piano down in town
with a crazy kind of beat,
ev'rybody sways when that fella plays
they don't need a band,
when you hear his rhythm,
you'll go right with 'em,
the feelings really grand,
you just can't stop that piano man
when his fingers start to move
he chases all your blues away
as he gets right in the groove
you will be convinced,
he's the greatest since
Alexander's Band
tho' he has no palace or a crown,
He's the King of Dixieland.

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King Of Dixieland 1952
by Clive Allen and Bobby Joy
copyright MCMLVII by Lawrence Wright
sequence and karaoke by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
on Sunday 02 Jun 2002 at 08.42
in association with Doug Grierson
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