The Dirty Dozen Brass Band

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  • jazz
  • new orleans
  • funk
  • brass
  • blues
The Dirty Dozen Brass Band are a New Orleans style brass band which plays R&B and Traditional New Orleans music. Band Members include Charles Joseph , Keith Anderson , Roger Lewis , Kevin Harris , Lionel Batiste , Efrem Towns , Kirk Joseph , Jenell Marshall , Revert Andrews , Gregory Davis , and Raymond Weber. Original band formed in 1975.

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Songs

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    Africa (feat. DJ Logic)

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    Ain't Nothin' but a Party

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    Aint Nothin' But a Party

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    Amazing Grace

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    Big Chief (feat. Dr. John)

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    Black Drawers / Blue Piccolo

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    Blackbird Special

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    Blue Monk

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    Blue Monk / Stormy Monday

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    Bongo Beep

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    Caravan

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    Charlie Dozen

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    Cissy Strut

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    Cissy Strut (feat. Robert Randolph)

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    Darker Shadows

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    Dead Dog in the Street

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    Deorc Sceadu (Dark Shadow)

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    Do It Fluid

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    Do It Fluid / Do It Again

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    Dominique

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    Don't Drive Drunk

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    Don't You Feel My Leg

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    Down by the Riverside

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    Duff

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    Encore: Blackbird Special Part 2

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    Every Night About This Time (Faet. Joss Stone and Buddy Guy)

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    Everything I Do Gon' Be Funky (feat. Dr. John)

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    Eyomzi

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    Five Aquariums

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    Flow On

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    Flyin' High (In the Friendly Sky)

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    Freakish

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    Funky Nuts

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    Gemini Rising

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    Georgia Swing

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    Getin' in the Cut

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    God Is Love (feat. Ian Neville)

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    Handa Wanda

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    Hannibal

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    I Ate Up The Apple Tree

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    I Hold the Key

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    I Shall Not Be Moved

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    I'll Fly Away

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    In the Meantime

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    Inner City Blues

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    Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)

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    Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) (feat. Guru)

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    Inside Straight

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    Is There Anybody Here That Loves My Jesus

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    It Ain't What You Think


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