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FOURTH STREET FIVE
JAZZ BAND
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The tunes seem to fall naturally into groupings. The largest of these contains tunes from the phenomenon known as Tin-Pan Alley. Two pieces go far back into the misty beginnings of jazz. There are two "crossover" tunes to be found. And two pieces return to Northern California, written for and about the Bay Area. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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CD $16.00
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Rolling
into town in Robert Young's Studebaker truck, here comes
the Fourth Street Five with their second CD - Hittin'
On All Five. The band showcases a wide variety
of tunes played in the classic jazz style with a few
little twists in the road along the way. Together
since 1990, the Fourth Street Five Jazz Band has developed
a hard-driving sound that's distinctively their own.
Listen to a sample. 
