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At The Jazz Band Ball - Bing Crosby (本·考斯比)

Written by：Edwin Edwards/James La Rocca/Johnny Mercer/Larry Shields/Anthony Sbarvard/H.W. Ragas

Back when a nickel would buy

Free fingers of pretty good ride

Piano players in the honky tonks

Would have to work on a slide

One two was known to a few

Some steady habitues too

So the word of mouth spread around the south

Strikely on to new

You better dig that jazz band ball

'Cause it's the find and stop them all

If all five positions in the small saloon

Inventin' the rag time tune

They kind a made up their own brand

Without a note up on the stand

And they called it d I X I E

Hot pan alley candy land

Well Sir you know submit caught on

What's more it was strictly bontom

'Cause like the winner at the starting gate

This music got it and gone

It moved from over the tracks

Into the society shacks

It was wonderful

And deductible from the income tax

You gotta dig that jazz band ball

'Cause it's the finds as to them all

When the trumpet player takes a monologue

The people shout well ooh that dog

And if you ask how come that yell

They kinda grin and then say well

When the band plays J A double zee

It's A B A double L

When the band plays J A double zee

It's A B A double L