Preservation_Hall_Jazz_Band-Thats_It-2013-404

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2014-10-18

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Artist: Preservation Hall Jazz Band
Album: That's It
Bitrate: 244kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Legacy Recordings
Genre: Jazz
Size: 69.77 megs
PlayTime: 0h 37min 37sec total
Rip Date: 2014-10-18
Store Date: 2013-00-00

Track List:
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01. That's It!                       3:22
02. Dear Lord (Give Me the           4:10
    Strength)
03. Come with Me                     2:44
04. Sugar Plum                       4:29
05. Rattlin' Bones                   3:19
06. I Think I Love You               3:20
07. August Nights                    4:25
08. Halfway Right, Halfway Wrong     4:18
09. Yellow Moon                      2:39
10. The Darker it Gets               3:04
11. Emmalena's Lullaby               1:47

Release Notes:
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t may be strange to say a band is on the rise 50 years into their career, but
in the case of Preservation Hall Jazz Band the evidence is undeniable. In the
past year they've been venerated at major North American music festivals,
collaborated with guest stars as wide ranging as The Del McCoury Band and Steve
Earle, and now they release the first album of original material in the band's
history, That's It!. Creative director David Jaffe says it's an effort by the
band's current members to leave their mark on the modern musical landscape, as
the great New Orleans jazz musicians of the past did in their day.

They have some well renowned friends to help them do it. This is not their first
time working with Jim James of My Morning Jacket: they collaborated on "St.
James Infirmary Part 1" on last year's St. Peter & 57th Street. This time he
brings his expertise to the producer's booth, using his laser focused attention
to detail to fine tune the band's sound. There are also a slew of well known
songwriters at work on That's It! Most notable is Paul Williams, best known for
a string of hits beginning in the 1970s and most recently involved with writing
on singing on Daft Punk's Random Access Memories.

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