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Swing and rockabilly intersect.
Produced by Phil Ramone, this rock album, featuring a 17-piece horn section, laid the foundation for neo-swing.
A bouncy rhythm section, sharp horns, and distorted guitars intertwine. Brian Setzer fuses the style of jump blues with the energy of rockabilly. He showcases co-written songs with Joe Strummer on "Ghost Radio" and "Guitar Slinger." A total of 17 horn players build a three-dimensional soundscape, and Phil Ramone's production ensures a clear sound.
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Brian Setzer Orchestra
Dirty Boogie
(CD)
Brian Setzer
Jumpin East of Java: Live in Japan
(CD)
