Royal Garden Blues

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"Royal Garden Blues" is a classic early jazz standard, widely recorded and performed, that became a staple of traditional New Orleans–style jazz repertoire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf jazz standard
composer Clarence Williams
Spencer Williams
countryOfOrigin United States
decade 1910s
genre Dixieland
New Orleans jazz
jazz
hasForm 12-bar blues
hasStyleCharacteristic blues-based harmony
collective improvisation
up-tempo swing feel
hasTitleWord Blues
Garden
Royal
influencedGenre swing
traditional jazz revival
isFrequentlyPerformedAs instrumental
vocal
isPartOf early jazz repertoire
isStandardIn New Orleans–style jazz repertoire
traditional jazz repertoire
language English
lyricist Clarence Williams
Spencer Williams
notableRecordingBy Benny Goodman
Bix Beiderbecke
Duke Ellington
Jack Teagarden
Jelly Roll Morton
Louis Armstrong
Muggsy Spanier
Original Dixieland Jazz Band
placeOfOrigin New Orleans
publicationYear 1919

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Clarence Williams notableWork "Royal Garden Blues"
linked to: Royal Garden Blues
Branford Marsalis notableWork Royal Garden Blues
Ambassador Satch hasTrack Royal Garden Blues
Satchmo at Symphony Hall hasTrack Royal Garden Blues
The Wolverines notableRecording “Royal Garden Blues”
linked to: Royal Garden Blues
Back to Back hasTrack Royal Garden Blues
subject linked to: “Back to Back”