Morning Along the New Orleans Levee | 1920s New Orleans Jazz & Dixieland | Louis Jazz Cafe Vol.029

A bright morning begins along the Mississippi River in late-1920s New Orleans. The first musicians arrive by the levee as dock workers begin another day. A clarinet drifts across the river, a woman comes down to the landing, and the steady sound of tuba, banjo and cornet follows the rhythm of the working waterfront. By noon, friends pause beside the cargo sheds, a little music fills the break between jobs, and a slow steamboat makes its way down the Mississippi. This is Louis Jazz Cafe Vol.029 — a musical morning along the New Orleans levee, inspired by the sound and everyday life of traditional New Orleans jazz. 🎺 Traditional New Orleans Jazz 🎷 Early Dixieland 🪕 Vintage 1920s Jazz 🚢 A Morning Along the Mississippi River Thank you for spending another day in old New Orleans with Louis Jazz Cafe. Tracklist 00:00 Morning on the Levee 01:52 Good Morning, New Orleans 04:54 Clarinet by the River 07:11 She Came Down to the Landing 10:19 Tuba at the Steamboat Dock 12:54 Meet Me by the River at Noon 16:18 Cornet on the Levee 18:29 The River Keeps Rolling Along 21:49 Banjo by the Cargo Shed 23:55 One More Tune Before Lunch 27:03 Slow Boat Down the Mississippi 29:44 Noon Along the Levee #1920sJazz #NewOrleansJazz #DixielandJazz #TraditionalJazz #VintageJazz #OldJazz #MississippiRiver #NewOrleansMusic #LouisJazzCafe