Alligator Crawl

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"Alligator Crawl" is a classic early jazz composition best known for Louis Armstrong’s virtuosic 1927 Hot Seven recording, featuring intricate trumpet lines and a lively New Orleans-style groove.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf jazz composition
song
associatedWithCity New Orleans NERFINISHED
associatedWithEnsemble Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
featuresCharacteristic intricate trumpet lines
virtuosic trumpet lines
featuresInstrument trumpet
featuresStyle New Orleans-style groove
genre New Orleans jazz
early jazz
hasInfluenceOn traditional jazz repertoire
hasMusicalForm instrumental
influencedGenre Dixieland NERFINISHED
traditional jazz
language instrumental (no lyrics)
musicalEra 1920s jazz
notableFor hot jazz ensemble interplay
showcasing Louis Armstrong’s early solo style
notableRecording Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven 1927 recording NERFINISHED
notableRecordingBy Louis Armstrong NERFINISHED
partOfRepertoire classic jazz standards
performancePractice collective improvisation
featured trumpet solos
recordedBy Louis Armstrong and His Hot Seven NERFINISHED
recordingFormat 78 rpm shellac disc
recordingType studio recording
recordingYear 1927
recordLabel Okeh Records NERFINISHED
tempo lively

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