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Best dixieland songs of the 1950s

Songs from the dixieland albums of the 1950s, ordered by their own ratings rather than the record's.

  1. 2King Creole coverSteadfast, Loyal and TrueElvis Presley · King Creole
  2. 3King Creole coverYoung DreamsElvis Presley · King Creole
  3. 4King Creole coverCrawfishElvis Presley · King Creole
  4. 5King Creole coverLover DollElvis Presley · King Creole
  5. 6King Creole coverDon't Ask Me WhyElvis Presley · King Creole
  6. 7King Creole coverDixieland RockElvis Presley · King Creole
  7. 8King Creole coverTroubleElvis Presley · King Creole
  8. 9King Creole coverHard Headed WomanElvis Presley · King Creole
  9. 10King Creole coverAs Long as I Have YouElvis Presley · King Creole
  10. 11King Creole coverKing CreoleElvis Presley · King Creole
  11. 12Louis and the Good Book coverChristmas Night in HarlemLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  12. 13Louis and the Good Book coverZat You Santa Claus?Louis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  13. 14Louis and the Good Book coverThis TrainLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  14. 15Louis and the Good Book coverDidn't It RainLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  15. 16Louis and the Good Book coverJonah and the WhaleLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  16. 17Louis and the Good Book coverSometimes I Feel Like a Motherless ChildLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  17. 18Louis and the Good Book coverSwing Low, Sweet ChariotLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  18. 19Louis and the Good Book coverDown by the RiversideLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  19. 20Louis and the Good Book coverOn My Way (Got on My Travelin' Shoes)Louis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  20. 21Louis and the Good Book coverEzekiel Saw de WheelLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  21. 22Louis and the Good Book coverRock My Soul (In the Bosom O Abraham)Louis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book
  22. 23Louis and the Good Book coverShadrackLouis Armstrong · Louis and the Good Book

One great song, one bad album

Tracks carry their own ratings here, so a record you would never play front to back can still have a song worth defending.

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