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“Gutsy, gritty and grabbing is the way I would describe the Shotgun Jazz Band... straight-ahead New Orleans jazz of the first order—no tricks or gimmicks here”
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Steppin On The Gas
Shotgun Jazz Band, 2017
- Gulf Coast Blues
- White Ghost Shivers
- How Am I to Know?
- She's Crying For Me
- Moonlight Bay
- Smiles
- I Hate a Man Like You
- Down By The Riverside
- Whenever You’re Lonesome
- Rose Of Bombay
- Breeze
- Curse Of An Aching Heart
- Old Miss Rag
- Pretend
- Old Kentucky Home
- Guilty
- Steppin On The Gas
- Deep River
Yearning
Shotgun Jazz Band, 2014
- I Believe I Can Make It by Myself
- You Always Hurt the One You Love
- Get a Working Man
- Tears
- Dream
- Yearning Just for You
- Hindustan
- He’ll Have to Go
- Over in the Glory Land
- I Love You So Much It Hurts Me
- Kentucky Blues
- Love in Bloom
- Mobile Stomp
- You Broke Your Promise
- Tennessee Waltz
- I’ll See You in My Dreams
"...Everyone in the band is at the top of their form through all 16 of these delightful cuts. Trumpeter Marla Dixon is exciting as usual as one of the dozen or so women around playing first-class jazz on a horn... Charlie Halloran’s gut-bucket trombone is a perfect match in the front line, along with the moaning saxophone and Dodds-like clarinet of James Evans."
— Steve Steinberg, Yearning Review, Offbeat Magazine, December 2014
Don’t Give Up The Ship
Shotgun Jazz Band, 2013
- Old Man Mose
- Girl, You Better Use Your Head
- Creole Song (C’est L’autre Cancan)
- Lead Me, Savior
- Nobody Knows You When You’re Down and Out
- All the Whores
- Indian Sagua
- Salutation March
- Weed Smoker’s Dream
- Release Me
- Short Dress Gal
- Silver Bell
- What’ll I Do?
- When You and I Were Young, Maggie
- Raining In My Heart
- Don’t Give Up the Ship
"The Shotgun Jazz Band plays with a certain attitude that is right on and refreshing. It’s edgy but not off-putting. Many times you hear traditional jazz done with the attitude that panders to the tourists and has the vibe of “Really, in the grand scheme of things, nobody likes this music so please like us.” The Shotgun Jazz Band has a little more punk rock that comes off as “We know we’re good and this is great music, so if you don’t, tough luck.”
— David Kunian, Don't Give Up The Ship Review, Offbeat Magazine, 2014

One Drink Minimum
Shotgun Jazz Band, 2012
- Introduction
- Girl of My Dreams
- Bogalusa Strut
- Careless Love
- That’s A Plenty
- Tishomingo Blues
- Washington and Lee Swing
- Willie the Weeper
- Sheik of Araby
- You Tell Me Your Dreams
- Algiers Strut
- Peoria
- Nobody Knows The Way I Feel This Morning