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Artist description
This is not your ordinary "Trio" (For starters, there are four members). The heart of their sound is a combination of all that is New Orleans: zydeco, cajun, rock and roll, honky-tonk, street parade, and jazz. Using a traditional New Orleans instrumentation, the DPT ventures into territory where few tubas have dared to tread. Led Zeppelin, Dr. John, Chuck Berry, Jelly Roll Morton ...no matter where their material comes from, the DPT transforms it into something fun and uniquely their own. |
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Music Style
zydeco, cajun, rock and roll, honky-tonk, street parade, jazz |
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Musical Influences
Louis Armstrong, Terrence Simien, Bella Fleck |
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Similar Artists
Squirrel Nut Zippers, Buckwheat Zydeco |
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Artist History
The Dixie Power Trio has been touring the country since 1993, playing in seedy clubs surrounded by chicken wire, and being commanded to play "Freebird" and "Stairway to Heaven." Over, and over, and over. |
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Group Members
The band is composed of four member: Andy "the King" Kochenour on tuba, Zachary Smith on cornet, accordion, washboard, and harmonica, Wayne Wilkinson on guitar, and Byron "JamJam" McWilliams on drums. |
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Instruments
cornet accordian guitar tuba washboard drums |
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Albums
"Out of Control" "Greetings from Gumboville" "Ain't My Fault" "Bad Spuds" |
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Press Reviews
"There is a huge sound coming from this group which deserves the attention of the Great Letterman. Dave...my man, listen to these boys and I'll buy you a Corona." -- Northern Virginia Rhythm....... "The very first notes, a strutting bass line played on tuba in honor of Professor Longhair, sets the Dixie Power Trio's album Out of Control apart from the pack, but that's just for starters." -- The Washington Post........ "The Dixie Power Trio takes great pride in delivering the unexpected. They know how to have fun, and how to delight a growing following in the process." -- The Free Lance-Star |
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Location
Fredericksburg, VA - USA |
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