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swervy world
traditional jazz band

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Ain't Miss-behaving. 

All Of Me 

All Night Long. 

After You've Gone. 

Take The A-Train  

Autumn Leaves.   

​​Basin Street Blues. 

Barcarolle 

Baker Street. 

Bear Necessities. 

Brown Eyed Handsome Man. 

Boogie Woogie on a Saturday night. 

Bourbon Street Parade

Banana Split For My Baby. 

Blame It On The Boogie. 

Blue Skies. 

Blue Monk. 

Blues In The Night
Blue Light Boogie 

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy. 

Bill Bailey​

Country Roads Take Me Home

Choo choo boogie. 

Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White. 

Crazy.  

Come dancing (the kinks) β€‹

Dream a little dream. 

Dr Jazz 

Don't get around much anymore. 

Double Exposure. 

Dark town strutters ball. 

Dark eyes. 

You're Driving me 😝 Crazy. 

Doxy 

Dead End Street 

Dinah. 

East St. Louis toodleoo. 

Enjoy Yourself 

Elizabethan Serenade. 

Everything stops for tea. 

Every Breath You Take β€‹

Flying Home. β€‹

Ghost riders I the sky. 

​Honey Rock 

Honeysuckle Rose

Hoots mon (There's a moose loose) β€‹

Iko Iko 

It ain't what you want

I found a new baby  

I can't give you anything but Love 

In the summertime. 

In the mood 

I'm beginning to see the light. 

I’m an old cow hand 

I’m Walking β€‹

Jump jive and wail. β€‹

Lady be good. 

Le freak. 

Let The Four Winds Blow 

La Cakaracha.  

Large Large House. β€‹

Monster mash 

Maple Leaf Rag. 

Man of mystery. 

Man in space 

Moonlight serenade. 

Makin whoopee. 

Midnight in Moscow. 

Misseralou. 

Mini the moocher. 

Money money moneyπŸ’°.  

Money's Getting Cheaper

Morris minor. 

My way. 

Margie. 

My blue heaven. 

Muskrat Ramble. β€‹

New York New York. 

Nuages 

Nadine (is it really you?)​

On the sunny side of the street. 

One step beyond.  

Passadena. 

Peter and the wolf 

Pink panther. 

Putting on the ritz. 

Putting On The Style. 

Puzzle Bok β€‹

Ragtime Cowboy Jdo. 

Ragg mopp. 

Rawhide. 

Rockin' In Rhythm

Rocket to the moon 

Royal Garden Blues

Swinging in a tipi. 

In The Summertime. 

Shine 

Sweet sue 

Swings the Thing

Slow boat to China 

Sea Cruise 

See you later alligator.  

Sing sing sing. 

Smoke smoke smoke πŸ’¨ . 

Sway.   

Shake rattle and roll.  

Stomping at the savoy. 

Stomping At Decca. 

St. Louis blues. 

St James Infirmary.  

Some of these days 

Steel guitar rag. 

Steam train. 

Steam heat. 

Sheik of araby 

Sentimental journey. 

​The spook 

The Music Goes Round and Round 

The Old Saxophone Rag. 

The Entertainer.  

The God father.  

Thomas the tank engine. 

Those Were The Days 

Train number 1. 

Teenage wedding. 

Take the A Train   

Tequila. 

Tom Hark. 

Too Tight Rag. 

Too Much Monkey Business 

Tarzans Nuts. 

A Taste of honey. 

T.n.t. 

Tijuana taxi. 

Twelfth Street Rag 

Tuxedo junction. β€‹ β€‹ 

When your smiling. 

When My Dreamboat Comes Home. 

When the saints.

When I'm cleaning windows. 

Who threw the πŸ₯ƒ whiskey down the well. β€‹

You're the most. 

Your diving me 😜 Crazy 

You Always Hurt The One You Love. 

Swervy World is a British traditional jazz and acoustic street band founded in 1996 by Stephane Spitz. 

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  • Musical Style: Old-time acoustic music, classic show tunes, New Orleans-style jazz, ragtime, and swing from the early-to-mid 20th century.

  • Founder: Stephane Spitz (saxophone, musical director, and vocals).

  • The band features seasoned street musicians: Danny Colchester (trombone), Roger Pastry (banjo), Sam Dorrell (sousaphone), Kit Lacey (drums/washboard), and occasional trumpet from Peter Leonard. 

  • Performances: Known for public performances at festivals, street events and community dances across the UK.  

To book Swervy World traditional jazz band, send an email to: swervyworld@hotmail.com 


In your email please include the date and time of performance, the full venue address and a short description of what the event is.
I will get right back to you with the bands availability, and a detailed quote. 

Write to Stephane at: swervyworld@hotmail.com
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