If you like Dixie By Dorsey...
From the Same Crate
Dig deeper with nearby picks from the bins.
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Tommy Dorsey - Tea For Two Cha Chas - LP
$10.00Tommy Dorsey's 'Tea For Two Cha Chas' features a lively cha-cha rhythm that complements the big band sound of Jimmy Dorsey, making it a delightful follow-up for fans of orchestral jazz.
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Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra, Frank Sinatra - Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra Featuring Frank Sinatra - LP
$10.00Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra, Frank Sinatra's Tommy Dorsey And His Orchestra Featuring Frank Sinatra brings a acoustic small group charge that fans of Jimmy Dorsey usually grab next.
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Stan Kenton - Kenton Cavalcade - LP
$10.00Stan Kenton's 'Kenton Cavalcade' offers a sophisticated blend of jazz textures that fans of Dorsey's orchestral style will appreciate, with its focus on intricate arrangements.
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Harry Nilsson - Son Of Schmilsson - LP
$18.00Harry Nilsson fits beside Jimmy Dorsey as the kind of record you would likely keep in the same stack.
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Duke Ellington - Duke Ellington's Greatest Hits - LP
$10.00Duke Ellington's 'Duke Ellington's Greatest Hits' is a cornerstone of jazz that shares the rich, orchestral qualities found in Dorsey's music, making it a classic choice for any jazz enthusiast.
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Benny Goodman - Benny Goodman's Greatest Hits - LP
$10.00Benny Goodman's 'Greatest Hits' captures the swing era's spirit with its upbeat arrangements and lively performances, paralleling the joyful essence of Dorsey's work.
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Count Basie - Evergreens - LP
$10.00Count Basie's 'Evergreens' features a laid-back swing style that complements the orchestral jazz vibe of Jimmy Dorsey, perfect for those who enjoy smooth, rhythmic grooves.
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James Gang - Rides Again - LP
$24.00James Gang's 'Rides Again' may seem like a departure, but its focus on tight arrangements and strong melodies resonates with the orchestral influences found in Dorsey's music.




