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  • Al Hirt is a favorite son of his native New Orleans, the town that gave America Dixieland Jazz. Known for years as the "Round Mound of Sound," the genial Hirt is the most popular working Dixieland musician in the country.
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      • Al hirt biography new orleans scene In , Hirt played a solo rendition of "Ave Maria" [a] for Pope John Paul II's visit to New Orleans.
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      Al hirt biography new orleans scene prints Capture the essence of New Orleans jazz with this Al Hirt 11 x 14 art print.
      Al hirt biography new orleans scene paint by number Al Hirt is a favorite son of his native New Orleans, the town that gave America Dixieland Jazz.
    Al hirt biography new orleans scene In , Hirt played a solo rendition of "Ave Maria" [a] for Pope John Paul II's visit to New Orleans.
    Al hirt biography new orleans scene fabric Al Hirt was the King of Bourbon Street and New Orleans Jazz.
    Al hirt biography new orleans scene prints Capture the essence of New Orleans jazz with this Al Hirt 11 x 14 art print.
    Al hirt biography new orleans scene paint by number Al Hirt is a favorite son of his native New Orleans, the town that gave America Dixieland Jazz.

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  • Capture the essence of New Orleans jazz with this Al Hirt 11 x 14 art print. Inspired by the local jazz community of New Orleans, this print pays homage to the iconic trumpeter. With vibrant .
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  • In , Hirt played a solo rendition of "Ave Maria" [a] for Pope John Paul II's visit to New Orleans. He is referred to in the film Good Morning, Vietnam, in a broadcast made by Lieutenant Hauk (Bruno Kirby). See more.
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  • Al Hirt was the King of Bourbon Street and New Orleans Jazz. Al Hirt was always a bigger than life figure, weighing nearly pounds. Affectionately known as Jumbo by his friends, he was Missing: fabric.
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