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Snag it
"Snag-it" is a song written by Joe "King" Oliver. Oliver recorded the song with his Dixie Syncopators in Chicago for Vocalion/Brunswick on September 17, 1926.〔Anderson, Gene Henry, 2007, ''The Original Hot Five Recordings of Louis Armstrong'', Pendragon Press, ISBN 1-57647-120-9, ISBN 978-1-57647-120-3, p. 106〕 Since then it has been recorded by numerous others, notably Louis Armstrong, Terry Lightfoot, Bunk Johnson, Humphrey Lyttelton and contemporary artists such as Jeff Healey among many others.
"Snag-it" is typical of the jazz style that Oliver developed during his early career. "Snag-it" continues to be performed today, partly due to its historical significance. Oliver was Armstrong's teacher and mentor, the latter commenting〔Gary Giddins, 2001, ''Satchmo: The Genius of Louis Armstrong'', Da Capo Press, ISBN 978-0-306-81013-8〕 that Oliver was a pioneer in the evolution of jazz. Oliver is significant as one of those who shaped the Creole sound of New Orleans jazz.〔Louis Armstrong, 1986, ''Satchmo'', Da Capo Press, ISBN 978-0-306-80276-8 〕
"Snag-it" appeared on the album of the same name by Franz Jackson, as well as on Armstrong's ''Satchmo: A Musical Autobiography''.
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