The Bobcats

The Bobcats were the smaller Dixieland-leaning unit inside the Bob Crosby musical world. Built around players from the larger Bob Crosby organization, the group made room for looser swing, compact improvisation, and pieces such as Big Noise from Winnetka with Ray Bauduc. Their tag connects jazz, swing, and the small-band energy inside big-band culture.

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  Big Noise from Winnetka: timeless jazz melody born in a drum and bass jam

  Big Noise from Winnetka is one of the best-known jazz tunes of the 1930s, first recorded by the Chicago-based band The...