Jolly Good | Royalty Free Old Timey Music



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Description: An old-time jazzy ragtime tune. Easygoing trumpet, double bass, and drums evoke the feelings of the early 20th Century. It's got a vintage crackling record effect on it for added authenticity.

The uncompressed download includes a more modern sounding mix without the gramophone effect.

Uses: I imagine this would sound good for skits, and spoofs of the roaring twenties. Also, I could imagine it over credits.

BPM: 95

ISRC: UKEZT1800001

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Tags: 20s, 30s, Gramophone, crackle, drums, guitar, honky-tonk, jazz, muted trumpet, old-fashioned, oldies, ragtime, record, traps, two-step, upright bass, vintage

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Jolly Good is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License by Shane Ivers of .

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