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The name Dixie Stompers was used by a variety of traditional jazz bands. One was a septet that recorded in the Midwest during the mid and late '50s. There was a Belgian septet using the name that recorded and peformed from 1944 to 1965, and for one session had <a href="spotify:artist:7MgcEvKSIj0OTcPVq4Mkc9">Benny Waters</a> playing with them on soprano and clarinet, as well as doing some arrangements. There was also a Dutch sextet that recorded two singles in 1962, and another American group led by cornetist Steve Lane that made one album for Major Minor Records. ~ Ron Wynn, Rovi
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