K.K. Dixie
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| Genre | Southern traditional | |||||||
| Mood | Good | |||||||
| Instruments | Drums, piano, trumpet | |||||||
| Owned by | Axel, Clyde, Nana, Paula (NL), Tom Nook (RV) | |||||||
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"K.K. Dixie" is a song by K.K. Slider. It has a bright theme to it with many electric, lazy, keyboard patterns based on Antebellum-era folk music from the American south.
Axel, Clyde, Nana and Paula all play this song if they have a stereo. Paula also appears on the album cover with Curt and Bill playing various brass instruments in a typical Antebellum town, alongside K.K. Slider playing a banjo. The Doubutsu no Mori e+ e-Reader card it is based on originally featured Fruity in Bill's place. The style of the song is based on early 20th century jazz from the south-eastern United States, specifically Dixieland.
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Miscellaneous[edit]
- Doubutsu no Mori e+ e-Card K01 (K.K. Dixie).jpg
The e-Reader card for K.K. Dixie
Names in other languages[edit]
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けけディキシー Keke dikkishī |
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K.K.딕시 K.K Diksi |
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K.K.迪克西 (iQue) K.K. Díkè xī |
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Дикси К. К. Diksi K. K. |
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K.K.-dixieland | K.K. Dixieland |
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K.K. Dixie | — |
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Tota-old-jazz | K.K. Old Jazz |
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Kéké dixie | — |
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K.K. Dixie | — |
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