Jazz Cats II: Back By Popular Demand

The Jazz Cats were called back by popular demand.

In downtown Eldon,

This trio of tre-cool cats were the most favored and revered band.

In 1924,

The Jazz Cats were making the rounds on their summer tour.

The Jazz Cats performed every single day.

There was nothing these cats loved more than scatting and jiving with the music they played.

The Jazz Cats jammed at Two Wheels Down,

Blue Waters and Waves.

They played the type of sounds that downtown Eldon craved.

Down around the block,

The Jazz Cats played at Nickel Brick.

They played all kinds of grooves,

Both slow and quick.

The Jazz Cats spent plenty summer days playing at Serendipity Roasting while sipping on iced lattes.

Crowds of cats were digging the icy cold sounds these Jazz Cats were dropping in the heat of the summer haze.

The Jazz Cats played at Whittles,

A downtown Eldon staple.

Their tunes echoed down the entire street of South Maple.

The cool cats created classics at the historic Randalls Court.

Occasionally,

In the crowd,

They would even note notorious gangster Alcatpone's support.

During the hot cat days of summer heat,

The Jazz Cats played at the Ice Cream Factory,

Where crowds of cats and kittens came for their favorite flavored ice cream sweets.

If you ever had the pleasure of catching the Jazz Cats live,

You were in for a one-of-a-kind treat.

These cats sure knew how to keep it cool in the midst of that sweltering summer heat.