1	Muskrat Ramble	2:40
2	Dear Old Southland	2:55
3	Saints Go Marching In (March)	2:53
4	Bourbon Street Parade	3:09
5	Down By The Riverside	3:24
6	T Formation	3:09
7	Jazz Me Blues	2:35
8	Saints Go Dixie	2:45
9	Go Saints Go	2:49
10	Saints Boogaloo At Halftime	3:57
11	Fifty Yard Blues	2:10

A copy of this album is in the
ZIDE JAHNCKE HIRT COLLECTION
OF AL HIRT MEMORABILIA
Earl K. Long Library, University of New Orleans.

Jacket back features New Orleans Saints 1970 team photo, surrounded by team members' autographs.
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Jare

What is this LP valued at since the Saints are doing so well ??

7+ years after your question, I just picked up a copy still in unopened shrink wrap for $20 at Euclid Records New Orleans.