The Sultans of Swing

The Sultans of Swing are the subject of an eponymous song by real-world band Dire Straits from their 1978 self-titled album.

According to the lyrics, they have horns (specifically trumpet) and are "blowing Dixie[land], double four time". They also play Creole, which presumably means a Zydeco type music.

They were inspired by a real band Mark Knopfler once saw, and contrast their grandiose name with their pub-band musical ability.

Named Members

Name	Band Role
Guitar George	Rhythm Guitar
Harry	Playing Honky Tonk (like anything)

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