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These musicians are amazing to listen to and watch, they are all so good!!!

Le meilleur groupe de jazz New Orleans...

Super groupe...❤

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Как обычно, генильно!

Es handelt sich hier um eine Straßenband aus New Orleans ein Mikrofon und ein Verstärker sind eigentlich ein wie sagt man Schatz tolle Sprachsteuerung ich sagte Schatz scheiße das versteht das Sprachsystem tolle Band am besten auf RUclips herunterladen gibt's tolle Aufnahmen

Always on my mind!

Plus j écoute vos prestations plus je suis acro. Merci

How do they play that well .....awesome 👏

Wined them up Girl ❤

Great sound but why does the lady playing the drums sit down like she is and looks odd

Obrigado pela música. Vocês são. Formidáveis. Cada jazz melhor que o outro. 👍👍😎😎💯

Robin is definitely one of the best washbord players if not "the" best.

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Great singing Greg....every day is a wonderful day, but after listening to you and Tuba Skinny do this song, today is gonna be "Some Sweet Day" Thank You!!!

I love Tuba Skinny.

Aaah, such a nice fun melody. And in every second one feels the fun of Tuba Skinny! Love it!

My favorite band! Craig needs to stop painting his legs gloss white! Ha-ha. Max getting better and better on the banjo! And Shaye's smile! Wonderful.

Absolutely blooming marvelous!, Many thanks for posting

Great to hear and see this. Was really hoping to have got to see them on this tour, but life gets in the way, bah! The rhythm on the banjo here is lovely ❤️😊

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Who wrote and arranged it? This post modern jazz at its finest.

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You just gotta love 'em all.

As an 83 year old widower living alone I have just come home from a ride on my electric bike and switched on this video of my favourite band and as always you guys have lifted my spirits...thank you David McCabe Dublin ireland

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Dile a sahye cohn que nós malacostumbra porque primero nós muestra sus preciosas piernas y ahora trae un vestido de monja

Many thanks, Waldschratt. This tune - a standard 12-bar blues played here in the key of E flat - originated in 1930 with The Mississippi Sheiks. There's quite a lot for fans of Shaye's signals to admire, for example, at 02:27, telling Craig to keep going and play a 'trading fours' chorus with her; at 02:42, the 'mouth' signal telling Greg to resume singing; at 03:19, telling Todd to take a chorus; at 01:33 and at 03:35 the twirling cornet to indicate she wants a full ensemble chorus. Tuba Skinny are fond of Mississippi Sheiks numbers: for example, they also play 'Tell Me To Do Right', 'That's It', 'Too Long', 'Fingering With Your Fingers', 'He Calls That Religion', 'Honey Babe, Let The Deal Go Down', 'I've Got Blood In My Eyes For You' and 'Loose Like That'. They have enough material to play a complete Mississippi Sheiks Tribute Concert!

Sousaphone is awesome..🎵🎵

Fantastic! I love this guys.

Thank you, Waldschratt. 'Chalmette Sunset', this lovely 24-bar reverie in A flat, was composed in 2020 by Barnabus Jones. It is also on the band's 2022 Album 'Magnolia Stroll'.

Barnabus' excellent composition ... so soulful ... BRAVO Tuba Skinny !! Danke, Waldschratt

Immer wieder ein Genuß Chalmette Sunset. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

Vielen Dank für neue Videos aus Diersbach. Die Akkustik ist excellent. Man kann Greg wunderbar hören. Tolle Solos Von Shaye, Barnabus und Craig und Todd. Liebe Grüße aus Berlin.👋

One of their really good songs. Greg singing into the mic clearly is great. Too many times, I have not been able to hear the lyrics.

The most interesting WHEEL-CHAIR I ever saw ...:-)))))

Good for Barnabus! Very pleasant to the ear.

great stuff!

A new TS fav.

the sound came out pretty good for a little video from the side. I like it when I can make out all the instruments at the same time.

There ar some numbers that stand out from the rest. This was one of those Loved the vocal (woulda to hear Erik sing it too..)

Heck, even their "sound check" sounds great! 😉

You guys are great! I collect old records, you have the sound right. Trombone player reminds me of Miff Mole, just terrific.

Not two great parts - Craigs and Robins solos - but three! The short slightly atonal "intermezzo" (at 1:26) was one of the best of those humorous tidbits that Skinny Tuba is so great at. So tight. So well timed. So surprising. And oh so funny!

They're all wizards, but the lad on the clarinet is brilliant.

The Skinny at its finest...Heck Ya.!!!

Thank you Waldschratt ! I salute the artistic respect that Tuba Skinny shows here, as so often, for the original recording ... BRAVO BRAVO !!

Thanks Pops Coffee, I count the bars and try to find out the a-a-b-a structure, as you have discribed in your new video.

Many thanks, Waldschratt. Tuba Skinny have taken no liberties with Jelly Roll Morton's original recording from 1926. Apart from sensibly omitting the vocal patter and car horn and other 'street noises', they have very precisely copied the performance of the Red Hot Peppers. Hoping I've got this right; but please correct me, someone, if you spot any errors: 00:25 INTRODUCTION 10 bars - two bars from the four rhythm players (imitating the piano on Jelly Roll's recording), followed by eight bars which include precise 'breaks' from the trombone, cornet and clarinet respectively. 00:40 FIRST 12-BAR BLUES THEME : Shaye leading with the melody, and offbeats (on 2 and 4 of each bar) from the rhythm players and the trombone. 00:58 SECOND 12-BLUES THEME : Shaye leading again but with a different melody. 01:15 FIRST 12-BAR BLUES THEME : this time played by Craig, but again with the offbeats in support. 01:33 BRIDGE (precisely as on the Morton recording):- so far we have been in the key of E flat, but this 4-bar passage transforms us into the key of A flat. 01:40 MAIN THEME - this is 32 bars in A flat - the part of a tune known since the time of Haydn as the 'Trio' - a lovely smooth melody with quite a few long notes, but punctuated (at 02:01, just as on the Morton recording) by a 'break' (played here by Todd). 02:28 MAIN THEME - the 32 bars again - very smooth. 03:15 CODA The amusing six bars (presumably imitating street noises) to round off the piece. Morton has an 8-bar Coda, but Tuba Skinny do well to omit his final two bars, which are played only by a motor horn.