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marvellous execution, anyone has a sheet for the bass line to share?

Brilliant! We'll definitely steal a few ideas for our own version 😁

Awesome love it you guys are kicking it.

Brilliant band

Bourbon street indoors too!

Looks like everyone of you have fun and great time.

The girl that sings is very good!

Amazing

Looking forward to lots of videos in 2025. Bonne année et bonne santé!

C'est super ! Enfin un orchestre qui joue dans l'esprit de la Nouvelle Orléans

😊Happy new year to everyone , a lot of nice music, best wishes!!

Joyeux de vous écouter

Muy bien, esa tuba!!!

Happy New Year from a cold York. You start it off well.

Many thanks. Always a fun number. Some enterprising solo triple-twelve-bar choruses. Great stuff from Coline, who sets it up an then keeps it bouncing.

Novy God !! 🎺

A very good start for 2025. And a beginnng with the tuba girl! Greetings from a Cold Oslo Norway. ,

Demuestran ganas de tocar, tal como se interpreta el jazz

Enchanting!

Excellent

This is a truly amazing interpetation of one of the best jazz songs of all time. Much respect guys.

😮😮😮

Thanks for the newest videos. And to the rythm section, steady and fine backing from tuba, washboard and banjo. Merry christmas to you all!

To go to Toulose.

Cada video me gusta más esta banda!

Siempre es un placer escucharlos.

🔥🎺 ; casting de ouf à la trompette !

Honest musicians in a dishonest time. If this video had the tip function activated I would graciously tip.

Замечательно! )) Но вокал должен быть ближе к микрофону, по моему скромному мнению.

Thank you. As ever, an amusing and enterprising interpretation from your wonderful little band. 'Dinah' was composed by Harry Akst, Sam Lewis and Joe Young in 1925.

You‘re brilliant!

Many thanks. I must admit 'St. James Infirmary', though unusual and probably unique in traditional jazz repertoire, is not one of my favourite tunes: it is very short, with a dreary melody, and dependent so much (about half of it) on the C minor chord. However, everything you touch turns to gold. This performance is thoroughly enjoyable and absorbing. Supported by the tasteful rock-solid rhythm section, the trombone, clarinet and trumpet solos are teasingly clever; and the long-note support for the banjo works well. Nora's unamplified singing is just right and, as ever, Coline's playing is exemplary in providing the foundation on which it is all built. Adrien's brave end to the final chorus (in Louis Armstrong high-note territory) was splendid and had me holding my breath while he went for that high Concert C - not easy in the open air on a cold day!

You are the jazz band I want on my hearse wagon! When I'm getting ready to go I'll give you a call.

Best greetings from a Norway covered in snow. Would like to be in Carcasonne, but it is too far away. Hope to see some videos! "That's a plenty" was extraordinary,

Excellent once again! Upload more and more and more, please!!!

Absolutely wonderful! Made my day! Thank you. ✌

Les raisons pour lesquelles je regrette mes jours toulousains sont nombreuses, et ne plus avoir la chance de croiser Ramène ta trompette au détour d'une rue en fait partie !

Fantastique! Merci!

👯‍♀️🔥🎺👌

Excelente, como siempre!!

Joie, enfin ☺ Merci de Montréal, Canada.

Another wonderful performance! Please post more and more and more!

Many thanks! Great to have you back on our screens again. Super energetic performances all round. And I note you play 'Bourbon Street' in the very sensible and comfortable key of A flat. Many bands go for F or B flat.

Love from Toulouse <3

Are you happening to be playing anywhere between Dec 14-Dec 30? Our bandmate (Clarinet) is visiting Barcelona during that time... it's like a 6 hour train ride? :) She'd love you all!

Bravo, colegas!!!

❤ love your music!! Beautiful!!!

Ramene

Joyous :) well played all. Love it!!!

Awesome ! Grabbed and set on my USB key to listen in my car 🥰