Cellar Boys with Roya Naldi @ Phil Pospychala's "A Tribut to Bix", Racine, WI, March 10th, Final Set

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  • Опубликовано: 13 янв 2025

Комментарии • 14

  • @edwardvasicek5068
    @edwardvasicek5068 Год назад +1

    Love it all, esp. Roya's vocals and the Bix-like impressionistic cornet! What a great band this is!

  • @andreaduncan1042
    @andreaduncan1042 3 года назад +3

    Pleasant and genteel.

  • @Sebb88888
    @Sebb88888 4 года назад +2

    beatifull Roya, is living in the tweenties del siglo pasado, Roya is that time, she is wonderfull and sing is the best..saludos desde Chile octava region.

  • @ursphilipphug4334
    @ursphilipphug4334 5 лет назад +5

    That's my Music!

  • @yogisuperman
    @yogisuperman 4 года назад +2

    Roya's hair style and look, copied 1920s silent movie star Louise Brooks who was chosen by Empire magazine as one of the 100 Sexiest Stars in film history. At 41:00 Roya sings "Do Do Do," from Annette Hanshaw's songbook.

  • @colinbundred2412
    @colinbundred2412 4 года назад +1

    It’s kinda sad to see a jazz band eyes glued to the sheet music!

    • @sammckinstry
      @sammckinstry 2 года назад +1

      They do jazz dance music of the twenties and early thirties and play a huge repertoire the average busking jazz band can't begin to equal. Much of what you hear is improvised, for example, the solos. All the great jazzers of the classic period played in bands of this type and did jam sessions after hours. That's how they made a living, including Bix and Louis. The records of the period are the evidence.

  • @vincent7520
    @vincent7520 5 лет назад +1

    When raw and wild music that comes from the heart and guts is whitewashed… rather "white washed". - sigh

    • @sammckinstry
      @sammckinstry 2 года назад

      The band you see here do authentic part-arranged jazz dance music of the twenties and early thirties and play a huge repertoire the average busking jazz band can't begin to equal. Much of what you hear is improvised, for example, the solos. All the great jazzers of the classic period played in bands of this type and did jam sessions after hours. That's how they made a living, including Bix and Louis. The records of the period are the evidence. All of the musicians here can cut loose with the best of them, too.