"INDIANA": ANDY SCHUMM SALUTES EDDIE CONDON at WHITLEY BAY (Nov. 3, 2013)

This music doesn't bother anyone. Andy Schumm, cornet and surprises; Stephane Gillot, Matthias Seuffert, reeds; Kristoffer Kompen, trombone (often out of range but invaluable); Martin Seck, piano; Spats Langham, banjo; Malcolm Sked, string bass; Josh Duffee, drums. Recorded on November 3, 2013, at the Whitley Bay Classic Jazz Party by Michael Steinman for JAZZ LIVES (www.jazzlives.w...).

[@johnderby8921]

Sounds just great way out east!!!! NH

[@msjazzmeblues]

Great hot jazz as it should be played!

[@zman1937]

GREAT !! Thanks for posting that.

[@arthurcarr1544]

The banjo player looks like Eddie, Eddie lives, great stuff.

[@arthurcarr1544]

Eddie would have loved this, as a old trombone player I would have liked to hear the trom without the mute, that's all folks.

[@solet579]

Wonderful!!

[@jovannilaporte9983]

2:13 When the band plays the slow piece. The audience: *banjoist*

[@jovannilaporte9983]

licc at 3:32

[@sywedis4019]

Nope, it sure don't...(A Nice use of an Eddie Condonism there)

[@_marcolacerda]

1:50
What is this instrument?

[@swingyoucats]

That is a homemade instrument, made famous by the singer Red McKenzie. It is a common pocket comb wrapped in tissue paper or newspaper, through which one can buzz a melody -- think of a kazoo -- and in the right hands, it is as hot as a cornet.