This is perhaps one of the best examples I've heard of what fun a good jam session can be. It's clear by the happy faces the shouts of encouragement and the respectful way in which everyone participates. What fun!!!
I'm 70 Years Old. This tune (between more as houdred jazz tunes) is probably my favorite I learn (if I am not mistaken) by Jabbo Smith and play since 1959 (lead guitars or tenor banjo with my ownd "guitar band") each week-end. I like the trompet melody line and the chords contruction. It's the first time I hear this tune in a jam session. Gratulations to all nice musicians ! This upload change with (in jam sessions) "Tiger Rag", "High Society" or "Blues in Bb"...Best wishes from France. Jo
Whenever those of us olde timers(am 70) despair that when we go beyond the music dies behind us, we have the Andy Shrumm groups and new comers like Mike Davis and Josh Holcomb. Long may they be so!!
The tune is "Do something" from the 1929 film "Nothing But the Truth". Recorded back then by Helen Kane the "Boop Boop a Doop Girl", Florence Oldham"The Whispering Soprano", Sam Lanin groups under a couple of names, and McKinney's Cotton Pickers among others. It's been revived in the last few years by Katie Cavera and others. Really fine jam here.
I love how, after 3 cans of Pabst, the trombone player has lost his pants. This is a common occurrence in the jazz and ragtime bands I've played in. As I was a tuba player, after 3 cans of Pabst I usually had to recover a sandwich from somewhere inside my horn, and no, I didn't put it there.
Thanks for this wonderful upload-it is my favourite bit of jazz on youtube because it stays faithful to that style of 1920s hot playing that somehow got lost from the 30s onwards,with a few exceptions. I agree with David Glowacki that it is all the better for being recorded indoors. Lots of fine musicians so it is unfair to pick out any but I must! The two trombones were both great,the first trumpet soloist had a nice tone like Bix,bass sax-Rollini would have been proud and very pleasant banjo,not forgetting excellent alto solo at the beginning.
Now you can understand that I have been hiding my all-illuminating light under the proverbial bushel.Yes,I confess,I have been outed!Keep the JAZZ coming Tom.Perhaps it will keep me entertained for another decade.Who knows?Thank you again for all your contributions to JAZZ!
Jo, Why shucks boy, you're just a kid. I'm 72. Glad you liked the video. All the Best to you and yours there in France! From Missour, RagJazzMonkey Tom
This is perhaps one of the best examples I've heard of what fun a good jam session can be. It's clear by the happy faces the shouts of encouragement and the respectful way in which everyone participates. What fun!!!
I'm 70 Years Old. This tune (between more as houdred jazz tunes) is probably my favorite I learn (if I am not mistaken) by Jabbo Smith and play since 1959 (lead guitars or tenor banjo with my ownd "guitar band") each week-end. I like the trompet melody line and the chords contruction. It's the first time I hear this tune in a jam session. Gratulations to all nice musicians ! This upload change with (in jam sessions) "Tiger Rag", "High Society" or "Blues in Bb"...Best wishes from France. Jo
Whenever those of us olde timers(am 70) despair that when we go beyond the music dies behind us, we have the Andy Shrumm groups and new comers like Mike Davis and Josh Holcomb. Long may they be so!!
Great stuff.....Bix is smiling from beyond!!
Andy Schumm on bass saxophone and Dan Levinson on c-melody.
The tune is "Do something" from the 1929 film "Nothing But the Truth". Recorded back then by Helen Kane the "Boop Boop a Doop Girl", Florence Oldham"The Whispering Soprano", Sam Lanin groups under a couple of names, and McKinney's Cotton Pickers among others. It's been revived in the last few years by Katie Cavera and others. Really fine jam here.
What a jam ! Pure joy !
I love how, after 3 cans of Pabst, the trombone player has lost his pants. This is a common occurrence in the jazz and ragtime bands I've played in. As I was a tuba player, after 3 cans of Pabst I usually had to recover a sandwich from somewhere inside my horn, and no, I didn't put it there.
hahahaha!
Great Jam. Thanks
From Mar del Plata - Argentina
that's it - I've got to go to Davenport!
La alegrà de tocar jazz manifiesta en este video. Es un regocijo para el espiritu.
Thanks for this wonderful upload-it is my favourite bit of jazz on youtube because it stays faithful to that style of 1920s hot playing that somehow got lost from the 30s onwards,with a few exceptions. I agree with David Glowacki that it is all the better for being recorded indoors. Lots of fine musicians so it is unfair to pick out any but I must! The two trombones were both great,the first trumpet soloist had a nice tone like Bix,bass sax-Rollini would have been proud and very pleasant banjo,not forgetting excellent alto solo at the beginning.
This is more that music. Is energy and hapyness. Very good. Albert
The sound is so much better when played indoors as you get a bit of reverb.When they jam outdoors the sound gets a bit lost out in the open
And I am so envious of these chaps who can play with such ability.Must have had a great time together.
Now you can understand that I have been hiding my all-illuminating light under the proverbial bushel.Yes,I confess,I have been outed!Keep the JAZZ coming Tom.Perhaps it will keep me entertained for another decade.Who knows?Thank you again for all your contributions to JAZZ!
Love the way all the youngsters have 1920s haircuts
Un grupo de trasnochados e inspirados llevan la música de jazz a la estratosfera. Que no se mueran nunca !
pure heaven.
Heaven for heathens on earth. It was fabulous, and glad you enjoyed it.
RagJazzMonkey Tom
EXCELENT MUSIC SUPER RITHM
good video of a classic session Tom!
+bixchick007
Big FUN and More to come in August! Hope to see you there again.
The music lives.....or it's gone!!
Jo,
Why shucks boy, you're just a kid. I'm 72. Glad you liked the video.
All the Best to you and yours there in France!
From Missour,
RagJazzMonkey Tom
famtastic keep them coming
That was fun! 💥🎵🎵🎺
DO DO DO SOMETHING!!!!!!!!
めちゃ楽しそう
"Guest Laundry".... Now we know where the 'bone player's trousers went.
Thanks,Tom,for another wonderful JAZZ experience!All the usual suspects jamming away;it sounds like heaven to me!
Squarerig, you ornery old devil you! I wasn't aware that you had attained such a crusty level of seniorosity.
BEST!
RJM Tom
My t fine. Thanks
And I,Tom,can top all that stuff for I am approaching-not as fast as I once was,admittedly,my eightieth birthday.How's that for one upmanship?
no mas pantelones
No need for a double bass in the group when there’s a bass sax.
Kkm