Tamar's voice and Shayes cornet make a wonderful couple...makes me happy just to think of them. I came here via Tamar singing 'Someday Sweetheart'...and there's no going home...Thanks Raoul... Alan
The reason everyone is smiling, especially Shaye, is that the singer, Tamar Korn, has lit the fire of magic under the Loose Marbles and they know it ! She's an amazing jazz singer with a sound that's straight out of the 1930's, who does what great jazz singers are supposed to do, imitate the sounds and rhythms of the instruments as she does so skillfully, sounding like a muted trumpet in her scat solo. which is also unique to jazz. Shaye loves it, which is why she's smiling so broadly as Tamar goes into it. Tamar has played in NYC on Orchard Street, Lower East Side, with Michael Magro, clarinet, ( co founder, with Ben Polcer of Loose Marbles), as well as Canada, France and China. She's one helluva singer ! It's also one helluva band !
Love this ! Shaye is delighted with Tamar Korn's "muted horn" and they trade phrases. Michael Magro, clarinet, and for many years with Ben Polcer, created Loose Marbles as a movable feast of traditional jazz players and was highly successful in New Orleans, N.Y.C. and touring for about a decade. Many fine musician got a start or a boost playing with Michael & Ben, including the core of Tuba Skinny, Meshiya Lake, Marla Dixon I'm told, and others. It's a terrific mix of New Orleans players - see below, and including Julie Schexnayder -on Bass.
Very much enjoyed the musicianship in the vocals. This is now an orchestra of sorts. The tradition of everyone being able to take a solo will mean that some pieces could last all day. Suits me fine.
its a joy to watch these guys found each other, like-minded musicians - creating such cool music together. Doubt many if any of them rich, but they have something special that cannot be bought. Lovely video. Love Tamar too x
I wonder if Tamar Korn sings any Boswell Sisters songs? She would be a natural with her style, particularly if she had two sisters who could sing like her!
Don't forget this drummer. This guy is excellent. He looks like the same guy that is playing in the tuba skinny band. I personally prefer the drum kit to the washboard for this music but he is very good at both. What a pleasure to listen to .
@@tomhendricks3841 Robin is playing in the authentic style of the early New Orleans jazz drummers, made famous by guys like Baby Dodds and Paul Barbarin, in the 1920's and 30's. Baby Dodds moved north to Chicago with the great King Oliver band in the early 20's and had a great influence on the legendary Gene Krupa, also from Chicago, before Krupa came to NYC.
I downloaded this as an MP3, listen on headphones, and I appreciate it even more. 320 RUclips, an add on on Firefox, lets u download the audio of any video
WHY oh why did Tamar not have a mic of some kind? She's terrific, and I wanted to HEAR HER! So did Shaye, who was totally blown away by Tamar's performance and actually thanked her at the end.................( not everyone in the band felt the same, namely the clarinet :))
@@RaoulDuke504RC Thanks for that, and for all the great stuff you put on here! it seems a shame that such a great voice was muted, does the prohibition include megaphones?
+fetermcblues Oh yes. I saw Tuba Skinny a couple of weeks ago at the d.b.a. and Shaye is definitely still with them. Erika was missing however. "Out of town" I was told by Robin. Hope she returns soon. What you see in this video is basically Tuba Skinny with a few pick up performers, therefore the appellation "Loose Marbles". Notice that Todd is playing tenor banjo here instead of the tuba. That was his instrument before he took up the tuba.
What ever the band is called, Shaye play's in several bands, one way or the other, this one's name is Loose Marbles with known people. On the floor stands fore Marble stones, Marmere stenen into Dutch, so Brian learned something in your language
Shaye's playing gets hotter and more relaxed with every passing day. What a lovely little band this is.
Tamar's voice and Shayes cornet make a wonderful couple...makes me happy just to think of them. I came here via Tamar singing 'Someday Sweetheart'...and there's no going home...Thanks Raoul...
Alan
Amen sir! And just for a moment, I thought I heard Shaye's cornet start scatting! 🎺😂👍
The reason everyone is smiling, especially Shaye, is that the singer, Tamar Korn, has lit the fire of magic under the Loose Marbles and they know it ! She's an amazing jazz singer with a sound that's straight out of the 1930's, who does what great jazz singers are supposed to do, imitate the sounds and rhythms of the instruments as she does so skillfully, sounding like a muted trumpet in her scat solo. which is also unique to jazz. Shaye loves it, which is why she's smiling so broadly as Tamar goes into it. Tamar has played in NYC on Orchard Street, Lower East Side, with Michael Magro, clarinet, ( co founder, with Ben Polcer of Loose Marbles), as well as Canada, France and China. She's one helluva singer ! It's also one helluva band !
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The amazing singer is adding fervour to the music ... !
Robin is just as at home on the drums as he is on the washboard!:-)
Love this ! Shaye is delighted with Tamar Korn's "muted horn" and they trade phrases.
Michael Magro, clarinet, and for many years with Ben Polcer, created Loose Marbles as a movable feast of traditional jazz players and was highly successful in New Orleans, N.Y.C. and touring for about a decade. Many fine musician got a start or a boost playing with Michael & Ben, including the core of Tuba Skinny, Meshiya Lake, Marla Dixon I'm told, and others. It's a terrific mix of New Orleans players - see below, and including Julie Schexnayder -on Bass.
Bob Throne , elle fait aussi scie musicale ... ruclips.net/video/wcyJUV9tFMc/видео.html ... en duo avec Chloé ... (~3:45)
With Marla Dixon on trumpet, Loose Marbles featured Shaye Cohn on piano.
All of Tuba Skinny, I think. Tuba Skinny, himself, on his original instrument, the five string banjo.
WOW!, what a highlight, and everybody´s smiling....
Very much enjoyed the musicianship in the vocals. This is now an orchestra of sorts. The tradition of everyone being able to take a solo will mean that some pieces could last all day. Suits me fine.
its a joy to watch these guys found each other, like-minded musicians - creating such cool music together. Doubt many if any of them rich, but they have something special that cannot be bought. Lovely video. Love Tamar too x
GOOD HEAVENS THIS GAL DOESN[‘T JUST SING WITH HER VOICE = HER WHOE BODY IS SINGING. WHAT A PERFORMANCE. AMAZING SHOW.
I agree, and am so happy to have finally 'discovered' her, she is pure class.... , I also love her version of Lover Come Back to Me, superb!
I wonder if Tamar Korn sings any Boswell Sisters songs? She would be a natural with her style, particularly if she had two sisters who could sing like her!
This is so charming.
Totally delightful !
Tamar Korn is fabulous. I you can get her back to sing with you on Frenchman St. when music returns to the clubs.
Don't forget this drummer. This guy is excellent. He looks like
the same guy that is playing in the tuba skinny band. I personally
prefer the drum kit to the washboard for this music but he is
very good at both. What a pleasure to listen to .
+kofthebaskervilles It's the same guy, Tuba Skinny's Robin Rapuzzi.
@@Marathonracer Absolutely fabulous drummer!
@@tomhendricks3841 Robin is playing in the authentic style of the early New Orleans jazz drummers, made famous by guys like Baby Dodds and Paul Barbarin, in the 1920's and 30's. Baby Dodds moved north to Chicago with the great King Oliver band in the early 20's and had a great influence on the legendary Gene Krupa, also from Chicago, before Krupa came to NYC.
Lovely music thank you all .
Lovely big bass drum!
Shaye appreciates the singer. Me too 😊
Tamar raised this song to another level.
Just love Betty Boop 😍
I downloaded this as an MP3, listen on headphones, and I appreciate it even more. 320 RUclips, an add on on Firefox, lets u download the audio of any video
Shaye is having fun.
sensationell !!!!!
fun fun, my saturday evening activity, I played my clarinet and now I listen to the marbles
Tamar Korn is the singer.
Great stuff! The singer was terrific--if only she had a microphone.
Yes shame she was drowned out by the band, I wanted to HEAR her voice!
Is she from New Orleans?
Inever saw Shaye smile so much! What's going on?
+Henk van Mulligen hhahhaa the singer is the reason jajaj
Ton de Zeeuw banjoist, denkt dat zij toch andere gedachten heeft bij.......denk aan die gekleurde vlag
dat denk ik dus ook...
Henk van Mulligen hnnjw
Henk van Mulligen great to see her seemingly enjoying herself! So rare does she smile, so important when creating sounds of happiness!
In a world of supercomputer processed mu-sick, this is nothing less than resurrection to new and vibrant life.
How many future Tuba Skinnies can you spot?
Who's the sax player?
Nice to see Tupelo sitting in
WHY oh why did Tamar not have a mic of some kind? She's terrific, and I wanted to HEAR HER! So did Shaye, who was totally blown away by Tamar's performance and actually thanked her at the end.................( not everyone in the band felt the same, namely the clarinet :))
jimmymcc1941 microphones aren’t typically used on Royal Street
@@RaoulDuke504RC Thanks for that, and for all the great stuff you put on here! it seems a shame that such a great voice was muted, does the prohibition include megaphones?
On reflection, Tamar just needed the band to allow her to be heard...... I notice that .Erika is never drowned out
@@jimmymcc1941 Actually, in the Tuba Skinny version with Erika doing the vocals, she is drowned out, but that might also be due to bad sound mixing.
This is cool ..I wonder if Shay still with Tuba Skinny ?
+fetermcblues Oh yes. I saw Tuba Skinny a couple of weeks ago at the d.b.a. and Shaye is definitely still with them. Erika was missing however. "Out of town" I was told by Robin. Hope she returns soon.
What you see in this video is basically Tuba Skinny with a few pick up performers, therefore the appellation "Loose Marbles". Notice that Todd is playing tenor banjo here instead of the tuba. That was his instrument before he took up the tuba.
I really appreciate your detailed kind response ..thank you so much !!
Shay IS Tuba Skinny...:)
@@vladoh2011 Absolutely right - she is the heart of the band.
Excellent musicians ! Does someone know what is the brand/model of the tenor sax played in the video ? It looks quite new
Who's the singer?
Tamar Korn
where can i see/buy music from this band? any link?
Sheet music for trumpet plz?
Cant be thats Tuba Skinny
This is the Loose Marbles.
What ever the band is called, Shaye play's in several bands, one way or the other, this one's name is Loose Marbles with known people. On the floor stands fore Marble stones, Marmere stenen into Dutch, so Brian learned something in your language
Your singer needs a megaphone, ala Rudy Vallee.
Думаете играют - мило беседуют.
Tamar was even more inspired, that day?
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