"Blue Moon of Kentucky" - Tuba Skinny with Mariana Piatti
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- One of the highlights of the evening happened when this young lady from Argentina stepped up the mic to sing this spirited version of Bill Monroe's "Blue Moon of Kentucky." At The Starlight Lounge, New Orleans on January 15, 2020.
Be sure to check out Mariana's RUclips channel, Alapar Jazz! ruclips.net/channel/UC3g4mBxzicvmi1VDYssFh9g
Hire Mariana for your vocalist! Erika will still tour with you! I'll be listening!
Thank you James!!! :)
Hi dear James, here i share with all you guys our new video we've done (for all folks asking more about Mariana's projects). Is a version (which also do Tuba Skinny) of C. William's "I Aint Gonna Give Nobody None of my Jelly Roll". Hope ya'll like it :)
ruclips.net/video/kspOlwnSdYA/видео.html
James GREAT RECORDING. Alas She Needs, Mike Control Lessons.
I really recommend their channel. Marianna has an amazing voice and great energy and they have a treasure trove of great songs there.
I was born and raised here in Kentucky! Thank you all for recognizing my State! I have been to Louisiana, but not New Orleans. However, if I have my way, would love to roll into New Orleans as a surprise, and make your all's day! Tuba Skinny.......is the Greatest!!!
This really captures the wonderful informal atmosphere at the club. What a fantastic place to be able to spend an evening in such close proximity to the fabulous Shaye Cohn and Tuba Skinny. Thanks for the recording.
Yes James, a great job recording and bringing them to us, we really appreciate it.
Thanks James for brightening up a miserable UK Sunday. So cool of Shaye and the rest of the guys to make Marianas night special. She certainly gave it some gusto!!
Thank you TS, Marianna and James Sterling for bringing a wonderful GIFT on my 75th birthday with your beautiful sounds......
Happy 75th!!
Wonderful, wonderful, so nice and good, thanks to the young girl from Agentina...from Denmark
Great comment from Denmark, I agree.....from England🤗
Love Tuba Skinny! Great job, guys and Marianna!
What an outstanding powerful performance. A great unique talented singer. Love it so much. Great trombone solo by Barnabus and Jason and Robin are "shining" here too.
eine sehr gute Besetzung,das Zusammenspiel hervorragend,Clarinette und Sousaphone waren sehr ausdrucksvoll und die Akustik und die neue Sängerin,Alles TOP
Sign her up , quite the find for Skinny's , and us their fans . Thanks for James for your coverage and great taste !
This is just wonderful!
Wow !! What a powerhouse vocal. I miss Erika and wish her the very best. You know that I am still
waiting for her breakout base drum solo. Thanks, James.
One word. WOW
Excelente! Excelente! Un regalo para los oidos!.
Marianna you are a great singer! It's a gift! Erika is away, caring for her son and only available for tours, so Marianna, make us proud! Perform your magic! 5 Stars*****
Thank you so much for this comment! I miss Erika!
Who's the Papa for Erika's tyke?
@@marianapiatti2007 a very good substitute to Erika. Thank You for the fans of TS. Une excellente remplaçante d'Erika, dans ce morceau en tout cas.
That seemed to go very well. Mariana did a very credible job on the vocal, at least Shaye seemed to be pleased. And Mariana also seemed surprised and delighted by the sound that came from the washboard, and spoke to Robin afterwards. Thanks!
Always love that Tuba Skinny but this one REALLY makes me smile. Shaye leads with her classic style once againGreat energy and fun vocalist! Go go go!
Super good. Thanks again James!!
Old Bill Monroe never saw the day when he could match this.
Showing the usual Tuba Skinny understanding - without any signal from Shaye there is always a 'break' in Bars 23 and 24. However, she does signal them to go back the Bridge (Bar 17) with the finger bridge signal (4 mins 38 secs to 4 mins 39 secs) and indicates by swaying her cornet to both sides (4 mins 49 secs to 4 mins 52 secs) that Barnabus and Craig are to join her in the final two-bar 'break'. And did you notice they played the whole thing in the key of D (a key VERY rarely used by traditional jazz bands)? They also use this key when playing the song with Erika.
Thanks for that info. I did see the "bridge" signal, but didn't know what it meant at the time. Brilliant musicians - all of them. We don't have anything like this in the UK. Wish they would come here sometime, and educate us.. I would love to film them in my hometown in Dorset.
@@Helios2007 Or Northampton, or anywhere in England, although I saw somewhere that won't come here to England because of some clause about free accommodation and such, but I hope that is not the case now. If anyone knows why....please tell us all 🤔 Tuba Skinny are fantastic
Thanks, as always, for your knowledge and insight! It adds a lot!
Yes , that shows good musical skills to play in D as the Bb transposing instruments (cornet and clarinet) have to finger in E (4 sharps) and the Eb (?) tuba has to finger in B (5 sharps). By the way , Todd Burdick has great dynamic range on that tuba.
@@johnthrelfall5 Tubas in orchestras are played in many keys but Sousaphones are usually Bflat or BBflat, same thing actually.
Wow! Wonderful version of a great old number.
Marianna, you told me you watch my channel so when you see this please tell us about yourself. We are enjoying your performance immensely, as you can see from the comments below. Great job!
Yes- please tell us about you-- this was just a wonderful surprise...and people really enjoyed it
Thanks for these videos! And your beautiful comments here!!! I already leave some information of me! Kisses!
@@marianapiatti2007 Thanks for the great performance Mariana (sorry about misspelling your name), but please tell us more about yourself. Do you sing with a band in Argentina? Do you have any other videos on RUclips or any CD's?
Thank you for all the job here in this channel. I have a band called Alapar, we're now touring on México, but we live on Córdoba Argentina. We have our music uploaded on RUclips and Spotify too, both channels calls Alapar Jazz.
Here you have some videos of us:
ruclips.net/video/Jqehrtp5euA/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/Y9j_N0otfD8/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/lUYUulbf7ps/видео.html
@@marianapiatti2007 Fabulous!!
Lord when I die PLEASE carry me through the streets of Nah'lens & let Tuba Skinny lead the procession.
Yes'm.
Gigantesquissime !!!!!
Wow... Amazing!
Discovered a few week ago and already fan. Jef (France)
Hi Everybody! Thanks for the beautiful and warm comments here. I'm Mariana Piatti from Argentina! I really enjoyed sing with these amazing musicians that I admire a lot. I have a band called Alapar and actually we're touring on México! If you want, you can check our channel here on RUclips!
instagram.com/portepiatti
instagram.com/alapar.jazz
Facebook.com/portepiatti
Facebook.com/alaparjazz
PD.: I miss Érika too....
I would like to hear Erika sing this one, (She is my fantasy girlfriend, after all.) but, I enjoyed listening to Marianna sing this spirited rendition of "Blue Moon". Of course, Shaye was fantastic as usual.
You can hear Erika sing it here ruclips.net/video/tM8ZnbS1nhU/видео.html
James, thanks for the heads up on where to find Erika singing "Blue Moon". I followed the link and listened to the song. Erika did an outstanding job. It's got to be one of her best songs. She is such a marvel!!
Brilliant
Wow, how has this one eluded me this much? Awesome voice, she has!!! Very fun song!
wow what an amazing band
hahaha excellent!!! hell ya! I laughed when Shaye gave her the opening to start singing again, she missed it, no worries it will come around again. It did.
Awesome, all the way from sweet Nashville Tennessee.
My friends on Music Row would love this
Your friends from Nashville would probably prefer the new country music, I am sure. But you are right, this new traditional jazz is awesome
@@so70aeiou I visit Nashville almost as often as New Orleans, and just like New Orleans, there are pockets of traditional music still to be found. Most of the live music in New Orleans is not traditional jazz, but it can be found. The same can be said of Nashville. And I prefer the traditional country and bluegrass as well. My favorite spots in Nashville are The Station Inn (the Spotted Cat of traditional country music) for bluegrass and traditional country, and 3rd and Lindsley on Monday night for The Time Jumpers who play traditional country and western swing. The Time Jumpers have the best musicians in Nashville playing the music they like to play when not playing in other bands and have become the hottest ticket in Nashville. Check them out.
@@JamesSterling Thank you, I will whenever I'll get there. Quality is rare in every genre. Most trad jazz is sub quality too. Tuba Skinny is the best in my opinion. It feels so natural to play their style, it seems this is the way to play trad jazz yet they are the only ones to play like this these days, I think. I don't understand why.
I strolled one night in Nashville and I did not hear even one sound of bluegrass. Just really loud music played inside which had hurt my ears (if I would have entered) and my musical sense too.
Which do you like better, good bluegrass or good trad jazz ?
Although I have a musical background, thanks to Pops and others, I have come to understand that trad jazz ensemble music is HARD to get right, and easy to get wrong. Only one person has to be messing up to throw the whole thing off. I think I prefer trad jazz, because it involves the same skill levels as bluegrass, which is oriented around virtuoso solos, but takes it to a higher musical level requiring the simultaneous coordinated improvisation.
@@kenmurray8476 Good point but listen closely to some of the top bluegrass bands. Although not ensemble playing in the trad jazz sense, the backing instruments have to be in the pocket to make it happen. Check out The Earls of Leicester or The Lonesome River Band. And if you want to hear the best fiddler alive today search RUclips for Michael Cleveland playing "Lee Highway Blues" and "Jerusalem Ridge". His fiddle breaks are the most innovative I have ever heard. It is improvisational jazz by any other name, and at the highest level. He won a Grammy last night for Best Bluegrass album.
Trumpet.. Great.. Thailand
Very nice!!!
How entertaining! What fun they are!! Wish I were there~~~
Bien por mi compatriota!!! muy buena Marianaaaa!
Wow!!!
Four stars!!!!!!!
44 stars 😁
Fabulous,as ever.
I just keep coming back to listen to this one again and again .. Also Shaye in Japan : Just a closer walk..
Buenisima, Mariana ! Tendrias que hacer un duo con Erika Lewis en Tuba Skinny, son un grupo sensacional y te integraste como si estuvieras con ellos desde el principio.
Me encantaria!!! Sera en algún momento!!! Gracias por el comentario
Shaye runs things with subtle gestures.
Everything sounds so much better once these people take possession.
I'm used to hearing this as a bluegrass tune -- Bill Monroe!!! -- but this sounds good.
I really like that version. And the singer is Good.
Nice job all of you!
Trig:- Excellent Again
Mariana piatti bravo!!!
Edward (Australia ) Well done to the new star (Mariana♥ ) Shaye you have a beautiful smile, keep smiling please 🐸
OH Yeh !
bravo mariana piatti!
Watta great fuckin band. My Dad was a Dixieland music lover so I grew up with this kind of shit.
Mariana is "Super"...!
I hope Erika's son is okay. Marianna, you are wonderful, too! Love hearing you!
Que grosa sos Porte! Un lujo!
Wow
Super
🌹🌹🌹🌹🤗🤗🤗👋👋👋👋🇳🇬🇪🇸
no one can replace erica for authenticity.
I really like the blue Moo-OON vocalization
Everyone signs it that way (afraid not to)
A shout-out to Mr Monroe
Old Bill (Monroe) would have liked this.👩🌾
In recent videos the trombone has stepped up to the plate more often and more decisively enriching the performances.
Where is Erica?
This has been answered so many times that it is tedious of you to ask again. Give it a rest and enjoy the music.
@@gordonbainbridge8371 What a pleasure without Erica
@@saxegen I think we've wandered into bot territory.
@@gordonbainbridge8371 It does get tedious answering "where is Erika?" from the casual Tuba Skinny fan but we must consider that not everyone is as dedicated to following the band as we are. I have been referring them to the band's web page where they posted a paragraph answering question but they recently took it down.
@@gordonbainbridge8371 On the video of "Ballin' the Jack' I have I have deleted the comments by Robert McAree. They were totally inappropriate. He just subscribed to my channel a couple of days ago. I don't allow snide and disrespectful comments on my channel and also don't allow political comments. This channel is about music only and is politics free, there are plenty of places to discuss politics. Because this guy was totally off base and his comments came out of nowhere I have banned any future comments from him from appearing. Your comments have always been respectful and are welcome. Please accept my apologies for this idiots remarks. I placed this response here so it wouldn't appear in the comment thread on the other video. Best wishes, James.
Loved this , but no one says moo' oon like Erika.
She's got a little hint of Janis. Tuba Skinny has evolved. I still love Erika's vocals though.
MARIANA I S DUCTIL BY ERIKA IS SPIRIT TUBAS KINNY
Shaye is playing a trumpet. What happened to her trusty old cornet?
Not a trumpet. I asked her about it after the last set and she said it is a King Master cornet. She said she has been playing it since September.
... Je préfère Érika 🙂 ....
Erika not available
Don't we all Lionel, but I thoroughly enjoyed her performance. She did it with gusto and with her own accent.
@James Sterling . ... Yes ..
I'm just in love with Erika 😘
I’m not very honest ....
ruclips.net/video/33degaVwfpw/видео.html ...
@@lioneldarde1851 La version de Boomhauer est également bonne.
Axel East ... et celle de Patsy Cline ??
SORRY WERE IS ERIKA AND THIS A FATS DOMINO VERSION !
Erika left New Orleans over 3 years ago. Fats Domino? He never recorded "Blue Moon of Kentucky." Marianna sings an up tempo version, yes.
James Sterling , avec Bill Monroe, c’était une valse lente ...
( ruclips.net/video/JAVFpThoeb4/видео.html )
@@lioneldarde1851 Bill first wrote and recorded the song in 3/4 waltz time. But after Elvis recorded an upbeat version in 4/4 time Bill began to sing the song differently. He would start it off in 3/4 time then finish it in 4/4 time like Elvis. His second recording or the song used both tempos.
Glasses of Malbec all round !
Keep ya dreads
Mariana is another Erika.
Unsubsribed, sorry James but to me the sound recording is nowhere near as good as it was with the simple camera mic and that spoils it for me.
It now sounds dead and distorts on peaks, not just compared to how it was previously but compared to most other RUclips music videos.
Perhaps some equalisation and a good peak limiter would help, sorry for the criticism, I've really enjoyed your videos in the past, so thanks & so long.
Sorry to see you go. You have to realize this was the first time I used this equipment and it is a learning process for me. I can control the peak distortion in the future. However your opinion seems to be in the minority, most remark that the sound is superior to the camera audio.
@@JamesSterling 'You can't win for trying 'Jim. I'm glad you shrugged this off .......
a better singer than Erika, and much more beautiful !
Well, that is your opinion. Beauty and musical taste are subjective so there can be no wrong answer, but most would disagree with you. Including me.
@@JamesSterling Yes, me too ...
erica is the best singer , no one does the od time jazz like her.