Rolling and Tumbling
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Sarah Quintana performs Muddy Waters' "Rollin' and Tumbling," dans l'ésprit cajun de Beausoleil avec Michael Doucet, "Rouler et Tourner," off the album "Alligator Purse." Live at The New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Foundation's Chanteuse concert series, featuring Chris Beroes-Haigis on cello, Jason Jurzak on sousaphone, Rex Gregory on saxophone, and Doug Belote on drums. Original song credits to William "Hambone Willie" Newbern (c. 1901 - April 15, 1965).
Sarah's charming vocal style is just right with this hot band
New Orleans music has its own unique character, and these folks caught quite a bit of it in this one. Any band with a chambered Telecaster and a sousaphonein it has gotta have somethin' good goin' on...
Merci Merci. My brain is having a difficult time processing this.. and that's a wonderful thing!
This is, hands down, the most bizarre and wonderful and fascinating and delightful thing I've seen on RUclips in a loooong time.
I saw Muddy perform this many years ago. I sat about ten feet from him. I think he would love your unusual version of this blues classic.
Thank you! It’s my interpretation of a Michael Doucet and Beausoleil French adaptation of the classic!
Magnifique!
@@Sarahquintanamusic J'aime votre version avec le fonque!
Holy smokes. That's a cool band.
Great performance, I am so glad that I found this, Its so refreshing to listen to actual accomplished musicians!
Unusual music but very nice. I don't think I've ever heard anything quite like it. Thanks from Ireland
Cette belle version nous fait voyager loin et haut, comme posés sur le wagon d'un train, dont les rails vont de nuage en nuage .
Sarah 1st. Class job 😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤ wonderful the best PAUL.
This is pretty sick. Not just in concept but also in execution. And also, thank you! Because of this performance, I'm now looking up some Zydeco music. A type of music I'd never heard of before. I hope all is well where you are. Many blessing from the southern hemisphere 🕊
Check out the Lost Bayou Ramblers.
@@1blastman Thanks. I'm gonna put on Pine Grove Blues now.
@@JohnnyKeatonWilson Great song! PGB was written by Nathan Abshire, one of the great early Cajun musicians. Hope you enjoy your journey into Cajun\Zydeco music.
Probably know richard betts' folks ?! Respectfully and peace.
Amazing, they just went on my "need to see live" list!!
This is mind blowing, on so many levels!
Wow! I wasn't expecting that sound! Quite loved it!
That's magnificent.
Thank you twice
For a second I thought Susan Sarandon was playing guitar ❤
Me too
@@GeraldDebronkart I did a double take and I've seen Sarah live!
That was fun!!!
Beautiful, music IS the bonding language. . ..smooth...
Absolutely outstanding performance and arrangement!!!!
Thanks for posting and sharing. Virtuoso performance.
Eclectic 😮
Incredible rendition!
Vraiment! Merci! 😊
That's just great!
Daaayemmm!
What a great take of an old standard blues!!
Gurl, you make me quiver!!😘
She's not a gurl.
@@larryn2682 Riiiiiiight!🫣
good morning little school girl! oh sure wish I could have seen all this live! thanks for putting it out....
J'adore!
Interesting and nice variation to a bass with the sousaphone. Well performed everyone
very creative , unique !!
❤ god bless muddy
What a wonderful take on the flavor of the arraingment. Very cool.
Sounds great.
Wow these guys are cookin'!
wow... I love it
All really good. David Darling has to be smiling down on that cello work.
Great recording, great sounding room and the band is top notch- Susan Sarandon is mighty versatile. Too bad so many online music videos do not have great audio quality and even fewer have great sounding rooms to record in like the one in this video.
James H
I am sure Susan Sarandon would be highly amused by this mistaken assumption she moonlights as muso !
The resemblance is indeed striking.
Man, this is so good.
This rocks!
Very nice, reminds me of Morphine
exactly!
Unique. 👍👍
formidable et rafraichissant
Coolest thing I’ve seen in a hot minute, nice job!
Wow
Great!
Very good with an awesome groove!
Liked and Subbed.
Subscribed at 53 seconds
More, please
William "Hambone Willie" Newbern (c. 1901 - April 15, 1965).
Brilliant
Very nice.
good
Jazz band TUBA😮...COOL!
She looks a little like Jimmy Page, don't you think?
Finally some great chicken kickin stuff!
Nice
That was all I needed to start drinkin' again....
It's nice that the bassist gets the same workout as the drummer.
Uh, which bassist?
Ouchie.
😮 😂 😅 🎉 ❤
Cute af. Just sayin.