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T.J. Müller
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 20 มี.ค. 2015
T.J. Müller is a St. Louis based musician and radio D.J. who specializes in Early Jazz. This channel features live performances and is dedicated to creating informative and educational content about early 20th century jazz, blues, and ragtime.
My Little Girl - Hal Smith's El Dorado Jazz Band
Hal Smith's El Dorado Jazz Band live @ Evergreen Jazz Festival July 2024
Colin Hancock- Cornet
Brandon Au- Trombone
Andy Schumm- Clarinet
Jeff Barnhart- Piano
Hal Smith- Washboard/ leader
Dan Anderson- String Bass
T.J. Muller- Banjo
Colin Hancock- Cornet
Brandon Au- Trombone
Andy Schumm- Clarinet
Jeff Barnhart- Piano
Hal Smith- Washboard/ leader
Dan Anderson- String Bass
T.J. Muller- Banjo
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Keep Your Sunny Side Up
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Filmed & Recorded by @jazzstlouis June 29th, 2024 Click the link below to watch the full concert: th-cam.com/video/uCQJuKB-ymQ/w-d-xo.html
Tia Juana
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Filmed & Recorded by @jazzstlouis June 29th, 2024 Click the link below to watch the full concert: th-cam.com/video/uCQJuKB-ymQ/w-d-xo.html
All I Do Is Dream Of You
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Filmed & Recorded by @jazzstlouis June 29th, 2024 Click the link below to watch the full concert: th-cam.com/video/uCQJuKB-ymQ/w-d-xo.html
Goofer Dust Swing
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Valerie Kirchhoff (aka Miss Jubilee) Live at Joes Cafe, June 2024 Ethan Leinwand- piano T.J. Muller- trumpet/ trombone Tyler Twerk Thompson- string bass
Luci e Ombre (light and shadows) performed by Matt Tolentino
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Luci e Ombre (light and shadows) performed by Matt Tolentino
Ah! Ah! Archie: Recreating The Arcadia Peacock Orchestra Of St. Louis
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Ah! Ah! Archie: Recreating The Arcadia Peacock Orchestra Of St. Louis
Got The Blues So Bad: Recreating a 1920's Female Blues Singer Record
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Got The Blues So Bad: Recreating a 1920's Female Blues Singer Record
Arkansas Blues: Recreating The Mound City Blue Blowers
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Arkansas Blues: Recreating The Mound City Blue Blowers
Sister Kate - T.J. Muller & his Jug Stompers
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Sister Kate - T.J. Muller & his Jug Stompers
Kansas City Stomps - The Mortonia Sextet
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Kansas City Stomps - The Mortonia Sextet
Fantastic!👍👏👏👏
Terrific!
Nice (for me) to see and hear Andy, Jeff and Hall Smith (for the all first time on washboard !). Best wishes from France. Jo
The Schumminator is great as always, but the clarinetist is really killing it
Gives me memories of my Great grandfather
Very neat ❤😊
I am absolutely overwhelmed by the brilliance of Royce Martin's playing, scholarship, insight, artistic/historical conception and inspiring love of the music he performs and honors, as well as the culture and creative genius that produced the profoundly rich traditions which are the foundation and springboard for his own masterful and knowledgeable contributions to these genres. Having said that, I must ask, how is it possible that this video doesn't even mention that this piece was composed by the great Willie "the Lion" Smith? One of his most famous works, in fact.! What's the deal, T.J.?
No violin this time? Great performance still!
"Ragtime should never be played fast" - Scott Joplin
Fab!
Lovely painted drum head. I have a 28" Ludwig (1920s), but it isn't painted. Calf skin heads though. Of interest is that the snare drum I have - also Ludwig, but the lower Universal brand (1927) - has vintage interior lights - in addition to the Bass Drum which I haven't seen anywhere else. Speaking of which - do you have any suggestions for mounting vintage Chinese Toms? I don't have a vintage holder and can't find any for individual sale. Thanks!
As a lowly keyboardist and drummer - thank you!
I’m just a simple fan of drums and percussion. That said, *I GOT A FEVER AND THE ONLY PRESCRIPTION IS MORE COWBELL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
GREAT -- I can see these guys doing Broadway Melody... on Broadway!
😂😂😂Nice job keeping those 4-to-a-bar figures going in the faster tempo of “Some of These Days,” Jon!
I had the pleasure of working with TJ many times while living in the St Louis area. Blessings to all from Oceanside California.
Great performance by a top band.
Great music and performance.
Thanks, TJ, band and Jazz St. Louis! I caught some of the full gig on livestream and finished the recording today. It was such a pleasure! Your informative intros and enthusiasm added to my enjoyment. This song is a sweetie--thanks for excerpting it. I sent the full stream to my favorite 99 year old jazz sax player, who lives in a place you may have heard of :D Newcastle upon Tyne :)
Oh, I want to take a few spins around hearing that. Such happy music will always do that to me. Technology is never so appreciated as in preserving these grand old sounds. Memories may fail and fade, but when I hear this music. I am instantly transported to that heaven.
Great singing! Where’s did you find this chart?
Thanks! It’s a transcription of the 1934 Ray Noble record.
Gene Rodemich lives!
It doesn't get much better than the Arcadia dance Orchestra. They were wonderful.
Lovely
Organic! No artificial ingredients!
Amazing!!!!!!!!
Don't get any better!
How many instruments does Andy Schumm play ?
Probably should ask what instruments he DOESN'T play. Shorter list. :)
HOTT!!
Loved how this just seemed to roll along. Great !
Excellent job everyone!
Absolutely spectacular!! ✌🏼♥️🎶
good video
I love your videos, you're the reason I started loving trap drums in the first place.
Great singing!
What kind of light buls should i use for my bass drum light.
Just a standard light bulbs is fine, LED might be useful since you’re not concerned about regulating tunkng with it. or you could experiment with different colors, some old drums did that too.
Very clean music to ones set of ears.
What a great group...with Andy on piano ! Double great ! And congratulations for the banjo solo !!! Best wishes from France. Jo (now subscriber at you chanel on youtube)
I have a question about the trap drums, I wanna mount a trap table on my 28 in bass drum, what kind of system should I use to make my modern 1920s kit look better instead of the trap table on a separate stand?
Before I got any genuine trap tables from the 1920's I made my own with stuff from the hardware store. Check out pictures of old trap tables and it should give you everything you need to make your own, there's not much to them really. It should just clamp on top of your bass drum. Here's one you could copy: www.olympicdrums.com/leedy-trap-table-1
@ thank you
Fantastic Video! Is this the same setup that you would use for Dixieland drumming? Can you point me to some resources on Dixieland Drumming? I have found some information on TH-cam from Billy Ponzio. Is there a book that can be purchased his of materials? Thanks so much!!
Where do you find your 20s and 30s drum charts?
They are included in “stock arrangements” of the period. These were published band arrangements of the time. You can still find original copies on eBay, but some have also been published on university online archives.
Wow -- Temple Blocks -- are they still around
isso é maravilhoso legal prá caramba.
Wow! Much respect for these guys! Great band and best wishes from Oceanside Calif.
Excelente !!! 👏👏👏👏
I love it! Should have thousands of views! Best of luck to all you great musicians in St. Louis. Reporting here from sunny Oceanside California.
Great job! TJ doing a good job on t-bone. Best wishes from Oceanside California!
Thanks guys from Oceanside California. What a great group!
South City Three Plus Five?
good video! Cheers from chile.