6 of New Orleans most talented ladies. I always love hearing and seeing the Shake Em Up Jazz Band. Thanks for sharing James and have a happy Memorial Day!
Yes indeed, James. I think the composers were Al Piantadosi and Henry Fint. They produced a wonderful ground plan for others to build on. They could hardly have imagined how fluently Chloe and how surreally Marla, and how humorously Haruka could run round their melodies and harmonies. They could hardly have imagined their song being played as a virtual duet between a clarinet and washboard, or how it might lend itself to sparkling solos by a guitar and even a string bass.
@@PopsCoffee Every time I hear Julie playing these up tempo numbers I am constantly impressed with her drive and rhythm on that upright bass. I put her at the top of my list of trad jazz bass players in New Orleans. Roy Brenc impresses me on the later jazz/Great American Songbook tunes.
Absolutely fantastic. I am so happy that Chloe came to New Orleans playing with the band together at French Quarter Festival again. What a joyful performance.
Merci James Sterling pour ce partage artistique avec les authentiques et talentueuses musiciennes du groupe The Shake Em Up Jazz Band. Que du bonheur !
6 of New Orleans most talented ladies. I always love hearing and seeing the Shake Em Up Jazz Band. Thanks for sharing James and have a happy Memorial Day!
Thanks Mark.
Wow the bassist!!!! Just love her ! Absolutely brilliant!
Wow! What a tempo! What super solos! Thanks for giving us the privilege of witnessing this performance, James.
I suspect when it was written in 1913 the composer would have never imagined it being played like this.
Yes indeed, James. I think the composers were Al Piantadosi and Henry Fint. They produced a wonderful ground plan for others to build on. They could hardly have imagined how fluently Chloe and how surreally Marla, and how humorously Haruka could run round their melodies and harmonies. They could hardly have imagined their song being played as a virtual duet between a clarinet and washboard, or how it might lend itself to sparkling solos by a guitar and even a string bass.
@@PopsCoffee Every time I hear Julie playing these up tempo numbers I am constantly impressed with her drive and rhythm on that upright bass. I put her at the top of my list of trad jazz bass players in New Orleans. Roy Brenc impresses me on the later jazz/Great American Songbook tunes.
@@JamesSterling Agreed. She's terrific.
@@JamesSterling How true. It was written as a waltz.
Absolutely fantastic.
I am so happy that Chloe came to New Orleans playing with the band together at French Quarter Festival again.
What a joyful performance.
Go, Chloe, go, and all of you!
A Wonderful Band! Enjoyable to listen!
Merci James Sterling pour ce partage artistique avec les authentiques et talentueuses musiciennes du groupe The Shake Em Up Jazz Band.
Que du bonheur !
Ladies. I know you can't hear me, but I do applaud your solos.
Great, thanks for posting
Brilliant as usual again Great
Thanks for the video, they are simply the best. always amazing
So long!!! On last sunday I was looking for brand new performances!!!! Mrs. Dixon on the stage singing!!!
I've heard this trombone style in one of the incarnations of the Alliance Hall Dixieland Band, possibly Freddie Lonzo?
Second favorite NO jazz band. So good.
Wow. Nice.
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