"Maple Leaf Rag" is the epitome of "Rag Time" and Tuba Skinny plays a wonderful rendition of "Maple Leaf Rag". I love those two ladies who have stuck with "tuba Skinny" all these years.
Music has no age and that's what's wonderful. I marvel at music that is over 115 years old as well as music composed yesterday. A life without music is hell. Thanks, thanks to Tuba Skinny who makes me find my soul of child at more than seventy four years.
The evolution is undisputedly real; should be easy to listener to decipher the period of time "Maple Leaf Rag" was composed. Refreshing, however, to see some of today's youth enjoying it as much as I do.
I am sitting at seventy-three years of age. Had wonderful parents that loved a large assortment of music. It is so great to have groups like this to listen to when so many radio stations have their little set of songs that they play over and over and is nothing more than top ten tunes from whatever persuasion they choose. To much wonderful music to listen to to be stuck on "gits" only stations.
In this crazy time, it's so hopeful to watch seven people at the top of their art working in perfect harmony to make something absolutely exceptional and beautiful. Tears of joy... Bless you...
I have just recently discovered Tuba Skinny and I can't get enough of them. Tell Shaye if she is not married, here I am. But one thing I will never understand is how people can walk by completely oblivious to this outstanding music. I guess there are those who are so wrapped up in the daily little messes they call their lives, they haven't the time to appreciate those things that make life so wonderful. I feel pity for them and for those soulless 75 who voted thumbs down.
I have to say, Shaye's playing, especially on her solos, is a study in musical interpretation and I mean feeling, timing and emphasis. She is a visual poem.
This is sooooo it! They totally capture the spirit of Dixieland and rag!!! The clarinet player, the trumpet, well everyone there is giving it that special feel I love...this is pure candy to my old ears...Thank You very much for sharing all those great clips of Tuba Skinny, a band I didn't know of until recently! Cheers!
@@demef758 I see,..There's a nuance.. I always confuse "Dixieland" "Rag time" and "N.O.Jazz"...This music is before my time (I'm only 65) but I love it!
Thank God for TH-cam! or I would never have seen or heard Tuba Skinny. Wish my Dad was still here to have a listen. He loved this music and got me loving it, too!
Only in New Orleans. Hound dog is probably a body guard. Drummer is tired of holding drum, so she sits on it. No body is following sheet music. Truly odd combinations of instruments, but they always blend. You gotta love the south !
One of the many impressive features of the band is how precisely they hold the tempo that Shaye sets at the start of the number. I have yet to hear a number where the band sped up or slowed it down. If you've ever dabbled in a band of any kind, you understand how difficult it is!
My son is studying at a UK conservatoire and I've heard a lot of very talented musicians ranging from teenagers to world class musicians and the one thing that really makes top notch musicians stand out is their timing. Sadly, I'm not a great musician but I know one when I hear one.
@@washingtongeraldodeoliveir8338 I make no claims whatsoever about being a music authority, but one thing I've noticed over my life is that even the best bands will often speed up a number as the song progresses. I'm not criticizing, only observing. However, I am PRAISING Tuba Skinny because they hold a tempo perfectly to my ear!
I'm 80 years old How Can anyone set still when there's a good Dixie land Band playing. Im use a walker to get around a i hear that my feet are going.👍👍👍👍👍😄😄😄😄
I love Erica's rock steady yet swingin' bass drum work. Her drum work is an easily overlooked but essential reason why this band swings so hard. Its hard to see how something so simple drives the band so well. But then I guess that's what the great one's do - they make it look simple.
This is so fabulous. There is really no where to go after this. Even includes a poor dog with flees to add character. These wondrous musicians that chooses to ply their there genius as street musicians are a special breed.
I've just played this again (in September 2022) after listening to more up-to-date TS videos for the past six months or so, and I can honestly say it is absolutely wonderful. The intonation, and the togetherness of the band are spot on, and it seems to me that in the seven years since this video was made they have remained constantly superb in what they do. It is no wonder that we are all still listening to them more than ten years after they were founded. If the band is reading this, I have one thing to say to you all: Keep up the good work.
Love your band so much I hate to leave the music to do a chore in another room. I often carry my I pad and speaker with me. Makes folding clothes easier as I dance while doing the work. Y’all are serious business to me. Thanks for your talent, your energy, and perseverance. ‼️👏🏻🤗❤️🌹😘
Since their early days of only busking, they have been all over many states and countries... Absolutely great music and great presence... Hope for them to be around for a long time..!
Love it, this was my Grandma'sfavorite song to play on the piano. She was still tickling the impression on this one when she passed away at the age of 92. God Bless.
Maravillosa formación, buenísima orquestación, asombroso repertorio de ese jazz antiguo, increíble que gente tan joven recuerde todos esos temas sentimentales de antaño. Que los dioses le conserven el virtuosismo interpretativo que los sitúa entre los grandes del jazz. que sigan los éxitos por siempre.
Many groups sound good because they all of the notes. This group not only play the right notes but have feeling. They really capture the groove and style of this music. Much more than many groups out there. BRAVO!
I keep coming back to this, months and months between visits and it's still as good and fresh as ever. I don't honestly think I'm ever going to see Tuba Skinny - unless they visit Britain - but they are the quintessential Dixieland Jazz band. And they make it look so casual! I loved the trombone solo, but I couldn't see the trombonist! Thought it might be the tuba player, but it would have to be a tuba player with huge lungs to do that. Glad I spotted him behind the collecting table. Great stuff guys.
Fantástico grupo este, que nos deliciam com esta bela música, única! Interessante a sempre presença belo "dingo" para ajudar na coreografia. Obrigado, pelas maravilhosas interpretações.
Amigos, soy argentino y los sigo por youtube desde hace un año... quiero decirles que hacen una música maravillosa, son excelentes músicos!!! les hago una sola observación... cuando filmen dejen que se vea la gente que baila porque eso es importante... es la reacción del público ante su música y es muy valioso!! genios!!!
This is simply wonderful music. Love the video dogs and wandering people. I do hope they come back to Australia some time. Thank you for making my day.
Thank you for sharing hidden music between Erica & shayne ,great audience including the dog thanks camera person keep smiling with lol politely & safely thanks !!!
@@johnrowley8055 Me, too. My grandfather was an infant, at that time. I grew up on his love of music and "Hi-Fidelity". ~ From Sousa and MacNarmara to almost all Claasical, (for, me). Opera, not so much. ~ It's all about the bass! My ears don't do high octaves. Preferring male vocals, too. And I love and appreciate all the music that he, and then, my late parents, grew up on, too. Like, Swing and throughout the "War Years". The *Greats* from the Big Band Era, ~ oh my! I love Music History. As I push 70 y.o. though, it's almost like music stopped being historical, or of major significance or quality, back in the late '80s, and into the '90s - at some point. I D/K when! It was OK with Rap, until it went Gangsta ... and the rest of the industry seemed to devolve, too. About the same time. But, then, I was fortunate enough to have seen The Beatles, @ 13, in 1965! (I haven't followed it for the last 10. - I Can't ⛸ anymore.) I just thought it odd my late husband (/Silent Gen.) disliked his older parent's music so much. ~ Being a musician, himself. But, I'll Pass on AC/DC and ABC "Twangy". But, these folks are as much a pleasure to run across👍as the *Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain*! ~ Sure to brighten any day, time, mood or SITU! 🌟 💜 🌞 MUSIC that makes your ♡ SING, your Spirit SOAR and your feet want to Move! A New Fan to this Top of the Line explosion of 'old roots' to Dixielands BEST "styling," expressed so exquisitely! I'm enamored. Thank you for sharing such fine Talents during Covid!
This is music for all ages. It's the best music in the country. The only bad thing about is that i live in Georgia and would have to travel all the way to La. to hear it in person.
Tuba Skinny! I saw one of their street performances last time I was in New Orleans, and I've got the CD to prove it :D They're the epitome of what makes New Orleans such a unique and wonderful city; it is just saturated with music and joie de vivre, ready to embrace fun anywhere and at any time.
Tuba Skinny? Just some of the best street musicians it has been my pleasure to listen to here. Stunning. You just have to tap along; you can't not do so! GLORIOUS!!!!!! : )
Como si hubiéramos sido invitados a un día festivo en cualquier pueblito del oeste americano. El banyo les y nos delata, pero que Caray, es toda una DELICIA !!!
The classic Dixieland sound. The classic Dixieland ensemble and the classic awesome musicianship. Doesn’t get any better than this.
Simple black folding chairs, little wooden table, cardboard signs, dog mascot chilling, everyone connected and blended together. wonderful
Did you see the couple doing the lindy hop haha!
"Maple Leaf Rag" is the epitome of "Rag Time" and Tuba Skinny plays a wonderful rendition of "Maple Leaf Rag". I love those two ladies who have stuck with "tuba Skinny" all these years.
I agree considering none of them where born at the time of the original and neither was I and I'm 63 😂
Music has no age and that's what's wonderful.
I marvel at music that is over 115 years old as well as music composed yesterday.
A life without music is hell.
Thanks, thanks to Tuba Skinny who makes me find my soul of child at more than seventy four years.
Absolutely love this jazz ,it's happy music in a sad crazy world, power to the band
Me too, mate, 73 here 😋
The evolution is undisputedly real; should be easy to listener to decipher the period of time "Maple Leaf Rag" was composed. Refreshing, however, to see some of today's youth enjoying it as much as I do.
@@leonaldobrum ‘
I am sitting at seventy-three years of age. Had wonderful parents that loved a large assortment of music. It is so great to have groups like this to listen to when so many radio stations have their little set of songs that they play over and over and is nothing more than top ten tunes from whatever persuasion they choose. To much wonderful music to listen to to be stuck on "gits" only stations.
In this crazy time, it's so hopeful to watch seven people at the top of their art working in perfect harmony to make something absolutely exceptional and beautiful. Tears of joy... Bless you...
👌🌺👍
You're damn right about their collective harmony - it's amazing
Eight people (to say nothing of the dog)
Absolutely agree with you. “At the top of their art.”
Would like to hear a full set of drums.
I have just recently discovered Tuba Skinny and I can't get enough of them. Tell Shaye if she is not married, here I am. But one thing I will never understand is how people can walk by completely oblivious to this outstanding music. I guess there are those who are so wrapped up in the daily little messes they call their lives, they haven't the time to appreciate those things that make life so wonderful. I feel pity for them and for those soulless 75 who voted thumbs down.
I don't care if I die poor, as long as I can play music, I'll be happy. Especially this kind of music.
Tuba Skinny musicians don't care either 😄😌
Why would anyone want to die rich?
@@rogerpropes7129 exactly!
If ever I am feeling down I just listen to tuba skinny not down for long very uplifting well done you talented people
👌🌺👍
a tuba, a cup of coffee, a dog and a bunch of true musicians can only bring us to Dixieland.
Thanks a bouquet Tuba Skinny.
YEP! The DOG is cool!
I especially love the dog in the foreground joining in on skiffle with his back leg!
Dog - "I've heard this SO many times before...."
With a good scratch of course.
Tupelo was Barnabus’s dog. Died last year.
The dog enjoys his life
What is the deal with the dog? Goes around dispensing fleas like he’s giving out weekly paychecks. Thats a great dog.
Tupelo was the mayor of Royal St....r.i.p. old fellow...🐕😢
So many happy memories of the French Quarter when I sailed to NO in an old boat. And what a cool dog!
Some of the best music in New Orleans can be heard on Chartres, Royal, Bourbon and Frenchmen Street. The greatest Free Show in the World.
A hundred years ago, EVERYONE knew this song.
Nice to see Tuba Skinny doing its best to bring it all back!
Excellent!!!
C' est toute la musique que j' aime. Pas de chichi, de vrais musiciens qui n' ont pas l' air de se prendre trop la tête. Chapeau les Artistes.
LOVE HOW THE DOG GETS UP , SCRATCHES A FEW TIMES WHILE CIRCLING AROUND . AND ENDS UP RIGHT BACK WHERE IT STARTED FROM
Dog cycles!
franklin field maybe he like a little music too? The dog.
Yes! I loved his little tour through the band, making sure everyone was behaving properly. Then settles back near his previous spot.
I hate to write it, but Tupelo died last year, the trombonist, Barnabus Jones’s dog.
@@DanPurdy1 Such sad news, but I bet he had a great life!
I have to say, Shaye's playing, especially on her solos, is a study in musical interpretation and I mean feeling, timing and emphasis. She is a visual poem.
Yeah, Shaye is amazing. Fine coronetist. Excellent pianist. Amazing fiddler. Awesome accordionist!
And not difficult to look at either !
She’s a natural
@@Stevorific1 Forgot trombone
cool it frank
Even the dog is in on the act! With the flea scratch. Great music! Be sure to tip the dog!
Yeah, but he's off the beat with his scratching!
Phil C a clove of garlic a day keeps the fleas away !( and ticks)
@@randomroses1494 Ha!
Itchy the Dog
Doggie guards the kitty.
That loud clapping y'all hear is Sir Scott Joplin, applauding from the Great Beyond.
Craig Florey really outdid himself on this one. Brilliant!!! Thanks Craig 😊
Respect to the washboard player. As a drummer, I know he is underappreciated. Respect!!!!!!!!
I love how the dog takes an exact one minute tour around the band and then plops back down in the same spot. Hahaha!
And THAT music lovers is the real deal....love it.
What a refreshing Sound and Rhythm! Even in my 80th I like it very much.
I defy anyone not to tap their feet at this music it's raw bliss well done guys
Make a joyful noise...
Tried to sit still, but failed. Erika and her bass drum just slays me.
This is sooooo it! They totally capture the spirit of Dixieland and rag!!! The clarinet player, the trumpet, well everyone there is giving it that special feel I love...this is pure candy to my old ears...Thank You very much for sharing all those great clips of Tuba Skinny, a band I didn't know of until recently! Cheers!
Me too mate great music im 85 can listen to it all day
Yes, Polo! And the dog is so laid-back......
It's well good. And so laid back it almost falls over.
But a lot (like the start) is so on the beat, and that misses the point a little.
With all respect, "Dixieland" is not really what this is. "New Orleans Jazz" is.
@@demef758 I see,..There's a nuance.. I always confuse "Dixieland" "Rag time" and "N.O.Jazz"...This music is before my time (I'm only 65) but I love it!
This was one of my late father's all-time favourites from his wild younger days; thank you for bringing it to life once again!
Thank God for TH-cam! or I would never have seen or heard Tuba Skinny. Wish my Dad was still here to have a listen. He loved this music and got me loving it, too!
Only in New Orleans. Hound dog is probably a body guard. Drummer is tired of holding drum, so she sits on it. No body is following sheet music. Truly odd combinations of instruments, but they always blend. You gotta love the south !
They are Buskers they dont need Music sheets .there Great at Improvisation,Come on there Bloody Amazing,They Can wake me everyday
The dog's name is Tupelo, and he guards the till. I would love to hear their version of the old song, Yellow Dog Blues.
Its a traditional ragtime orchestra with a guitar. Not that weird..
Not such an odd combination of instruments for Dixie Land Jazz down in the French Quarter but you're right on about that hound dog.
Tuba Skinny is no ordinary street band! They have a huge international following as well!
Amazing that most of the band members can keep a straight face while playing. I smile every time I hear this band play a tune.
I am 52 years. The best music from the past I have ever heard. Keep it up, your talent makes our lives cooler, happier and more meaningful
So much talent !!... and the dog , I love the touch it gives to the whole scene !
How could you walk bye with that talent playing? Amazing
One of the many impressive features of the band is how precisely they hold the tempo that Shaye sets at the start of the number. I have yet to hear a number where the band sped up or slowed it down. If you've ever dabbled in a band of any kind, you understand how difficult it is!
I'm a musician in Brazil, and I used to play clarinet and saxophone in a orchestra.
I agree with you.
The musicians are very good, without doubt.
My son is studying at a UK conservatoire and I've heard a lot of very talented musicians ranging from teenagers to world class musicians and the one thing that really makes top notch musicians stand out is their timing. Sadly, I'm not a great musician but I know one when I hear one.
@@washingtongeraldodeoliveir8338 I make no claims whatsoever about being a music authority, but one thing I've noticed over my life is that even the best bands will often speed up a number as the song progresses. I'm not criticizing, only observing. However, I am PRAISING Tuba Skinny because they hold a tempo perfectly to my ear!
Bro even when they go rubato they come back to the right tempo... What the fuck
God damn... This groove, the whole mood everybody's in, the two couple dancing in the back... Just beautiful
I'm 80 years old How Can anyone set still when there's a good Dixie land Band playing. Im use a walker to get around a i hear that my feet are going.👍👍👍👍👍😄😄😄😄
Tuba Skynny
Very super Musik 🎶
Very goooooood
👍 👍 🎶🎶🎶👏👏✌️✌️✌️✌️
Love this lineup, great relaxed atmosphere . Special mention to the great clarinet player .
+paacer Craig Flory on clarinet.
So sweet, so smooth.
And the Ole Dawg, wandering around and stopping for the ocasional scratch....
👍🎶👍🎶👍
I love Erica's rock steady yet swingin' bass drum work. Her drum work is an easily overlooked but essential reason why this band swings so hard. Its hard to see how something so simple drives the band so well. But then I guess that's what the great one's do - they make it look simple.
This is so fabulous. There is really no where to go after this. Even includes a poor dog with flees to add character. These wondrous musicians that chooses to ply their there genius as street musicians are a special breed.
This is the kind of dixieland that spreads true joy in the streets. Topclass
I've just played this again (in September 2022) after listening to more up-to-date TS videos for the past six months or so, and I can honestly say it is absolutely wonderful. The intonation, and the togetherness of the band are spot on, and it seems to me that in the seven years since this video was made they have remained constantly superb in what they do. It is no wonder that we are all still listening to them more than ten years after they were founded.
If the band is reading this, I have one thing to say to you all: Keep up the good work.
👌 🎵 🌺 🎶 👍
This is a great performance, I love it. What really sets it off for me was a small thing. That dog just fits perfectly.
Love the dancing couple. One hundred year old music still enjoyed. 😎👏👍
Love your band so much I hate to leave the music to do a chore in another room. I often carry my I pad and speaker with me. Makes folding clothes easier as I dance while doing the work. Y’all are serious business to me. Thanks for your talent, your energy, and perseverance. ‼️👏🏻🤗❤️🌹😘
Here here
Nicely put! 👌 🌺 👍 Bravo 👏
@@adakennedy8491 or even, "Hear hear" ??
This was the first of Scot Joplin's music that I ever heard, back in 1948. I was hooked!!!!
great musicians and they all look great!!bravo!!
margarita margarita m
One of them is hidden though.
Good stuff, the old style of jazz without electronic machines.
Tuba Skinny are my favourites! There sound is like no other and they continue to get better and better with each video. Thanks Raoul :)
Agree
When you dont like this type of music but these performers are outstanding :)
Great jazz!! Thanks for sharing. Greetings from Switzerland
The trombone player is giving it his all and is gluing the ensemble together really well.
The world needs more of this!
Thanks from Australia!
sounds great!!! you guys bring a bit more sunshine in our lives!!!!!
Truly a group of masters making music. Love their sound!
What a pleasure, great!!!!
Jean from France
WONDERFUL !!! I love this kind of music !!!
from the uk,and i love,good sound
Only in New Orlean.This is simply wonderful music. Awesome band.I love this kind of music.Bravo musicians.
The music is great and the dog is happy. Thanks.
Wow. Superb. Clarinet sounds fantastic! Shaye sounds great. Trombone is solid as a Big Dog! One of your best numbers. Quite swinging and impressive.
Shame you can't see the Trombone player! Fabulous band...
Gotta love it, and the dog is perfect. Well done.
Tuba Skinny is the REAL DEAL
Absolutely Wonderful - I wish my Dad was alive to hear it!
From England. I love this band, great musicianship.
Since their early days of only busking, they have been all over many states and countries...
Absolutely great music and great presence...
Hope for them to be around for a long time..!
Your music makes my heart beat a litte longer...................Thank You Very Big...........
I aspire to be like them, hopefully I can bring as much joy as they do!
Love it, this was my Grandma'sfavorite song to play on the piano. She was still tickling the impression on this one when she passed away at the age of 92. God Bless.
THIS is Ragtime, people. Wow. Swingin’ so fine. Tuba Skinny Smile. Yaaaaass!!
so many different characters playing in this band and yet they all come together to play this piece to perfection! this is why i love playing music!
Maravillosa formación, buenísima orquestación, asombroso repertorio de ese jazz antiguo, increíble que gente tan joven recuerde todos esos temas sentimentales de antaño. Que los dioses le conserven el virtuosismo interpretativo que los sitúa entre los grandes del jazz. que sigan los éxitos por siempre.
Thats fkn brilliant... if only the world could play in such harmony
Love it. I wouldn't be able to stop myself from dancing if I were there watching.
Many groups sound good because they all of the notes.
This group not only play the right notes but have feeling.
They really capture the groove and style of this music.
Much more than many groups out there. BRAVO!
I keep coming back to this, months and months between visits and it's still as good and fresh as ever. I don't honestly think I'm ever going to see Tuba Skinny - unless they visit Britain - but they are the quintessential Dixieland Jazz band. And they make it look so casual!
I loved the trombone solo, but I couldn't see the trombonist! Thought it might be the tuba player, but it would have to be a tuba player with huge lungs to do that. Glad I spotted him behind the collecting table. Great stuff guys.
Fantástico grupo este, que nos deliciam com esta bela música, única! Interessante a sempre presença belo "dingo" para ajudar na coreografia. Obrigado, pelas maravilhosas interpretações.
I liked that one. The singer really brings a lot to this one.
Amigos, soy argentino y los sigo por youtube desde hace un año... quiero decirles que hacen una música maravillosa, son excelentes músicos!!! les hago una sola observación... cuando filmen dejen que se vea la gente que baila porque eso es importante... es la reacción del público ante su música y es muy valioso!! genios!!!
This is simply wonderful music. Love the video dogs and wandering people. I do hope they come back to Australia some time. Thank you for making my day.
Thank you for sharing hidden music between Erica & shayne ,great audience including the dog thanks camera person keep smiling with lol politely & safely thanks !!!
Always a treat to see n watch em boogie 🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🛐✝️🕺🏻💃🏻
Never heard of them before but now I'm absolutely hooked! Brilliant!
'Maple Leaf Rag' (Joplin 1899). Yet another new one from the great Tuba Skinny!
Thank ya kindly, good sir!
wow 1st time came across this group
RaoulDuke504
@@johnrowley8055 Me, too. My grandfather was an infant, at that time.
I grew up on his love of music and "Hi-Fidelity". ~ From Sousa and MacNarmara to almost all Claasical, (for, me).
Opera, not so much. ~ It's all about the bass! My ears don't do high octaves. Preferring male vocals, too.
And I love and appreciate all the music that he, and then, my late parents, grew up on, too. Like, Swing and throughout the "War Years". The *Greats* from the Big Band Era, ~ oh my!
I love Music History.
As I push 70 y.o. though, it's almost like music stopped being historical, or of major significance or quality, back in the late '80s, and into the '90s - at some point. I D/K when!
It was OK with Rap, until it went Gangsta ... and the rest of the industry seemed to devolve, too. About the same time.
But, then, I was fortunate enough to have seen The Beatles, @ 13, in 1965!
(I haven't followed it for the last 10. - I Can't ⛸ anymore.)
I just thought it odd my late husband (/Silent Gen.) disliked his older parent's music so much. ~ Being a musician, himself. But, I'll Pass on AC/DC and ABC "Twangy".
But, these folks are as much a pleasure to run across👍as the *Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain*! ~ Sure to brighten any day, time, mood or SITU!
🌟 💜 🌞
MUSIC that makes your ♡ SING, your Spirit SOAR and your feet want to Move!
A New Fan to this Top of the Line explosion of 'old roots' to Dixielands BEST "styling," expressed so exquisitely!
I'm enamored.
Thank you for sharing such fine Talents during Covid!
Love the music, love the dog.
This is music for all ages. It's the best music in the country. The only bad thing about is that i live in Georgia and would have to travel all the way to La. to hear it in person.
maravillosa, música que cautiva los sentidos, te mueve el cuerpo y te hace felíz...gracias por su música
Великолепно! Браво музыкантам!
Tuba Skinny! I saw one of their street performances last time I was in New Orleans, and I've got the CD to prove it :D They're the epitome of what makes New Orleans such a unique and wonderful city; it is just saturated with music and joie de vivre, ready to embrace fun anywhere and at any time.
Love it!!! Thanks so much for sharing. God bless you all.♡ from texas
Trés bien...Jolie musique . Je suis vraiment un admirateur de ce genre de musique . Allons Tuba Skinny !!
Played at the perfect tempo. What a great band.
The two woman are amazon and they are all excellent musicians
No, they are amazing, not "amazon." :)
@@richardwarren8138 LOL ! Yes, I was not concentrating !
Tuba Skinny? Just some of the best street musicians it has been my pleasure to listen to here. Stunning. You just have to tap along; you can't not do so!
GLORIOUS!!!!!! : )
Love this tune and this is a great rendition.
1st time I ever saw a drum played like that !
Never heard of these guys until yesterday and I must say I am so glad I did!! Music that can't help but make you happy!!!!
God bless and be safe
Como si hubiéramos sido invitados a un día festivo en cualquier pueblito del oeste americano. El banyo les y nos delata, pero que Caray, es toda una DELICIA !!!
I love this, the sounds, the look, even the dog!
Always good to hear real music.
Saw these guys at the Theatre Royal in Castlemaine Victoria (Australia) a few years back. Loved the show.
Outstanding!!! I grew up during the jug band craze in the '60s and I love these guys!!