Thank you very much for the effort and work to post these new videos, Paul. For my part, anything from the SAJB is welcome and a reason for joy, regardless of other technical considerations. And here we have the "new" band, much renewed, younger than ever, due to the circumstances of age (in a very few years all the historical figures left it). It's going to be hard for me to get hold of the new faces and identify the kids in each video, but I'll try. In the first song, from left to right of the image (more or less): - Jordi Herrera (double bass) - Anna Ndiaye (Keyboards) - Asier Vázquez (Guitar) - [Finally a new guitarist in the band, after so many years waiting for him!!] - Didac Moya (Drums) - Èlia Bastida (Violin) - [as a guest, of course] - Sander Theuns (Sax Solo) - Lola Peñaranda (Leader Sax) - Bernat Benavente (Sax) - Shanti Ming (Sax) - Pere Company (Sax) - Andreu Romero (Sax) The trombone row does not intervene in this theme. In the second theme, the very famous "Sweet Georgia Brown" used by the Harlem Globetrotters in their shows, the new ones are: - Pau García (Keyboards) - Blai Forns (Drums), - The guest Joan Martí (Sax), - The trombones Hugo Vlach, Perot Rigau and Claudia Rostey - The trumpets Gerard Peñaranda (Solo), Elsa Armengou, Max Munné and Martí Costalago. I don't think I left any, but there may be mistakes.
2:34 Sweet Georgia Brown (Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard, 1925) - never heard it from SAJB Which song is the first one? It looks like they go back in time - in their repertoire as well as in the Real Book.
I do comment about the quality and take the view for the SAJB fans it is better to show something rather than nothing. I agree it is not up to the usual standard of this project.
Agreed, Paul. What's cool is seeing the new wave SAJB getting grounded in the dixieland origins that proved so fruitful for their predecessors. Wonder who the break-out stars will be.
Thanks for posting! A treat for young and old!
Thank you very much for the effort and work to post these new videos, Paul. For my part, anything from the SAJB is welcome and a reason for joy, regardless of other technical considerations.
And here we have the "new" band, much renewed, younger than ever, due to the circumstances of age (in a very few years all the historical figures left it). It's going to be hard for me to get hold of the new faces and identify the kids in each video, but I'll try.
In the first song, from left to right of the image (more or less):
- Jordi Herrera (double bass)
- Anna Ndiaye (Keyboards)
- Asier Vázquez (Guitar) - [Finally a new guitarist in the band, after so many years waiting for him!!]
- Didac Moya (Drums)
- Èlia Bastida (Violin) - [as a guest, of course]
- Sander Theuns (Sax Solo)
- Lola Peñaranda (Leader Sax)
- Bernat Benavente (Sax)
- Shanti Ming (Sax)
- Pere Company (Sax)
- Andreu Romero (Sax)
The trombone row does not intervene in this theme.
In the second theme, the very famous "Sweet Georgia Brown" used by the Harlem Globetrotters in their shows, the new ones are:
- Pau García (Keyboards)
- Blai Forns (Drums),
- The guest Joan Martí (Sax),
- The trombones Hugo Vlach, Perot Rigau and Claudia Rostey
- The trumpets Gerard Peñaranda (Solo), Elsa Armengou, Max Munné and Martí Costalago.
I don't think I left any, but there may be mistakes.
Thank you very much! I also put a photo on the Friends of SAJB Facebook page and asked if anyone could identify them!!
when the audience is as good as the band
2:34 Sweet Georgia Brown (Ben Bernie and Maceo Pinkard, 1925) - never heard it from SAJB
Which song is the first one?
It looks like they go back in time - in their repertoire as well as in the Real Book.
Cualidad es demasiado mal para TH-cam
La postproducción tuvo poco tiempo - 24 horas!
I do comment about the quality and take the view for the SAJB fans it is better to show something rather than nothing. I agree it is not up to the usual standard of this project.
Agreed, Paul. What's cool is seeing the new wave SAJB getting grounded in the dixieland origins that proved so fruitful for their predecessors. Wonder who the break-out stars will be.
Yep. She gives the young uns a standard to shoot for.
@@branscombeR That young lady is Elia Bastida, a VIRTUOSO on jazz violin!