Robin's washboard is so 'musical' ... he has mastered it,; and yet,talking with him, it seems he is still pouring over other bands and genres to glean a fresh riff or approach. He's also a great guy - friendly and straight forward .. I feel lucky to know him a bit.
Vedo la bandiera italiana: dall’Italia un saluto a voi ed ai Tuba Skinny, band gradevole formata da simpatiche persone, che ascolto sempre con piacere.
A huge crowd of over 450 welcomed this amazing band, applauded lustily after each number - and often for solo phrases, and roared to call them back for an encore after the second set !!! The venue is the Commodore Barry Club in the Mt. Airy neighborhood. They are wonderful people too. Kudos to John here and the Philadelphia Unemployment Project for making this happen.
These guys are really quite enjoyable to listen too. Not my usual diet of music, but I do diverge once in a while. The clarinet player for some reason reminds me of Huckleberry Hound. (Gives my age bracket away) I mean that most respectfully BTW. Not a knock.
째즈의 진수를 맛볼수있어 감사합니다 , 필아델피아 ! 오픈잉 콘써트? 우리 대한민국은 삼천리강산 에 이런 째즈음악이 늘 감상 할수있다면 금.상.첨.화. 우린 살기좋은 나라에서 곳곳 의 무슨 촟불이니 태극기니 끊이지않는 시위땜에 이런 연주를 보면 부럽다 그쪽 나라에 가서 살고싶다 , 아ㅡ 욕심난다 !
Not so much changes actually. The 'core five' have been together ten years - Shaye, Barnabus, Todd, Erika & Robin. The other four, Max, Jason & Greg on strings, Craig on clarinet, go back five to eight years. For a jazz band, that is remarkable stability and accounts a good bit for how tight and versatile they are. They generally take just two strings on tour. It is true that Charlie Halloran sits in for Barnabus several times a year, and Ewan Bleach comes over the pond to join or sit in on reeds once or twice a year, and Thomas Majerski also subs on reeds (sometimes on sax to fill the 'warm tone' slot when Barnabus isn't there. Other than those, there a just an occasional visit from players from their first few years and friends passing through.
..... I've asked before .... no replys to my questions .....about the band ...... how old is each member? .... what was each doing before moving to N.O. ? .... do they use work visas for foreign gigs? ... ... ( they better) ....does each band member have a tax number with the state of Louisiana? (probably should) .... How old is Tupelo? ... what's his history? I suspect Shaye has ' perfect pitch' ..... does she? ... any other band members have relative/perfect pitch? ..... how do they handle copyright issues on their recordings ( for non public domain titles)? .... how do they choose which new songs to play/ record? ..... . Busking in general .... no band seems to use a flugelhorn in street gigs in N.O. ... what's the deal with that? Flugelhorn was very common in early 20th century brass bands and jazz ensembles ... ...more questions later .....🤔
I can't answer the business questions (and wouldn't ask them), but they have traveled widely and must know the ropes. They are all "thirty somethings" except Craig Flory, clarinet (50ish)... well Barnabus, trombone, may have turned 40. Tupelo was Barnabus' dog and sadly died while they were touring in France last month. 11-12-13 years ago Shaye, Barnabus, Todd & Erika were busking in string bands; they all still play two or more string instruments. After Hurricane Katrina clobbered New Orleans there were 'swamp instruments' where they were renting .. Shaye & Barnabus took a cornet and taught themselves to play and Todd took up the tuba. Tuba Skinny was formed in early 2009; Robin came to N.O. later that year. Those core five have played together 10 years; others joined 6 - 8 years ago. There are articles in OffBeat & Syncopated times - here are a couple www.offbeat.com/articles/masterful-exuberant-tuba-skinny-electrifies-streets/ syncopatedtimes.com/how-tuba-skinnys-new-orleans-street-jazz-found-fans-worldwide/ You may also enjoy some of the 600 blog entries here playing-traditional-jazz.blogspot.com
I just discovered this wonderful band and can’t get enough!
Welcome to the TS club of addiction. A club you'll never need rehab from.
God, this is such a marvelous band. I simply love them. Thanks.
Are you kidding me? What other band have you ever heard that brings such joy and pleasure into your life?
Shaye's quiet muted noodling is really beautiful.
Yes ... she makes that cornet sing in a delicious way, love it especially decorating Erika's voice ... one of her strongest suits .....
They are fantastic, each member is great in what they do, Robin is a great , the best percussionist ever....
Robin's washboard is so 'musical' ... he has mastered it,; and yet,talking with him, it seems he is still pouring over other bands and genres to glean a fresh riff or approach. He's also a great guy - friendly and straight forward .. I feel lucky to know him a bit.
AGREED. ROBIN IS THE ' WIZARD OF THE WASHBOARD '
Never less than superb.
Vedo la bandiera italiana: dall’Italia un saluto a voi ed ai Tuba Skinny, band gradevole formata da simpatiche persone, che ascolto sempre con piacere.
la cuota diaria necesaria de esta musica satisfecha. gracias tuba skinny!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great!,,👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
I cannot get enough of this fantastic group. Cannot wait to see them perform live in next year's (2020) French Quater Festival.
Best regards,
Big Fan
A huge crowd of over 450 welcomed this amazing band, applauded lustily after each number - and often for solo phrases, and roared to call them back for an encore after the second set !!! The venue is the Commodore Barry Club in the Mt. Airy neighborhood. They are wonderful people too. Kudos to John here and the Philadelphia Unemployment Project for making this happen.
My old stomping grounds. Saw Denise LaSalle at the CBC many years back. Love Tuba Skinny. Great NOLA sound.
So great pleasure to listen to that band. And really cool arrangements of the songs, Wow!
Shaye’s solo here is just delicious. Whar a gal
... am enjoying the music... Mr. Coal bucket..... the more I listen ... the more I want to know ..... 😎
Robbinson Hatol u funny 😄
The roots of jazz . The collective improvisation.
In new orleans .
I love this music and tuba skinny, can't wait to go back to "norleans"
Just saw them at the Delaware Valley Bluegrass Festival tonight. They were fantastic!!
Rebajean Mosley I was there too! Both sets they did were great!
We were there too. Great job by TS.
We were there, plus there in 2017 too!
bluegrass!!!!?
jean-michel thiriet Yes! And they were enthusiastically received!
Love it!!
Sempre eccezionali !!
Great 👍
merely awesome
More of a dance than a concert. Great stuff, either way.
...thx for the info bob throne ...
...miss tupelo already .... 😞
Супер молодцы
I'll see you on Monday in NYC
M U S I C A Z O S !!!!!
'Cushion Foot Stomp'.
Thanks Pops. We count on you to get things right. :-)
Oh, God, sorry to hear about Tupelo. They should write an elegy for him.
They have a song called Tupelo Pine,maybe in memory of the old yellow dog.
Made it as far north as Philly?!!! Keep comin'...NH needs you.....!!!!
These guys are really quite enjoyable to listen too. Not my usual diet of music, but I do diverge once in a while. The clarinet player for some reason reminds me of Huckleberry Hound. (Gives my age bracket away) I mean that most respectfully BTW. Not a knock.
Shayne is awesome
I love Shayes cornet!
It's a 99 from me 😁
He's great on the sciffle
Dėkoju visaai chebrai .išskirtinai trimitininkei ir klarnetininkui
째즈의 진수를 맛볼수있어
감사합니다 ,
필아델피아 ! 오픈잉 콘써트?
우리 대한민국은 삼천리강산
에 이런 째즈음악이 늘 감상
할수있다면 금.상.첨.화.
우린 살기좋은 나라에서 곳곳
의 무슨 촟불이니 태극기니
끊이지않는 시위땜에 이런
연주를 보면 부럽다 그쪽
나라에 가서 살고싶다 ,
아ㅡ 욕심난다 !
Nice tune, maybe someone can tell us the name (or storie). Thank you John.
I wish they would identify all the players since so many change.
Shaye Cohn, cornet, Erika Lewis, vocals and bass drum, Craig Flory, clarinet, Barnabus Jones, trombone, Greg Sherman, guitar and vocals, Max Bien-Kahn, guitar, banjo, Todd Burdick, Tuba, Sousaphone, Robin Rapuzzi, washboard.
Not so much changes actually. The 'core five' have been together ten years - Shaye, Barnabus, Todd, Erika & Robin. The other four, Max, Jason & Greg on strings, Craig on clarinet, go back five to eight years. For a jazz band, that is remarkable stability and accounts a good bit for how tight and versatile they are. They generally take just two strings on tour. It is true that Charlie Halloran sits in for Barnabus several times a year, and Ewan Bleach comes over the pond to join or sit in on reeds once or twice a year, and Thomas Majerski also subs on reeds (sometimes on sax to fill the 'warm tone' slot when Barnabus isn't there. Other than those, there a just an occasional visit from players from their first few years and friends passing through.
Thank you John Dodds. Where is Jason ?
Yes where is Jason, on vacation?
@@connieclemow4273 Jason was not on the east coast tour, but was in France with the band in July.
I miss Jason Lawrence 😢😢
So do I
Bring back ERIKA!!!
Barnabus looks like a mobster with his new hat 🎩😎Sad about Tupelo ☹️
Een
stay out of the Camera just keep walking in front of the camera .
..... I've asked before .... no replys to my questions .....about the band ...... how old is each member? .... what was each doing before moving to N.O. ? .... do they use work visas for foreign gigs? ...
... ( they better) ....does each band member have a tax number with the state of Louisiana? (probably should) .... How old is Tupelo? ...
what's his history? I suspect Shaye
has ' perfect pitch' ..... does she?
... any other band members have relative/perfect pitch? ..... how do they handle copyright issues on their recordings ( for non public domain titles)? .... how do they choose which new songs to play/
record? ..... . Busking in general .... no band seems to use a flugelhorn in street gigs in N.O. ... what's the deal with that? Flugelhorn was very common in early 20th century brass bands and jazz ensembles ...
...more questions later .....🤔
I can't answer the business questions (and wouldn't ask them), but they have traveled widely and must know the ropes. They are all "thirty somethings" except Craig Flory, clarinet (50ish)... well Barnabus, trombone, may have turned 40. Tupelo was Barnabus' dog and sadly died while they were touring in France last month. 11-12-13 years ago Shaye, Barnabus, Todd & Erika were busking in string bands; they all still play two or more string instruments. After Hurricane Katrina clobbered New Orleans there were 'swamp instruments' where they were renting .. Shaye & Barnabus took a cornet and taught themselves to play and Todd took up the tuba. Tuba Skinny was formed in early 2009; Robin came to N.O. later that year. Those core five have played together 10 years; others joined 6 - 8 years ago. There are articles in OffBeat & Syncopated times - here are a couple
www.offbeat.com/articles/masterful-exuberant-tuba-skinny-electrifies-streets/
syncopatedtimes.com/how-tuba-skinnys-new-orleans-street-jazz-found-fans-worldwide/
You may also enjoy some of the 600 blog entries here
playing-traditional-jazz.blogspot.com
Your a dick just enjoy the music
Robbinson Hatol ..
None of yours or my business.
Like I said you funny 😆
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