That's good!

I remember!

@@UK-Blue 😁

Physically maybe, mentally a spring chicken!

But...but... I'm a VEGAVEGETARIAN!!! I'll happily take the "Spring" part, though.

Norbert Tartempion yes, that is really notable. These are all very capable and seasoned players.

They work at it constantly, it's a deliberate band identity . . and they have been together nine years - Shaye, Barnabus & Todd two or three years more playing with Loose Marbles

And they travel the world together.

Brass at my school in beginning band are pricks because they think they are better than each other and woodwinds and brass don't get along till 3rd year band when they are legit like a family of band people instead of woodwinds, brass and percussion. And people are divided for percussion, thinking drums ( only full drumset) is cool in brass and almost everything else as terrible. But, brass in beginning doesn't like snare or toms, or the big bass drum, not even cymbals. Only when they're on the full drumset. TL;DR brass and woodwinds are separate groups till 3rd year

NO EXISTE DÍA QUE NO LOS ESCUCHE.-SALUDOS DESDE BUENOS AIRES ARGENTINA

I totally agree with you and I think Tuba Skinny is the best Rag Band in the world. 🌍🤔👍

You A' NT KIDDING.

@Marcel Rietdijk Best Street Dog

@Marcel Rietdijk Wouldn't be the same without the dog. 😁🐕

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I agree you will get hooked

Well put - know the feeling!

Trombone player

...but Bix never had any children, or did he?

Aaron Minnick Her solos can make me grin and tear up at the same time.....

As a clarinet player, I kind of dislike trumpet solos, because I never see clarinets being considered cool.. It kind of hurts on a personal level to the point that I started playing saxophone. Now I play saxophone in jazz band and and am happy with that. TL;DR hated trumpet solos and don't now because of this band giving everyone a moment in spotlight But still I love baby elephant walk band arrangement because it's literally a glorified clarinet solo

@@kirkt3970 yes, and don't forget Acker Bilk's hit, Stranger on the Shore

@@williamfulgham2010 yeah I meant stuff that I played but that too

@@williamfulgham2010 it was too Pop. His pure Trad was much better.

@@1Passingthrew1 I would agree, but 60 years ago Acker Bilk figured out a way to cash in and create a hit so he could eat. At the time, I had an original Penzel Mueller and I could sound just like him.

Bruce, I don't know about the rest of the band, but Shaye, cornet player and leader, was born and raised on the East Coast and her mother started teaching her piano at age 5. Her dad is Shane Cohn, jazz guitarist and her grandfather was Al Cohn, a famous jazz saxophonist who played and did arrangements for Woody Herman. Shaye was formally educated at NYU In classical piano and she has experience on many instruments. According to what I heard, she was in New Orleans just prior to Katrina and rode it out during the storm. She and some of her friends found her antique cornet in the rubble, fixed it up and started playing. She started playing with various street bands in New Orleans and it all grew from there,

@@williamfulgham2010 Evan Bleach the clarinet player is from UK and the the others are from different parts of US

Maybe the dog owner needs it more urgently.

Pies meloman. /The Dog is music lover./

It may belong to Barnabas

He may just have dry itchy skin. 🐕 It is Hot in New Orleans ☀️☀️🔥❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶💃🏼

Yah ... but he scratches in rythmn ...great sense of syncopation ....

Feel much the same. This style of ‘jazz’ seems ragtimey too

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Thanks. Nice to meet you in New Orleans.