Tuba Skinny - New Orleans stuff.

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Different, but really good.

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1. I AM A BIG FAN

I dig her vocals and her ever changing lineup of street musicians are all really strong musicians.

Of all the youtube recommendations they give me, well - This one I actually did like

A couple of my favorites:

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2. Here's another session.....wow

Love to see traditional music reinterperted. Who is that young lady on the coronet/Trumpet? She is awesome....

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Edit to add....King Oliver....a 100 year old great interpretation of their music..
2nd edit. It's like Peanuts Hucko, Louis Armstrong, and Jack Teargarden are now playing again in this band. Totally awesome, I am a fan.

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3. Shaye Cohn is the trumpet/coronet player, also founder

of Tuba Skinny. The band is terrific and Shaye is great, granddaughter of a famous musician, his name is here or in other materials, I forgot it.

https://syncopatedtimes.com/tag/shaye-cohn/

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4. Thanks!

Great comment. I sorta just really listened tonight and I am blown away. Big Armsrong, Teagarden, Congdon fan here, A refreshing and really excellent orchestration.

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5. The more I listen and see her, the more impressed I get.

She totally gets what she is playing.

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7. Here's a feature on Shaye & the group from the

article posted. They're so talented and inspiring, formed in New Orleans after Katrina in 2005 it says.

Shaye's skill and leadership stood out to me initially as well, very talented musician. They're all wonderful.

Enjoy! I adore New Orleans..

> Shaye Cohn Profile, Tuba Skinny
https://syncopatedtimes.com/shaye-cohn-discography/

- 'Jubilee Stomp,' Tuba Skinny Band performs on charming Royal Street, home base in New Orleans.

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6. here's my recent favorite, recorded in concert in France

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I dearly love the washboarder, Jason.

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8. the only thing off about this one is the European audience clapping on one and three...

..instead of two and four. Sigh.

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9. Thanks for posting!

A great thread to showcase them. The best real NO band since Louis, I think. Now if they only get a Billy Miles playing piano, they.d be perfect.

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10. too bad we don't have a "traditional and new orleans jazz" topic here on DU. nt

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11. Indeed, it derves it own sub-topic.

Nothing like NO music. Louis, Eddie, Jack, Peanuts, Ellis, Wynton, and Harry......

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12. yes yes yes

And there are plenty of solid fans new and old.

And youtube is glorious.

Check out the channel of a dear friend of mine. His user name is "swingyoucats". He is a videographer and archivist of the genre.

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13. Thanks, I will.

Not tonight, lol.

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14. Oh, I forgot to mention my friend's blog, too. Jazz Lives.

Link:

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