@richardharrold9736Sousaphones and Tubas play in the same range and are both generally in Bb and French horns are in F (I am aware that Tubas and Sousaphones exist in other Keys such as F or Eb, I'm just listing the most common forms)
@richardharrold9736 Although I can see slight similarity in the shape of the Sousaphone and French Horn that is the only similarity I see, Sousaphones are just marching Tubas and that is why John Phillips Sousa created them as an easier instrument to march.
Nice! Serious respect for the lady with the sousaphone. But definitely all super-musicians. You make me happy - now I got this song in my head just before I go sleeping :)
GREAT arrangement!! Excellent video: one camera slowly panning without those annoying quick cuts that distract from the music.. And the new alto player is incredible! Lucky Chops are the BEST! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
You guys are killing it for this song! 🎶🎼🎵🥁🎺 The Drummer is rocking it this solo song! 🎶🎼🥁 And Nora is also a great Tuba player in the brass band as Always! 😊👍😍 Bravo Lucky Chops! You are the best brass band in New York City! 🏙️ 🌷🌹 Love you guys! ❤🥰💜😍 Thank you for sharing with us! 🤗😇☺️🙏🏾
Hello, good afternoon, I'm from Brazil, I would like to know what model the stick trombone is and the name of the trombonist, I would like to follow him on social media, he plays a lot. I've been a fan of yours since 2018
OK, this is one insanely talented alto sax player, I gotta admit, but kind of missing the Leo G bari sax replacement and Dario (I think that's his name) playing higher saxes
@@dominickcap8454 Actually No! Can you let me know exactly which station it is? I know NYC is notorious for having multiple stations with almost the same name ha!
On UA-cam it probably gets copyright claimed because this site is broken. On Spotify/Apple, those services will typically give a certain percentage to the performer and a certain percentage to the original writer of the song (which may not be the Jackson 5 themselves but whoever got writing credit). Most bands make their money from live shows.
The Chops are Lucky and there's no mistake with the editing either! I like how dynamic the camera is without causing dizziness and the character of the studio also provides a lot to look at while I listen. If there was a slot for me to step in, I totally would because it looks like so much fun!
That tuba be bumping I love it, the young woman playing is talented and a heart breaker, looking at her is like breathing your first breath of life, reinvigorating, something you needed and can’t live without only you didn’t know till you heard her sweet tones. She looks like she is having fun on top of it all which puts you at ease and gets you in the groove of that sweet jive.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Why are people so obsessed with the lady playing sousaphone, she’s very skilled but simply not my favorite for a variety of reasons and everyone in the comments is raving about her playing and style when I wasn’t really seeing or hearing what all of you were talking about, leading me to believe that the comments are filled to the brim with bots
@@cowman3449 She may not be your cup of tea and that’s ok. But other people enjoy her. Just bc you don’t enjoy her dosn’t mean you need to insult those who do enjoy her. Maybe a brass show band isn’t what you’re into. If you are into it maybe your analyzing it way to deep. Forget everything you know have fun and enjoy the show.
@richardharrold9736 You mean like your comment is a subjective opinion? But I respect your argument that you like music that has become virtually total vocalized with one or two chords and lots of repeated pentatonic phrases. As Barnum said, no one has ever gone broke underestimating the American taste.
Man blending is just not there. Melodies and tones are being shadowed in the noise of the other instruments. Articulation is not mutual throughout the players. There’s no 1 way to play of course but unification is successful as a group. There’s no cohesive sound unlike back in the olden days of LC with Leo. There was more intonation blending and cohesive paths for the rhythms and style to travel. Now it just a bunch of noise being blasted (tuba) to create a facade. Blasting is not a musical skill and does NOT fit in all pieces/types of music. I get that it’s the bands motif but get it together guys cmon. Pick and choose. Additionally, where are the dynamics? Solos are dynamic in pressure and aggressiveness/softness but as a whole band there’s little background dynamics. Wheres the decrease? Where’s the increase when a solo/soli is played throughout the pieces? Where’s the uniformed staccato? The legato? It’s not unified. Lastly, not every solo has to be complicated; the solo is littered with chromatics and “blues”. Sometimes less is more. Use the basic pentatonic! Simple solos go a long way. Don’t lose the audience with nonsensical melodies - specifically the Alto Sax solo. Like what feeling/tone is being told through rhythm/melody? The solo takes you everywhere. There’s no start, there’s no finish. It’s a repeat of the same notes back and forth without any sense of direction. The Alto Sax does imo not have an appealing tone. Sounds novice like. Like one has only played for 7 months - Lucky Chops sounds lost and confused. Unsure of what they want to be, the bands changes should not reflect that. I remember being a novice sax player in highschool, listening to the old LC songs, projecting myself as a player and learning what it’s like to play in a band. I became a master musician because of how well you guys played! The inspiration was there! The ideas were new, original, fresh. No brass band competed with you guys. Get it together. I’m sure you inspire many still, but with better guidance, Lucky Chops can inspire more.
To the Alto player: your jaw is too low from the rear and your throat is too open. Close your tone and angle your air to flow “through” your instrument not “into” your sax. I can already tell your sax doesn’t vibrate with resonance but instead with strained brass. If you’ve ever played saxophone, and in perfect tune, and particular playing, you’ll know exactly what I mean. There’s certain times when it’s appropriate but that sound shouldn’t be consistent. You play some semitones in there which was bliss! And perfect for your tone! But your tone is not appealing in long stretches. Don’t play loud. Play strong. Sax is not a loud instrument. It’s a sexy one and yours does not sound sexy. It sounds like it came from wish. Ykw? It almost sounds like you’re overplaying your sax too. Too much air into your mouth piece. Shoot you might even have too open a mouthpiece. Try a Yamaha 4C composite with a 4 or 5 level reed. Your tone will change DRASTICALLY with such a simple mouthpiece andddd you can hit those altissimo notes wayyy easier. I would know. Ik there was a segment when you try hitting a high bar, but it sounds so strained and appears confident that you CANT play any higher. I’m a 22 yo with 4 years of jazz and commercial jazz/pop. I became a master musician my 3rd year and that’s only because of detailed training. I’m not sharing these traits to boast, I’m sharing them to show that a former sax player, who no longer plays, can hear the discrepancies and wants you to be better. You have so much potential. I’ll check back in after a few more songs. I really hope @luckychops reads my comments and takes in the advice.
What cover song do you want us to try next? 👇
TREASURE BY BRUNO MARS
How about your old reggae mix with All Star? It'd be especially poignant now after the lead for Smash Mouth passed.
yes treasure by bruno mars
How about Sir Duke?
American Woman by Lenny Kravitz. I feel you guys could get that one down and dirty. Haha!
Trombone is clean and always on point!!!
I’m not sure how you manage to incorporate as much groove and soul as the original, but here we are. Hats of to you Lucky Chops! You guys rock 🎷🎺🥁
Trombone def writes his doo's, dot's, and dit's on a legal notepad
True ksks
I love josh's jumpers
The trumpet!!! 🥰🥰
LOVE THIS SONG AND IT JUST GOT BETTER
Love this band so much
The Young Lady Playing The Tuba Is Awesome !!! Great Work !! All Of You!!
Not to nitpick, but it's a sousaphone.😊
@@vanmonroe4346 basically the same thing
@richardharrold9736Sousaphones and Tubas play in the same range and are both generally in Bb and French horns are in F (I am aware that Tubas and Sousaphones exist in other Keys such as F or Eb, I'm just listing the most common forms)
@richardharrold9736 Although I can see slight similarity in the shape of the Sousaphone and French Horn that is the only similarity I see, Sousaphones are just marching Tubas and that is why John Phillips Sousa created them as an easier instrument to march.
sorry to tell you but thats a dude
Amazing as always, such a Lucky Chops classic
Nora did a great job on that bassline! (I mean, everybody was fantastic, but props!)
she got that bass line schmoovin on this one
I don't really like the variation on the original bassline. The second "word" of the "sentence" just feels wrong. But everything else is amazing
reggie is better
Mfs be down bad for the Sousa player
As a musician I have been following you guys for a while and I just wanted to say thank you
YES!
I'm Brazilian and I love Luck Chops❤🎻🎹🎶🎵🎺🎸🎷
I f-ing LOVE this you guys!!!
THANK YOU AS ALWAYS!!!
Meu sonho é assistir um show de vcs aqui no Brasil parabéns!!!!!🎼🎼🎺🎺🎷🎷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
My man on trumpet putting some stank on it!
Man this is a nice throwback! Great as always!
I wasn't really convinced until the saxo got in. Lovely 😍
Just amazing!
I like the old school fibe. Earth wind and fire.
It feel so weird herding that song again love it!!!!
Sis be holdin’ it down. 💅🏽
When that tuba came in 🫠🥵
Such attitude from all the horn players! 👌
Awesome❤❤
so many songs that were my very first... You are friggin good!
Nice! Serious respect for the lady with the sousaphone. But definitely all super-musicians. You make me happy - now I got this song in my head just before I go sleeping :)
Amazing remaster of the 2014 cover!!! 🎉
Lovely..
Josh and joshua 4ever 💪
GREAT arrangement!!
Excellent video: one camera slowly panning without those annoying quick cuts that distract from the music..
And the new alto player is incredible!
Lucky Chops are the BEST! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Selmer Mark six
❤️🎶👍🏻
❤️
Amazing!!! I send a big hug from Brazil 😁😁
The you guys release during marching band season and this song is in our show is hilarious to me
Amazing!It’s so cool!
Bravo! Sounds great
Bring bro back on the sousaphone
Love that sax sound. So on edge, even unstable almost
One word: awesome
❤❤❤
what the heck fellas, sounds great!!
I wish I could like it twice! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
EPIC
You guys are killing it for this song! 🎶🎼🎵🥁🎺
The Drummer is rocking it this solo song! 🎶🎼🥁 And Nora is also a great Tuba player in the brass band as Always! 😊👍😍
Bravo Lucky Chops! You are the best brass band in New York City! 🏙️ 🌷🌹 Love you guys! ❤🥰💜😍 Thank you for sharing with us! 🤗😇☺️🙏🏾
FYI Nora plays the sousaphone ❤
ALWAYS AMAZIMG🐊🐊
Trumpet guy is super good
Treat! 🙌🏵️
Awesome
AHH I REMEMBER THIS FROM THE NYC ALBUM
always waiting for some Leo's solo )
Good
There’s one thing I hate about Lucky chops when they stop amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
At last!
👏👏👏👏
Can y’all do another take on “next to you” one of my favs
❤️🎶
When is this going on sell? You guys are great. Coming back to Austin soon? : )
Brilliant!
Next? Stevie Wonder’s Master Blaster (Jammin') please 🙏🏿
Fantastic!!! what a great job Nora Nalepka did!!!
From Romania, Europe :👏👏👏👏👏🎉
I don’t mean to labor the obvious but you guys are fuckin awesome
when do you come to Argentina?! 🙏
💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕
Ben's mustache reminds me of when Josh grew a mustache haha
Hello, good afternoon, I'm from Brazil, I would like to know what model the stick trombone is and the name of the trombonist, I would like to follow him on social media, he plays a lot. I've been a fan of yours since 2018
Tenor* trombone.
OK, this is one insanely talented alto sax player, I gotta admit, but kind of missing the Leo G bari sax replacement and Dario (I think that's his name) playing higher saxes
📯
Yasss! What studio is this?
I'm your fan
I need cover Haïti chéri🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Do you sell the sheet music of the covers you guys do?
holis😊
I'm headed to NYC early next year and I really hope I can find the subway station you guys normally perform at!
You guys still sound awesome!
U know where it is right?
@@dominickcap8454 Actually No! Can you let me know exactly which station it is? I know NYC is notorious for having multiple stations with almost the same name ha!
@@BandPerformancesofHuntsville 34th street - Herald Square Station
Go Nora!
Needs more anvil 😜
Great arrangement as always though fr fr
Hello un cover de Sweet Indiana daddy (Lou Donaldson)se serait super 👍
Cadê os BR aquiii??? 🎷✨
Acompanho eles a uns 5 anos....🇧🇷 ❤️
I think we need Problem or My Girl next
Jeepers, dolly back so we can see something! Well, it's a studio so maybe you can't.
If love y'all to cover Aretha Franklin's Rock Steady.
Trompete parece que está cantando
All vaxed
How do you guys deal with copyright owners? Do you buy licence for your arrangements? If it's not secret or anything)
On UA-cam it probably gets copyright claimed because this site is broken. On Spotify/Apple, those services will typically give a certain percentage to the performer and a certain percentage to the original writer of the song (which may not be the Jackson 5 themselves but whoever got writing credit). Most bands make their money from live shows.
@@stephenbeck7222Thanks, man!
Please cover treasure by Bruno mars!
The Chops are Lucky and there's no mistake with the editing either! I like how dynamic the camera is without causing dizziness and the character of the studio also provides a lot to look at while I listen. If there was a slot for me to step in, I totally would because it looks like so much fun!
Why 10 years after you first played it ? XD
"moves like Jagger"
Church clap next
That tuba be bumping I love it, the young woman playing is talented and a heart breaker, looking at her is like breathing your first breath of life, reinvigorating, something you needed and can’t live without only you didn’t know till you heard her sweet tones. She looks like she is having fun on top of it all which puts you at ease and gets you in the groove of that sweet jive.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Why are people so obsessed with the lady playing sousaphone, she’s very skilled but simply not my favorite for a variety of reasons and everyone in the comments is raving about her playing and style when I wasn’t really seeing or hearing what all of you were talking about, leading me to believe that the comments are filled to the brim with bots
@@cowman3449 She may not be your cup of tea and that’s ok. But other people enjoy her. Just bc you don’t enjoy her dosn’t mean you need to insult those who do enjoy her. Maybe a brass show band isn’t what you’re into. If you are into it maybe your analyzing it way to deep. Forget everything you know have fun and enjoy the show.
LC gone woke....Oh well....
What the heck are you talking about?
Nope!
As a horn player myself, I’m not loving the sound of that sousaphone. It might be the recording. It’s too light and not enough bass.
It needs a longer intro. Maybe one that lasts two days? Otherwise, trying to translate modern music to real instruments just doesn't work.
@richardharrold9736 Due to the fact that musical imagination died in the 1970s (and modern music has stagnated since) I think it qualifies.
@richardharrold9736 You mean like your comment is a subjective opinion? But I respect your argument that you like music that has become virtually total vocalized with one or two chords and lots of repeated pentatonic phrases. As Barnum said, no one has ever gone broke underestimating the American taste.
Bass line is wrong lol, don't know why but that annoys me
Man blending is just not there. Melodies and tones are being shadowed in the noise of the other instruments. Articulation is not mutual throughout the players. There’s no 1 way to play of course but unification is successful as a group. There’s no cohesive sound unlike back in the olden days of LC with Leo. There was more intonation blending and cohesive paths for the rhythms and style to travel. Now it just a bunch of noise being blasted (tuba) to create a facade. Blasting is not a musical skill and does NOT fit in all pieces/types of music. I get that it’s the bands motif but get it together guys cmon. Pick and choose. Additionally, where are the dynamics? Solos are dynamic in pressure and aggressiveness/softness but as a whole band there’s little background dynamics. Wheres the decrease? Where’s the increase when a solo/soli is played throughout the pieces? Where’s the uniformed staccato? The legato? It’s not unified. Lastly, not every solo has to be complicated; the solo is littered with chromatics and “blues”. Sometimes less is more. Use the basic pentatonic! Simple solos go a long way. Don’t lose the audience with nonsensical melodies - specifically the Alto Sax solo. Like what feeling/tone is being told through rhythm/melody? The solo takes you everywhere. There’s no start, there’s no finish. It’s a repeat of the same notes back and forth without any sense of direction. The Alto Sax does imo not have an appealing tone. Sounds novice like. Like one has only played for 7 months
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Lucky Chops sounds lost and confused. Unsure of what they want to be, the bands changes should not reflect that. I remember being a novice sax player in highschool, listening to the old LC songs, projecting myself as a player and learning what it’s like to play in a band. I became a master musician because of how well you guys played! The inspiration was there! The ideas were new, original, fresh. No brass band competed with you guys. Get it together. I’m sure you inspire many still, but with better guidance, Lucky Chops can inspire more.
Pfft, nobody claiming to be a "master musician" shit talks other peoples' band like this. The band sounds great, go crawl back in your hole, troll.
To the Alto player:
your jaw is too low from the rear and your throat is too open. Close your tone and angle your air to flow “through” your instrument not “into” your sax. I can already tell your sax doesn’t vibrate with resonance but instead with strained brass. If you’ve ever played saxophone, and in perfect tune, and particular playing, you’ll know exactly what I mean. There’s certain times when it’s appropriate but that sound shouldn’t be consistent. You play some semitones in there which was bliss! And perfect for your tone! But your tone is not appealing in long stretches. Don’t play loud. Play strong. Sax is not a loud instrument. It’s a sexy one and yours does not sound sexy. It sounds like it came from wish. Ykw? It almost sounds like you’re overplaying your sax too. Too much air into your mouth piece. Shoot you might even have too open a mouthpiece. Try a Yamaha 4C composite with a 4 or 5 level reed. Your tone will change DRASTICALLY with such a simple mouthpiece andddd you can hit those altissimo notes wayyy easier. I would know. Ik there was a segment when you try hitting a high bar, but it sounds so strained and appears confident that you CANT play any higher.
I’m a 22 yo with 4 years of jazz and commercial jazz/pop. I became a master musician my 3rd year and that’s only because of detailed training. I’m not sharing these traits to boast, I’m sharing them to show that a former sax player, who no longer plays, can hear the discrepancies and wants you to be better. You have so much potential. I’ll check back in after a few more songs. I really hope @luckychops reads my comments and takes in the advice.
🤓☝️