Thrift Set Orchestra Deluxe - Live at Monks
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- Опубліковано 21 лют 2022
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Jonathan Doyle Music - Alto & Soprano Saxophones, Clarinet, Voice
Mark V. Gonzales - Trombone, Voice
Lyon Graulty - Tenor Saxophone, Clarinet, Voice
David Jellema - Cornet, Clarinet, Voice
Lauryn Gould - Alto & Baritone Saxophones, Voice
Steve Butts - Trumpet
Westen Borghesi- Banjo, Voice
Albanie Falletta - Guitar, Voice
Ryan Gould - String Bass, Voice
Hal Smith - Drums
Thrift Set Orchestra was formed in early 2013 by a collection of high-spirited, well-worn, internationally recognized jazz musicians drawn together through the shared love of classic swing and hot jazz. Two more fantastic musicians have been added since, creating the ensemble’s Deluxe version. The band has played throughout the country in theaters, at jazz festivals, and international dance events. Its members have played with many great musicians including Jim Cullum, Willie Nelson, Pinetop Perkins, Erik Hokkanen, Grupo Fantasma, Jon Batiste, Wendell Brunious, Wayne Hancock, and so many more.
The band reveres and embraces the wide spectrum of early jazz and swing styles while honoring the traditions with musical, stylistic, and spiritual contributions of its own. Thrift Set Orchestra Deluxe plays both sweet and hot simultaneously: at times reminiscent of a Duke Ellington small group or Django Reinhardt mingled with Milton Brown. The ensemble writes and plays tailored arrangements of classic material as well as original compositions.
Tight guys ;) thanks for being my inspiration
I appreciate you keeping the rep rootsy and funky despite the 10-piece lineup. Leave the depression era hot dance stuff in its bell jars in New York and Whitley Bay. Y'all play real live butt shakin' jazzzzz! And THAT lives forever!!
Wow, these guyz are GOOD!!
Yeah they are!
Well done whoever made the video - can see all musicians close up and clear!
1:05:18 So, the last thing, and I do mean the last thing, I expected the 1920's jazz banjo player to start dropping wuz Bob Seger references. Talk about a left-turn.
"There Hal goes... turning the page..." ua-cam.com/video/3khH9ih2XJg/v-deo.html
58:38 Hal cam! There's a Hal-cam? Holy crap! Moar Hal-Cam! _turn the page_
1:23:52 Who's sorry now? Not me, because moar Hal-cam. Great production, much applause.