'Canal Street Blues'. This was composed by Joe 'King' Oliver in 1923. Oliver recorded it with KING OLIVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND in Richmond, Indiana, on 5 April 1923. Among Oliver's musicians on that date were Louis Armstrong, Johnny Dodds and Lil Hardin. As you can hear, it's a simple tune with just two themes - both of them 12-bar blues in the key of F. 'Directing the traffic' in this video, Marla makes a good job of injecting variety and interest.
@@shurshot2764 I wouldn't say so -- usually the problem in medium-to-large jazz bands is that I can't hear the piano most of the time, but here it sounds about right.
@@leonblum7898 Comparo nada mas y eso es bastante ,por que distingo ritmo de paso lento .Pero es eso ,seran buenos musicos ,pero sale todo mesclado SAludo...... Desde la zona sudeste de la prov buenos aires.
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How wonderful to see Marla and Shaye working together and "Down Under" no less.
Great group you put together. All the musicians are EXCEPTIONAL!!! They read each other.
'Canal Street Blues'. This was composed by Joe 'King' Oliver
in 1923. Oliver recorded it with KING OLIVER'S CREOLE JAZZ BAND in Richmond, Indiana, on 5 April 1923. Among Oliver's musicians on that date were Louis Armstrong, Johnny Dodds and Lil Hardin. As you can hear, it's a simple tune with just two themes - both of them 12-bar blues in the key of F. 'Directing the traffic' in this video, Marla makes a good job of injecting variety and interest.
Thanks once more Pops, particularly the history with Armstrong and Hardin. Love seeing "our" two heroes here.
Super, comme j'aime !
Shaye down under... waaah! Thought she was locked down in New Orleans! Wonderful music as usual! Good Stuff!
Waaay wrrong
This was 2019 before Covid.
Bless 'em all!!!
The best... Shaye Cohn!!!
I didn't know she played the piano. Does anyone know if she plays other instruments? That is one talented woman!
@@barcrrt850 tb, acc. fiddle. But sbe's to loud on this one!!
Oh yes, her primary axe is cornet. Leading Tuba Skinny for 11 years Northern tier of US, Europe + Arbita Sprngs!!!
@@shurshot2764 I love Shaye Cohn!!!
@@shurshot2764 I wouldn't say so -- usually the problem in medium-to-large jazz bands is that I can't hear the piano most of the time, but here it sounds about right.
Great rendition!!!
Great group. Shayne gets to tickle dem ivories.
Great job on this song.
Shaye has become a legend.....
THE BEAUTYUFULL SAYE MAGICAL AND GENIUS!!!!!!!!!!
She’s a musical genius!
Shaye of coarse!
Shaye of coarse!
I have the opposite of the blues when I hear Shaye and Marla. Thank you
In addition to Marla and Shaye
Peter Buckland Clarinet
Al Davey Trombone
Chris Gildersleeve Tenor Banjo
Peter Grey Double Bass
Kevin Bolton Drums
nice
It is easy to see that Shaye is a band leader; when she is about to finish her solo, she nods to the rest of the band.
And raises a foot to stop!
I think someone is playing ahead of the beat. Is it the clarinet?
You tell us.
who is the clarinet player????
BASTANTE FLOJO......el conjunto
SI SOS MÚSICO LO PUEDO ACEPTAR SINO NO.-SALUDOS RESPETUOSOS DESDE Bs.As.C.A.B.A.
@@leonblum7898 Comparo nada mas y eso es bastante ,por que distingo ritmo de paso lento .Pero es eso ,seran buenos musicos ,pero sale todo mesclado SAludo...... Desde la zona sudeste de la prov buenos aires.