4:44 Absolutely fantastic! While enjoying these fine musicians, I am also appreciative of the time, effort, dedication, discipline, and sacrifice this group of people have put into becoming masters of their instrument(s).You all have my sincerest gratitude!
Ten days ago I never heard of Tuba Skinny, now I can identify by site Erika Lewis, Shaye Cohn, Banabas Jones, Rubbin Robin and purchased 3 albums. I’m working on the names of the rest of the musicians.
Welcome, Michael. They never fail to uplift. They have stuck together and remain faithful to their principles of busking quality early jazz. God bless. My friend
Many thanks, Randy. 'Messing Around', played here in the key of C, was composed in 1926 by Charles L. 'Doc' Cooke, with words by Johnny St. Cyr. It has a 16-bar Verse, which Shaye plays only at 00:59. Words of the Verse: 'What is all this noise I hear around here? Please don't keep me in doubt. What is it all about? Now honey calm yourself and don't be angry with me. And right here, on this spot, something hot you'll see.' Words of the Chorus (32 bars): 'That dance called 'Messin' Around' - that dance that's new in the town - It runs the Charleston way out of gas. Don't even have to step; and still it's full of pep. Keep your doggies still, mess around until morning. My grandma thinks it is nice; and grandpa he's done it twice. It is the easiest dance I've found. Let's go right now. Sure is a wow! Messin' around, messin' around; dance they call 'Messin' Around'.' 00:16 : Introduction, eight bars 00:24 : Chorus, 32 bars, ensemble 00:59 : Verse, 16 bars 01:17 : Chorus, played by Craig, with Shaye and Barnabus providing offbeats in the final 16 bars 01:51 : Chorus, played by Barnabus, with quiet harmonising support from Shaye and Craig 02:26 : Chorus, played by Shaye 02:59 : Chorus, first 16 bars played ensemble, second 16 led by Max 03:33 : Chorus, featuring Robin's washboard against stop chords 04:08 : Chorus, finale, ensemble (note Shaye taking breaks against stop chords in bars 25 to 28) No Coda
@@PopsCoffee Thank you. You made me work for it but I found an image of the sheet music on your blogspot. The apostrophe in place of the 'g' in 'Messing' is presumably a result of Cooke's superior education. It was also interesting to see 'Lyric by John A.St.Cyr'.
You're right, Daniel. I think Robin shies away from using the metal as much as most washboard players do. He is always a percussionist, concentrating on rhythm. So the larger cymbal surprises me a bit.
Erika has been married and living somewhere else for several years. She has been a available for tours and festivals. That might still be the case, might not.
@@markhorton3994 I'm a Tuba Skinny fan living far away in South Korea. I always cheer for you while watching UA-cam. I always play music at home. She's married and has other activities. All the other members, stay healthy~
@@user-wm4ur9ol2h I am just an American Tuba Skinny fan living in Mexico. I don't have any current information. I just answered you because Raul hadn't. Are you aware of Kwak Dakyung. She is a very young trumpet player. There are videos of her playing when she was too small to hold her trumpet. She plays all types of jazz but traditional. Since she seems to be "the real deal" she needs to play traditional Jazz and listen to Tuba Skinny Shake Em Up and others in NO. Since you are a Tuba Skinny fan and speak the appropriate language maybe you can tell her. Her father's channel is Kwak Dakyung Trumpet ( I may have spelled it wrong) He answers comments on his videos of his daughter but his English is "improving " so Korean might be more polite.
@@markhorton3994 It's amazing that you know Kwak Da-kyung of our country. Kwak Da-kyung is also a jazz trumpet player, so she might know "Tuba Skinny." Okay, I will ask Kwak Da-kyung if she knows "Tuba Skinny" and introduce her. Have a nice day.
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4:44 Absolutely fantastic! While enjoying these fine musicians, I am also appreciative of the time, effort, dedication, discipline, and sacrifice this group of people have put into becoming masters of their instrument(s).You all have my sincerest gratitude!
Never sloppy Always tight
Tuba Skinny Deys jes right
Ten days ago I never heard of Tuba Skinny, now I can identify by site Erika Lewis, Shaye Cohn, Banabas Jones, Rubbin Robin and purchased 3 albums. I’m working on the names of the rest of the musicians.
Welcome to our fandom. There are some facebook groups you might like to check out as well.
Welcome, Michael. They never fail to uplift. They have stuck together and remain faithful to their principles of busking quality early jazz. God bless. My friend
Michael, there's Tuba Todd, Guitar Greg, and Clarinet Craig. Also Marvelous Max, Jumpin' Jason, and Elegant Erika.
Tuba Skinny, the world loves you....don't ever forget that.
Great trad Jazz group; lively NOLA spirit! makes my heart happy!!!!
Well done!! One can see by the comments that you have not followers but admirers throughout the whole world. Love ya. From South Africa
A bit more of that great gig with those cute kids.
Tuba Skinny Heart and Soul
Cant wait to see these guys in NYC July 28. tickets in hand!!
Awesome street jazz band, keep up the great music tunes of our great music heritage of dixieland jazz
Glad to see you guys still out there. Bravo...
Areal highlight performance. This tune is always so joyful.
Thank you so much for filming and sharing with us here.
Many thanks, Randy. 'Messing Around', played here in the key of C, was composed in 1926 by Charles L. 'Doc' Cooke, with words by Johnny St. Cyr. It has a 16-bar Verse, which Shaye plays only at 00:59. Words of the Verse:
'What is all this noise I hear around here?
Please don't keep me in doubt. What is it all about?
Now honey calm yourself and don't be angry with me.
And right here, on this spot, something hot you'll see.'
Words of the Chorus (32 bars):
'That dance called 'Messin' Around' - that dance that's new in the town -
It runs the Charleston way out of gas.
Don't even have to step; and still it's full of pep.
Keep your doggies still, mess around until morning.
My grandma thinks it is nice; and grandpa he's done it twice.
It is the easiest dance I've found.
Let's go right now. Sure is a wow!
Messin' around, messin' around; dance they call 'Messin' Around'.'
00:16 : Introduction, eight bars
00:24 : Chorus, 32 bars, ensemble
00:59 : Verse, 16 bars
01:17 : Chorus, played by Craig, with Shaye and Barnabus providing offbeats in the final 16 bars
01:51 : Chorus, played by Barnabus, with quiet harmonising support from Shaye and Craig
02:26 : Chorus, played by Shaye
02:59 : Chorus, first 16 bars played ensemble, second 16 led by Max
03:33 : Chorus, featuring Robin's washboard against stop chords
04:08 : Chorus, finale, ensemble (note Shaye taking breaks against stop chords in bars 25 to 28)
No Coda
Thanks for the precious historical and musicological study. And let's rejoice that our Shaye still has strong lips and nimble thinking ...
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Why not music by St Cyr and words by Cooke?
Charles Cooke was a classically-trained composer and arranger. He really did have a doctorate, as well as an earlier bachelor's degree.
@@PopsCoffee Thank you. You made me work for it but I found an image of the sheet music on your blogspot. The apostrophe in place of the 'g' in 'Messing' is presumably a result of Cooke's superior education. It was also
interesting to see 'Lyric by John A.St.Cyr'.
I like this music..
just discovered y'all 2 weeks ago and I have almost seen all y'alls videos
What, like, 20,000?
Thank you RD504! You brought me some great sounds!
I wish I could stay in this dream like music all my life, but I can't. Can I? Thanks for making me happy.
Best in town!!!!!
You are truly music makers. ❤️
Файна было пабачыць новы ролік))) Дзякуй!
👏👏👏👏👏👏Baravoooo!! Son UNICOS!! Extraordinarios.
Que manera de tocar!!
Definitivamente, MIS FAVORITOS!!👏👏👏👏👏
Adoro vocês músicas que jamais deixarei de ouvir
You make me smile every time I listen to you! Thank you!
Sempre
Another happy day with you!
You are the best - please visit England.
Super !!!
Wonderful 멋져요♡
super groupe
Love you guys music. Keeping the Great Music Alive
Cool tune
Wow,in before the clean up crew.
Música não tem fronteiras. Parabéns.
absolutely amazing
Doreen and Craig would be good together along with her superb vocals. You need strong vocals again now that Erica is part time. God bless
🥰🥰❤️❤️
Excellent, as always. Much glad to see them out busking. I do miss Brian and his banjo. Is that a new, bigger, cymbal that Robin has attached?
You're right, Daniel. I think Robin shies away from using the metal as much as most washboard players do. He is always a percussionist, concentrating on rhythm. So the larger cymbal surprises me a bit.
👍 😃
Where's Erika.
She's been gone six years, Bud.
👌
kein groeberes kommentar#.... und sehr aufmerksam usw die kleinen Musik Lieblinge(!?)....
Why not jam with Doreen Ketgens
Is Erika Lewis not coming anymore?
Erika has been married and living somewhere else for several years. She has been a available for tours and festivals. That might still be the case, might not.
@@markhorton3994 I'm a Tuba Skinny fan living far away in South Korea. I always cheer for you while watching UA-cam. I always play music at home.
She's married and has other activities.
All the other members, stay healthy~
@@user-wm4ur9ol2h I am just an American Tuba Skinny fan living in Mexico. I don't have any current information. I just answered you because Raul hadn't.
Are you aware of Kwak Dakyung. She is a very young trumpet player. There are videos of her playing when she was too small to hold her trumpet. She plays all types of jazz but traditional. Since she seems to be "the real deal" she needs to play traditional Jazz and listen to Tuba Skinny Shake Em Up and others in NO. Since you are a Tuba Skinny fan and speak the appropriate language maybe you can tell her. Her father's channel is Kwak Dakyung Trumpet ( I may have spelled it wrong) He answers comments on his videos of his daughter but his English is "improving " so Korean might be more polite.
@@markhorton3994 It's amazing that you know Kwak Da-kyung of our country.
Kwak Da-kyung is also a jazz trumpet player, so she might know "Tuba Skinny."
Okay,
I will ask Kwak Da-kyung if she knows "Tuba Skinny" and introduce her.
Have a nice day.
@@user-wm4ur9ol2h A video of her playing was in my suggestions. I liked what I heard so I subscribed.
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