This is the latest recorded track I have seen of the late, great Jim Cullum, a superb jazz cornettist, bandleader and gentleman. He is in the finest of company, too!
First time I saw this with Chloe. That has to be Jim Cullum from Riverwalk Jazz. Their whole archive can be found on the net. Chloe's band is the Shake Em Up Jazz Band and they have played out at the Bix Biederbeck Festival in Wisconsin-- available on You Tube. I love the opening to those old Riverwalk Jazz shows: "On the banks of the San Antonio River, across the alley from Alamo, deep in the heart of Texas." Thanks for the Up.
Hail to Queen Chloe!!!! Hail Queen Chloe!!! Hail Quuen Chloe!!! Over the top vocals and music and a gorgeously natural body and wonderfully bushy eyebrows. In my mind and heart, Queen Chloe is "Bushy Eyebrows"!!!
1) I'd like to hear the audio mixed a little better. It likely doesn't demonstrate the singer's voice with the setup seen/heard here. She has to "oversing". That's when the singer has to either shout or come out of timing to hear themselves. Which leads to my 2nd point. 2) The vocalist starts the song using every vocal ornament possible. There is no place where she sings any straight 8ths or melodic phrases true to the original melody. When singing anything, especially a standard, it's imperative to demonstrate in the first verse that you have the melody under control. The listener needs to be "reminded" of the melody. And the listener needs to be convinced that the singer knows the melody. Put the ornaments in subsequent verses. Use them sparingly to demonstrate you are able to rearrange and/or re-harmonize the true melody.
The trombone and clarinet just noodle on the ensemble. Really good musicians make music that is greater than the sum of their parts. It was "nice" but his didn't make my hair stand on end.
@@lioneldarde1851 yes, my mistake, I remember that one now. I've been away listening to the Ronettes, Crystals, Seekers and Shangri-Las, but I'll be back soon!
This girl is magic and got all the talents, and the smiles too!
This is the latest recorded track I have seen of the late, great Jim Cullum, a superb jazz cornettist, bandleader and gentleman. He is in the finest of company, too!
Music when not describing tragedy HAS to be fun. These guys ( and Chloe) are fun.
The band is well balanced with great soloists. Piano sounds sweet throughout.
It can’t get better than this ...!
WOW, Cleo's at it again!!! Soooooo good!
Chloe nails it 100 %
Instrumentalists can make the best singers!
Chole is awesome !!!!
MOST awesome.
@@kurtrueckel1254 the MOSTEST awesome.
The best clarinet I saw on my short life.
I love the duet between Chloe and Jim Cullum.
The whole band is awesome! Swings like the clappers.
First time I saw this with Chloe. That has to be Jim Cullum from Riverwalk Jazz. Their whole archive can be found on the net. Chloe's band is the Shake Em Up Jazz Band and they have played out at the Bix Biederbeck Festival in Wisconsin-- available on You Tube.
I love the opening to those old Riverwalk Jazz shows: "On the banks of the San Antonio River, across the alley from Alamo, deep in the heart of Texas." Thanks for the Up.
Marla Dixon is leader of Shake Em Up Jazz Band ...
Great musical jazz ensemble. I Great musicians.
Love how they comp.
So awesome.
Piano players knocking out of the park
He’s awesome, wish I could tickle the ivories
Iike he does!
😎😎💥💥👍👍😍😍FANTASTIQUE !!! 😍😍👍👍
Extraordinaire !
Amazing band
Loved the clarinet and trumpet (cornet?) battle !
Yes, he is playing a cornet.
How did I miss this one!
i love you chloe
Amazing ...
Chloe is the goodest to watch and listen to Yeah!
...most goodest...
@@kurtrueckel1254 that's the mostest goodest I've ever seen her.
@@stewartfenton7660 best mostest goodest 🙂
@@lioneldarde1851 I know! Bestest!
@@stewartfenton7660 OK ...
yessir !
Hail to Queen Chloe!!!! Hail Queen Chloe!!! Hail Quuen Chloe!!! Over the top vocals and music and a gorgeously natural body and wonderfully bushy eyebrows. In my mind and heart, Queen Chloe is "Bushy Eyebrows"!!!
That is true...
Knockout licorice stick playin'!!
❤
🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏
Banjo got some licks too🪕🪕🪕
🥰👏
Chloe....Ahhhhhh....
Chloe!
Berry goed
Brill
😄
1) I'd like to hear the audio mixed a little better. It likely doesn't demonstrate the singer's voice with the setup seen/heard here. She has to "oversing". That's when the singer has to either shout or come out of timing to hear themselves. Which leads to my 2nd point.
2) The vocalist starts the song using every vocal ornament possible. There is no place where she sings any straight 8ths or melodic phrases true to the original melody. When singing anything, especially a standard, it's imperative to demonstrate in the first verse that you have the melody under control. The listener needs to be "reminded" of the melody. And the listener needs to be convinced that the singer knows the melody. Put the ornaments in subsequent verses. Use them sparingly to demonstrate you are able to rearrange and/or re-harmonize the true melody.
The trombone and clarinet just noodle on the ensemble. Really good musicians make music that is greater than the sum of their parts. It was "nice" but his didn't make my hair stand on end.
You are so an ignorant with your comments, it would be better to rest silent
Chloe could take the place of Phil Silvers with Tuba Skinny!!
Phil Silvers could play, as I bet you know. I can't remember what, but it might have been clarinet.
But Chloe has played with all the best bands in the land, I think I've seen her with Tuba Skinny.
@@stewartfenton7660 for me : ua-cam.com/video/n8_jpTf6BTY/v-deo.html ...
Pas le Tuba Skinny complet , la seule vidéo que je connaisse ... avec Chloe
@@lioneldarde1851 yes, my mistake, I remember that one now. I've been away listening to the Ronettes, Crystals, Seekers and Shangri-Las, but I'll be back soon!
Vocalist has no power. Smoker ?
Bad audio mixing and a light voice, if she smoked then you would definitely hear it.
Мммммкакие цыцкииии хани надо научитса петь без носа ты через нос поешь дорогая моя .
Is her mic plugged in?