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Oscar Wolf
Registrace 18. 09. 2013
Oscar Wolf
Old Blues, Jazz & Swing musician
Old Blues, Jazz & Swing musician
Blue, Turning Grey, Over You (The Street Serenaders)
"Blue Turning Grey over You" is a 1929 jazz standard. The music was composed by Fats Waller, with lyrics by Andy Razaf. Fats Waller recorded the song for Victor Records on June 9, 1937.
Oscar Wolf & The Street Serenaders
Oscar Wolf: Voice & Guitar
Quico Hernández: Washboard
Alexey Baychuk: Trumpet
Dimka Ganoff: Bass
Naná Rovira: Clarinet
Oscar Wolf & The Street Serenaders
Oscar Wolf: Voice & Guitar
Quico Hernández: Washboard
Alexey Baychuk: Trumpet
Dimka Ganoff: Bass
Naná Rovira: Clarinet
zhlédnutí: 1 690
Video
"Dough Roller Blues" by Sonny Jones (1939)
zhlédnutí 8KPřed 3 měsíci
Here we are again, outside that lil' old cabin, playing "Dough Roller Blues" by Sonny Jones. Sonny Jones was a North Carolina player who recorded four titles in the mid-late '30s. I liked the song cause there's a very unusual mysterious chord between verses. The song basically focuses on the topic of making bread, although it could also be talking about something else... ;)
Police Sergeant Blues (Robert Wilkins)
zhlédnutí 3,2KPřed 3 měsíci
Me and Washboard Quico playing "Police Sergeant Blues" by Robert Wilkins on the porch of this lil' old cabin. Robert Wilkins was a country blues songster of African-American and Cherokee descent who wrote all kinds of songs; Ragtime, Blues, Gospel music... This is a fun song to play along with the washboard.
Lazy Lazy River (Mississippi Sheiks)
zhlédnutí 972Před 6 měsíci
Oscar Wolf & Federico Zaltron playing "Lazy Lazy River" "Lazy Lazy River" is a song by the Mississippi Sheiks recorded in 1931 in Atlanta, GA Thanks Federico, I hope you comeback soon and play more songs together!
The 'Fore Day Blues (Ishmon Bracey)
zhlédnutí 807Před 10 měsíci
Playin' "Fore Day Blues" by the great Ishmon Bracey Ishmon Bracey (January 9, 1899[1] or 1901 - February 12, 1970), sometimes credited as Ishman Bracey, was an American Delta blues singer-guitarist.[2] Alongside his contemporary Tommy Johnson, Bracey was a highly influential bluesman in Jackson, Mississippi, and was one of the area's earliest figures to record blues material. Bracey's recording...
Skin Game Blues (Peg Leg Howell)
zhlédnutí 724Před 10 měsíci
I actually never been to Georgia but I did gamble in Spain.
Oscar Wolf & Washboard Quico - Untrue Blues (Blind Boy Fuller)
zhlédnutí 7KPřed rokem
We went to the mountain and shot this video. "Untrue Blues" is a song by the great Blind Boy Fuller. He recorded lots of good songs with his buddy George Washington aka "Bull city Red" on washboard. The video was filmed by our friend Jafet Blanch. Hope you like it!
Oscar Wolf & Jonathan Greene - Lonesome & Sorry
zhlédnutí 316Před rokem
We recorded our version of the song just for fun, hope you like it.
Oscar Wolf & His Moon Serenaders - "Your Mother's Son-in-Law" (1933)
zhlédnutí 1KPřed rokem
"Your Mother's Son-in-Law" is a number written by Alberta Nichols and Mann Holiner that was recorded by Billie Holiday with a band led by Benny Goodman on 27 November 1933. It was Holiday's first recording. We love that song and it's been In our setlist the last two years. The video was shot by Jafet Blanch and Carles Nin on a cozy winter evening around the fire and the sound was recorded using...
Overtime Blues (Walter Vinson)
zhlédnutí 1,3KPřed rokem
I recorded this clip in March 2022 but I realized It wasn't in youtube yet so here it is.
Gang Wolf Lightnin ' - Whoopee Blues
zhlédnutí 396Před 4 lety
Whoopee Blues by King Solomon Hill (1932) Found that version somewhere where he sings with a lower pitched voice, now I can't find it anywhere, I guess it was take 3. There is also another version by Lonnie Johnson, same lyrics but different guitar work.
Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Brownsville Blues
zhlédnutí 663Před 4 lety
Brownsville Blues... a great song by the great Furry Lewis.
Tea For Two - Django Reinhardt Solo Transcription
zhlédnutí 480Před 4 lety
The Django Reinhardt Solo on "Tea For Two", the 1939 version. I listened to that song many times until one day I decided to learn how to play it. Took me a few days to play it, Django composed it in less than two minutes...
Oscar Wolf & His Moon Serenaders - Who's Been Eating My Porridge
zhlédnutí 1,6KPřed 4 lety
Oscar Wolf & His Moon Serenaders is a trio from Barcelona playing old 1930-40's swing. -Pablo López (Piano) -Oscar Wolf (Vocals, guitar) -Dimka (Double Bass) This one is an old number by Nat King Cole, Oscar Moore and Ida James called: Who's Been Eating my Porridge.
Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Cold Hearted Woman Blues
zhlédnutí 1,9KPřed 5 lety
Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Cold Hearted Woman Blues
Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Rollin' Stone Blues
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Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Rollin' Stone Blues
Gang Wolf Lightnin' Live at Barbara Ann - Black Mattie
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Gang Wolf Lightnin' Live at Barbara Ann - Black Mattie
Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Chinese Man Blues (Malmö 78's Club)
zhlédnutí 1,4KPřed 10 lety
Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Chinese Man Blues (Malmö 78's Club)
Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Always Marry Your Lover (Malmö-78Club)
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Gang Wolf Lightnin' - Always Marry Your Lover (Malmö-78Club)
Gang Wolf Lightnin' & Friends - Rag Mama Rag, Malmö busking
zhlédnutí 2,5KPřed 10 lety
Gang Wolf Lightnin' & Friends - Rag Mama Rag, Malmö busking
Not bad, a bit too caucasian though in my opinion.
Awesome brother
That’s way cool brother
Love how the washboard player looks over at the beginning like he didn’t know you were starting. Been listening to this 10 times a day for the past few days
Damn that’s great ! Presentation and execution on a simple 3 chord song
Superb ! ! !
Wich open tuning ? Chords ?
This is so good.
Muito lindo.....show
Another fantastic Fats Waller tune which I'd not heard before - he wrote many that he sold on when he was hard up and which became hits under somebody else's name.
Would you guys come to Boston and play this for me? I'll pay your way
This is what we were put on earth to hear
love the old school microphone with the resonator, its like the sound is going through 2 resonators. amazing representation of the blues.
Man you really have the blues in you, I thought it was an old blues. Great song.
Absolutely incredible. Never thought anyone could get as close to the original as this
Amazing feel
When i saw the thumbnail i thought this was a stranger encounter on red dead redemption 2 great video and even better music
Nice!
Mesmerizing.
Superb
Splendiferous! Can't even put in with more words. Y'all killed it.
Another song I can add to my favorites. Songs like these make me happy 😊. A question though: Where do the altered lyrics originate from? I think 'that's when I was your lover, now baby you just found another' works so much better than the original 'that's when I was a novelty' which didn't sound quite right to my ears. Anyway, you guys are the best. Looking forward to the next one 👍👍. Greetings from Belgium.
Thanks! check out Nat Gonella's version that's where I got it from. Cheers
Nice! What kind of mic is that?
Amperite SR-80
Sweet. is. any. i's heard !!!¡!!! So. earthie an real. !!!!¡!!!!
Brilliant!!! ...so unbelievably authentic 🎶🎶
Great!!! ....maybe the best cover version of this fantastic song. Thank you!
Got a Bio Oscar? I'll be playing your stuff a lot on my "Early American Roots Music Show" starting 07/07/24. Again. What mic you using?
Cool, nice to be on the radio! I started listening to old country blues around 20 years ago and I got totally hooked by it's richness, variety of sounds and patterns compared to the post war blues. I was fascinated by the pre-war years of blues music, starting with the best known (Robert Johnson, Blind Willie Mc Tell, Blind Lemon Jefferson) and then I did a big dive into the lesser known artists. At the same time I was learning all the old jazz music, swing, ragtime, hillbilly music, gospel... basically all the music recorded in the United States from the early 20's to the late 30's. I felt the need to start playing that music not only for the love of the sound itself but also because of a series of events of heartbreak, emotional difficulties, precariousness in my life and now that I look back on it, it is the most important thing at the end of the day. Because although my technique is not perfect in any way, I play and sing from the heart and that is the only thing I can assure.
Microphone: Amperite SR-80
@@OscarWolf84 That's the beauty of this genre. Re-exacting in identical repeat everytime a song us performed is hugely restricting the emotion in place at that time. The best method to ensure continued richness is an improvisational approach. Musicians that get can adjust to the flow of improv with ease. Others are frustrated by it. It's what makes it soulful. Where are you from and where do you reside now may we ask?
@@BOLStudios adding a personal touch to each song is inevitable, so I stick to the song and then those differentiating factors between the original and my version come out on their own. I'm from Barcelona, Spain. Born and raised.
Gotta know. What's the mic you're using. I should know that but for the life of me cannot recall.
Good work. I'll be airing it on the radio show on 07 06 24
Can't get how you do this, but you sound very authentic)))
washboard being one of my instruments I really enjoy the simple, stripped down style of your washboard player. it’s rhythmically true to the tune and is *very* clean and uncluttered. kudos!
Awesome. También tenemos un grupo de Hot Jazz en Valencia, nos llamamos HOT JAZZ UNION. Hay algún video en mi canal y también en la del grupo. Espero vengan un día acá a tocar. Ya nos avisan si eso.
You’re all superb players and really do a nice presentation. You really bring it home. 🐸🐇🦋🦝
👍😇❣️
Well done!
Congratulations!
You are awesome!! Would love to see you in a live show 😍😍
Great combo!
Beautiful!
Just fantastic!
Guys you are awesome❤
Very nice! I'd love to hear more from this band.
Couldn't agree more!
Guapisimo❤
Love everything you and Quico do. You're an inspiration! Hat's off to Jefet Blanch for the video too.
Thanks Eddy!