Catie Rodgers-Trumpet/Vocals Haruka Kikuchi-Trombone Alex Belhaj-Guitar Miles Lyons-Tuba Sean Clarke-Drums Got the names from the cdbaby link. Hope they are correct.
@@aliceglick2933 Indeed the first tune is Milenberg Joys. What happens is that the video starts with the song started, and the beginning is missing, where the most known part is. Thanks again for sharing.
Alice Glick Keep up the great work, Alice, getting these amazing New Orleans traditional jazz bands on CZcams , so the whole world can appreciate them !
Wow, Haruka! A trombone player who blends in gently. And such tasteful, musical solos. Actually reminds me of Jack Teagarden. I'll play Gentilly Stompers on my radio program on WGDR (The House at Pooh Corner).
A really nice performance by a talented band, with some great solos and very relaxed and effective accompaniment - and a surprisingly smooth recovery after the guitarist launched into "I'm Confessin'" instead of "I Can't Give You Anything But Love"!
Oh Yeah, some of my favorite New Orleans music friends! Hi Katy! You are soundin' great! 'Still swingin' over here in San Antonio. Thanks so much for all your inspiration----Yeah! Livin' the Dream!
I have enjoyed this band no end, they are a very talented all round I only wish that I was there just to soak it in. They are are a real find. Thank you A Glick.
Sooooo good!!! Luv you guys and all that joy and fun coming through those instruments. Feel good music at it's finest. I could listen to this all day. :-)
Just browsing CZcams for New Orleans music I stumbled on this vid. Great outfit. But honestly Haruka Kikuchi on trombone is Out Of This World. What a joy! This is my 'first encounter', I'll be sure to watch each and every vid on CZcams.
It may not be widely known, but Country Joe and the Fish borrowed a few bars of melody from Muskrat Ramble for their late 1960s antiwar hit, "I Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die Rag". "And it's one-two-three-what are we fightin' for - don't ask me, I don't give a damn, next stop is Vietnam" and so on. With calliope in the arrangement. By the way, the Gentilly Stompers do a great rendition of the classic tune. Excellent band!!
Sean Clarke is one of the very best drummers in NOLA today, playing the authentic New Orleans traditional drumming style, with some later "hot jazz" Chicago style thrown in for good measure. First time I saw him was with the great Panorama Jazz Band. Then I found out that Greg Garrison is their regular drummer, who's just as good. But Greg never smiles, and Sean has a wonderful, infectious smile. So I commended they should hire Sean to give smiling lessons to Greg.
Can someone put the names of the tunes and the position in the video and then Alice can you pin it to the top. The band are fantastic thank you for posting it Alice
to Pops Coffee. I'm very pleased with your comment. A couple of years ago Roman pointed me out to your blog since then I've been reading it with a big interest. The same with your comments on CZcams which are very useful. Thank you very much.
Great musicians. Do the Busker bands ever get together? Thinking about Tuba Skinny but I suspect there is competiton between this band and Shaye Cohen's band that would preclude that happening. Haruko has much better tone/technique than Barnabus Jones although don't want to offend him. Also Miles is certainly a more adept tuba player. Big hole here because no clarinet player and Erika Lewis on vocals would be an outstanding addition. Thank you so much for inspirational delight.
Terry Garrett, re competition, I hope and think the New Orleans jazz scene is not like that, and there's respect, admiration, and a desire to play together among most musicians. I only clocked in to TS and all a few months ago, but would guess if we wait long enough we will see this band, or members of it, jamming with TS and just about anyone else you can think of.
Thank you both; thank you so much - and now I´ve also look to Shake Em Up Jazz Band. Oh, so much to look. Sorry, a little problem I´ve: Who is more in love with Haruka than me? And her little mole? I´m writing from Germany and will look, if she is here. Thanks again...
That is a lovely jazz band, all the members sit well together. Never heard a tuba play jazz like before. I will pass on the good news to my friends. Thank you
So the guy, the bandleader is a female named Catie. Kind of turns me off as at first I thought the band leader was a man, when looking at it, then when it talks/sang it sounded like a really gay guy. Then I noticed the vest was hiding its tits. I'm grossed out. I admit sheheit sounds like a pleasant person. But still, I'm not ready for these shenanigans so I'm otta here, for now at least. Maybe I'll come back.
When I posted that I'd only heard the trombone solo in the 1st tune. Then I heard "Margie". If you're referring to the trumpet player, I agree she shouldn't sing, but she plays fine, too.
Raymond Biller There are two females in this very talented band, Catie Rogers, trp/leader/vocals and Haruka Kikuchi, tmb. and they both play very fine solos. PERIOD. Catie is the vocalist, not the "soloist" , if that's who you mean - all the band members take solos- and she knows how to "sell the song".
@@mikesherline5433 How come we are blessed by THREE trumpet playing female jazz band leaders. Or are there more that I haven't heard yet. The other two I have heard are Marla and Shay.
Catie Rodgers-Trumpet/Vocals
Haruka Kikuchi-Trombone
Alex Belhaj-Guitar
Miles Lyons-Tuba
Sean Clarke-Drums
Got the names from the cdbaby link. Hope they are correct.
You're perfectly correct. She introduces the band in the beginning at 5:16. Thank you very much. 1. 0:11 - "Golden Leaf Strut"
2. 6:07 - "Margie"
3. 12:37 - "I Can't Give You Anything but Love"
4. 18:52 - "That's A-Plenty"
5. 25:01 - "Thanks a Million"
6. 33:00 - "Muskrat Ramble"
7. 40:07 - "Louisiana"
8. 47:48 - "Riverboat Shuffle"
9. 54:41 - "Second Line"
First tune seems to be Milenberg joys. Great rhythm group. This little talented bone girl looks like my sweet niece from Shanghai.
@@aliceglick2933 Indeed the first tune is Milenberg Joys. What happens is that the video starts with the song started, and the beginning is missing, where the most known part is. Thanks again for sharing.
Thank you.
Watching 2020 in St. Louis. The band looks like they’re really having fun. What great music.
Alice Glick Keep up the great work, Alice, getting these amazing New Orleans traditional jazz bands on CZcams , so the whole world can appreciate them !
Heard & watched this band a few days ago; made my NOLA visit. So fine.
Wow, Haruka! A trombone player who blends in gently. And such tasteful, musical solos. Actually reminds me of Jack Teagarden. I'll play Gentilly Stompers on my radio program on WGDR (The House at Pooh Corner).
She is SUCH a beast
Aaaaq@@noahmichael6996
All the band plays excellently but I like especially the trombonist. Thanks for sharing.
For one second I thought you had written "except for the trombonist" and I was like ARE YOU INSANE? Hahaha
A really nice performance by a talented band, with some great solos and very relaxed and effective accompaniment - and a surprisingly smooth recovery after the guitarist launched into "I'm Confessin'" instead of "I Can't Give You Anything But Love"!
And let's here it for Brian Gowland! His heart's in the right place.
Oh Yeah, some of my favorite New Orleans music friends! Hi Katy! You are soundin' great! 'Still swingin' over here in San Antonio. Thanks so much for all your inspiration----Yeah! Livin' the Dream!
I have enjoyed this band no end, they are a very talented all round I only wish that I was there just to soak it in. They are are a real find. Thank you A Glick.
Never heard this kind of music before It's awesome I love it, I think I'm hooked, fantastic musicians
WOW!! What fun music in the morning!
Sooooo good!!! Luv you guys and all that joy and fun coming through those instruments. Feel good music at it's finest. I could listen to this all day. :-)
Great Musik .. Gentilly Stompers .. Great ..!
Possibly, the nicest trombone solo that I have heard, yet!
A find, gentle a d sensitive band
Moc děkuji-super!
Haruka Kikuchi is exceptionally outstanding among all the rest!! Good luck!!
A pleasant new discovery today. Nice music!
Just browsing CZcams for New Orleans music I stumbled on this vid. Great outfit. But honestly Haruka Kikuchi on trombone is Out Of This World. What a joy! This is my 'first encounter', I'll be sure to watch each and every vid on CZcams.
Thank you, wonderful....
I like this band!
Super bien, très bon groupe ! J'aime beaucoup la tromboniste "Haruka Kikuchi" ! Bravo et merci pour cette belle musique !
Yvon
Catie .. luv the sweet trumpet..most are too shrill...fine vocal all are excellent !
I love this performance so much. Great ensemble. I am sad that they are not so many videos from this band on youtube.
Kudos to the whole band for a great performance! I especially enjoyed Haruka's playing on "Muskrat Rag"!
I'm argentinian and I love this music. Thank you for sharing it, thank you very much.
Fantastic!
It may not be widely known, but Country Joe and the Fish borrowed a few bars of melody from Muskrat Ramble for their late 1960s antiwar hit, "I Feel Like I'm Fixin' to Die Rag". "And it's one-two-three-what are we fightin' for - don't ask me, I don't give a damn, next stop is Vietnam" and so on. With calliope in the arrangement. By the way, the Gentilly Stompers do a great rendition of the classic tune. Excellent band!!
Wonderful band...
Wow!
Tremenda trombonista, no me canso de oirla, buenisima, Dios la continue bendiciendo.
A good performance of Dixieland jazz. Funny and amusant.
Toda esta música, me encanta y me relaja,me encanta escucharla todo el tiempo,que sea posible:
good excelent band.
Cool band. Especially fantastic drummer. so tasty and always right on it. Awesome version of "That's a Plenty" ya'll! 18:51
Sean Clarke is one of the very best drummers in NOLA today, playing the authentic New Orleans traditional drumming style, with some later "hot jazz" Chicago style thrown in for good measure. First time I saw him was with the great Panorama Jazz Band. Then I found out that Greg Garrison is their regular drummer, who's just as good. But Greg never smiles, and Sean has a wonderful, infectious smile. So I commended they should hire Sean to give smiling lessons to Greg.
what a happy band excerlent
Oh, I am SO Happy to find this! Yeah! Catie, you and Haruka are sounding great with these guys behind ya!
BTW, I'd love to steal your guitar man---:)
Oh Hell! I love em ALL!
loves those skins
miles..inspired tuba playing ...triple toungueing...m.thec2 horns playing off each other
Some excellent sounds, especially Haruka. But perhaps Catie should stick to the trumpet only!
ET tout SANS partoche!!!❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍
You are a groovy Band!! keep it up!!
I really needed this today. Thank you.
That's precisely what I call Jazz!
perfeito , que swing
Ils font penser aux T.Skinny,mais plus légère formation,MAIS tt sont AUSSI efficace !!DECOUVERTE de ce jour,TOP!!!❤️❤️❤️👌
Excellent l played all of the pieces on my double bass what a pleasure ! (just discovered your channel l susbcribe right now)
Great music.
This dude looks like that old man that gets choked out by the alien in Independence Day
Lekker bandje zeg.........!!
Ésto se llama jazz caliente!.…!
1. liga
Great music! Not being a musician, where did the 'base' sound come from?
Can someone put the names of the tunes and the position
in the video and then Alice can you pin it to the top. The band
are fantastic thank you for posting it Alice
1. 0:11 - "Golden Leaf Strut"
2. 6:07 - "Margie"
3. 12:37 - "I Can't Give You Anything but Love"
4. 18:52 - "That's A-Plenty"
5. 25:01 - "Thanks a Million"
6. 33:00 - "Muskrat Ramble"
7. 40:07 - "Louisiana"
8. 47:48 - "Riverboat Shuffle"
9. 54:41 - "Second Line"
@@aliceglick2933 First is 'Golden Leaf Strut' - virtually the same chords as 'Bill Bailey', but played in Bb.
to Pops Coffee. I'm very pleased with your comment. A couple of years ago Roman pointed me out to your blog since then I've been reading it with a big interest. The same with your comments on CZcams which are very useful. Thank you very much.
@@aliceglick2933 Thank you for the kind words.
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Anybody know if this band will be performing this year at the 2018 FQF ???
If so, where??? I want to hear them live!!!
Great musicians. Do the Busker bands ever get together? Thinking about Tuba Skinny but I suspect there is competiton between this band and Shaye Cohen's band that would preclude that happening. Haruko has much better tone/technique than Barnabus Jones although don't want to offend him. Also Miles is certainly a more adept tuba player. Big hole here because no clarinet player and Erika Lewis on vocals would be an outstanding addition. Thank you so much for inspirational delight.
Terry Garrett, re competition, I hope and think the New Orleans jazz scene is not like that, and there's respect, admiration, and a desire to play together among most musicians. I only clocked in to TS and all a few months ago, but would guess if we wait long enough we will see this band, or members of it, jamming with TS and just about anyone else you can think of.
Классно!
Molta qualitat intrepretetiva
Nice !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ✌🔵⚪🔴
Si saben, pero no quieren decirlo.
Who is playing trombone - Name - please!
Haruka Kikuchi
Check out Haruka playing with the Shake Em Up Jazz Band...the best girls group in NO by far.
Thank you both; thank you so much - and now I´ve also look to Shake Em Up Jazz Band. Oh, so much to look. Sorry, a little problem I´ve: Who is more in love with Haruka than me? And her little mole? I´m writing from Germany and will look, if she is here. Thanks again...
erna545 Haruka also used to play with the amazing Shotgun Jazz Band and there a a lot of really great videos with her and Shotgun.
That is a lovely jazz band, all the members sit well together. Never heard a tuba play jazz like before. I will pass on the good news to my friends. Thank you
haruka superb...Alex real music not the usual jang hang hang..
who know what kind of gatar is that?
肌肉也文艺 a dobro guitar.
Это просто жизнь не настрадамус я или ванга жизнь знать нет не чего проше.
Так я сказал давно это когда у старика жизнь закончетса у Юли она начнетса как когдато у него наченалась 😄😄😄😄
Серцееее тебе не хочетса покоояяя мдааааа привет жизнь боже мой бедные руские
Как же они ошибались и шас верят в победы какието .
So the guy, the bandleader is a female named Catie. Kind of turns me off as at first I thought the band leader was a man, when looking at it, then when it talks/sang it sounded like a really gay guy. Then I noticed the vest was hiding its tits. I'm grossed out. I admit sheheit sounds like a pleasant person. But still, I'm not ready for these shenanigans so I'm otta here, for now at least. Maybe I'll come back.
Халтурят по полной там вашы колеги 😄😄😄
The band is great but they need a different girl soloist.
Why? She's great!
When I posted that I'd only heard the trombone solo in the 1st tune. Then I heard "Margie". If you're referring to the trumpet player, I agree she shouldn't sing, but she plays fine, too.
Raymond Biller There are two females in this very talented band, Catie Rogers, trp/leader/vocals and Haruka Kikuchi, tmb. and they both play very fine solos. PERIOD. Catie is the vocalist, not the "soloist" , if that's who you mean - all the band members take solos- and she knows how to "sell the song".
Marathonracer That's right! Great reply! I think she does an outstanding job! Wouldn't change a thing about her and her fabulous vocal work!
@@mikesherline5433 How come we are blessed by THREE trumpet playing female jazz band leaders. Or are there more that I haven't heard yet. The other two I have heard are Marla and Shay.