Tuba Skinny - Jubilee Stomp - Royal Street I

Recorded in New Orleans

Shaye Cohn - Cornet
Todd Burdick- Tuba/Sousaphone
Robin Rapuzzi - Washboard
Jason Lawrence - Banjo
Max Bien Kahn - Guitar
Greg Sherman - Guitar
Barnabus Jones - Trombone
Ewan Bleach - Clarinet

[frankbrenner]

That couple dancing made me tear up. So beautiful ...the true joy of life.

[at]

Give some Love to the washboard guy. He has been helping them swing for many years.

[bipolarvortex]

This is one of my favorite videos ever. Not only is there sheer delight (as always) in Tuba's Skinny's happy, snappy music, but the entire street scene has such authenticity. A stray collarless dog wanders by, searching for food, and a couple passes with such genuine, unbridled joie de vivre as they dance down the street with impromptu exuberance.

[pilgrim]

This the first tune I ever heard performed by Tuba Skinny - and I immediately fell in love with them.

[davebowman]

Notice her "call-outs", especially the last one! A well controlled band that is still loose enough to be excellent jazz. And the dancing couple verifies what it's about.

[pachii]

Damnn the couple who danced at 00:32 make this whole thing more perfect

[robertlafnear]

This is just plain COOL !.... lots of folks just do not understand how much work it takes to play this well !

[andersekengren]

Everything joyful is in this clip. a loose dog, a couple dancing, a banjo just plaingn, a girl just standing and listen, a street cleener, a drunk turist, a clarinett, and all the beautiful musicians

[sabtahi]

The musicianship, it goes without saying, is outstanding, but what I found compelling was the communication between these wonderful performers. Brilliant!

[bakilacat]

Once I saw the couple on the sidewalk dancing, such joy!!! Each of the band members played so well together!!!

[wayneparke]

The world is a better place because Tuba Skinny is in it.
Thank you for sharing your talents.

[SirCatWaffel]

My 92 year old grandpa loved your music. He passed a few years back, but for some reason I remembered he showed me this music and I just wanted to say thanks for what you've done. You've 100% bridged the generations.

[chainman]

IF you stop to listen to an outdoor performer are impressed always make sure to tip them they are something special and have earned it.

[gtrman]

A dying art...so good to see the young keeping it alive.

[Rick--A-F]

I only scrolled down to see if others had mentioned the lovely couple dancing. Their joy brings warmth to my heart.

[sparkplug]

The impromptu couple dancing at the beginning tells you what you need to know about Tuba Skinny. Their music just gets in your bones, your soul, and makes you happy.

[ericmaldonado]

This is like a shot of good energy in this hard times, great performer's 👍

[korbinscott]

How are people just walking by? This is what exploring culture and music is about. Stubling across a gem of a street performance like this is awesome.

[mikierp]

Oh joy! ... that dancing couple going up the street was true love in motion ... Mikie

[adankmeme]

It feels so surreal to hear it so clear, usually with music like this in that time would've been recorded with old microphones and I'd except a shitload of old fashioned scratching and low quality old noises like it would sound like it as recorded in 1910 but hearing this music clearly feels so good.