Hello Peter, can you tell me where this film clip comes from? The only ODJB film I was aware of is from the 1937 'March of Time' newsreel. Whatever the source of this clip, it may contain more film of the ODJB. Best regards, Tim.

Amazing

No gloves because his hands are like leather.

Those were the days when you could "jump up " and dance with your favourite steelband.😃😄🙂😀..

God bless English gents like that!

Old timer paced off yards not meters , I liked that.

What a legend.

What was the name of the famous trumpeter from New Orleans who played regularly with British trad players

Beautiful side axe, always interesting to see the old handle patterns, nice n thin. Thanks for uploading this

A rare Shrapnel of Glistening Gem of Old School footage of the Original Second Line with their Grand Marshal stepping in Style.

Great character

Andy Woon was in the Royal Artillery band when I was only for a short time though he escaped. If anyone is in touch with him I wonder if he knew Peter Wilson a wonderful piano player. And Daryl Williams a trombone and lead guitarist. The last time I have heard of Daryl he was playing in a big band in Hong Kong. I am very ill cancer stage 4 and would just like to know what happened to them. My name is Max Wickens and I used to play bass guitar in the same band as them. I am afraid they had a far superior technique to me as I had only been playing the bass for a couple of years at the time. I simply would like to know what they ended up doing.

My daughter misses the green grass 😕 😊😊 she was 7 n remember all of this😊

Well kids this is real music on tech

The best brass band ever🎺❤️

What was this excellent video made.

Damn shame but at least the club went out in style.

Fascinating voice.

"I'm Painting the Town Red."

My neighbour! How wonderful! 🎺

Fred Mouland was my Great Grandad. Was so lovely hearing his voice again. 🥺

Indeed a great evening.

Great to see my Dad on You Tube :D 🎺 thanks for sharing

theres something satisfyimg about a long hedge when you layed it yrself , fond timess [ even we and cold lol ]

PC -you are very quick of the mark with this. A good evening.

A great evening.

Fascinating voice!

Interesting. But it’s a pity that the camera person, had recently discovered the camera could zoom. And was intent on using zoom at every opportunity.

names of the musicians?

Is there anything musical Ewan can't do? Lovely vocal on top of great playing. Fine blend of bass and guitar.

Excellent

A splendid evening's entertainment by a very good band.

r.i.p. Dave - sorely missed 11/11/22

One of Britain's most stylish trombonists!! Thank you for posting this!

Brilliant skills. I would have given anything to learn from this man.

Bravo sir.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Ewan....

This it brilliant Thankyou for this

I'd love to see this hedge now. Thank you.

👏👏👏🇧🇷

It was serious stuff! Great to see this.

Think that was short shirt

Well played!

Enjoyable!

THe stands say "Pieces of Eight" but it certainly isn't Hary Gold and his..." Yes, it is Gerry Ingram, and Stand Daly, but not harry Gold. I should know, he was my father.

I didn't even know hedge laying was a thing. It's so cool! Now I want to grow one. It would be completely impractical where I live, but I don't care. 😆 They really are ingenious. All these old skills and crafts are so fascinating.

Legendary skill and knowledge with a great attitude to living hedges. I'm glad he had the forethought to document this and pass on his knowledge to the future generations. What a great chap!

I thought it was going to be a lesson taught through the generations, till he whipped out the chainsaw. Then I heard the man’s reasoning and I knew he was a master of his craft. Beautiful to see this done properly. A dying art

Though I’m a 50 year old woman from the mountains of southeast Kentucky, oh, what I’d give to have been this fine man’s apprentice!

This is tremendously interesting and informative. Why is there wire? It looks pretty thick to me.