Loose Marbles - Wabash Blues

[@marybowman6500]

Great song, great combination of musicians!! 🙂😁

[@rhumbarber]

Beautifully played and enhanced by a superb recording. Thank you.

[@frankcorrenti5941]

Lovely rendition; it's the Wabash Blues, ain't no other, soft and slurry down the way.

[@smithywess1]

Thank you Michael Magro.

[@bobboscarato1313]

My favorite jazz group!!

[@henryheath8458]

What a beautiful piece of music, well played!

[@ristinabarbiero3082]

Adoro a Loose Marbles...calidad total de armonia ,ritmo y ensamble orquestal👏👏👏👍

[@keithtanner2806]

Fantastic sound, a prelude to much more.

[@emiliolopezify]

Todd on banjo and Julie on String bass and Robin on drum kit without his wash board.

[@videosquevoceprecisaassist7902]

Um dos sons mais lindos que já tive a oportunidade de ouvir! 😭😍

[@SillyMoustache]

I was searching YT looking foe the strange chord (sharp V) and found your version. Enchanting! Thanks!

[@lesterwyoung]

Funny, I think of it as a flat VI. Different strokes.

[@tunesmith7437]

America gave (and gives) music to the world.

[@87sailorgirl]

Barnabus & Shaye almost playing as one instrument ...

[@fetermcblues]

nice feel on the sax

[@purplepearfarm6053]

Anything with Shay!

[@robertwmarwin2018]

I recognize Shaye and Robin. This is from the days just as Tuba Skinny was forming

[@bernarddaurat8067]

Erika, jeune maman, on attend ton retour avec impatience.

[@HarborGuy]

1921 big hit on Victor by Isham Jones... hear that Trombone cry lol

[@lioneldarde1851]

Il ne faisait pas chaud ! Voir aussi Haruka Kikuchi .... avec Danny Barker hounds a Tokyo ...

[@AlexandreCDias-xp4zd]

Em uma américa livre e você pode usar de liberdade sem fronteiras e ver e escultar essas música tocada por GRINGOS e Por nossos artista nas praça de uma américa livre "América do norte América latina e América do sul.

[@87sailorgirl]

"Loose Marbles" - i.e. augmented Tuba Skinny - Shaye, cornet; Barnabus, trombone; Robin on drums; that's Jason behind the bucket, 6s banjo; Todd, Mr Tuba Skinny, on banjo here ..... must have been satisfying for Michael Magro, clarinet, to play with so many protegees .....

[@Kanaka38]

Not forgetting Julie Schexnayder on bass, and Aarun Gunn on fiddle. The six string banjo player is Jason Lawrence.

[@DanPurdy1]

Who is blowing the sax?

[@bertilkempe2519]

@@DanPurdy1 It is Tomas Majcherski

[@DanPurdy1]

Thanks. I couldn’t get a good look at him.

[@theblueriverjazzbandmusic2540]

What happened to Michael? I believe he left New Orleans.

[@robertwmarwin2018]

And it looks like Todd in the blue cap playing banjo.

[@MontanaTrace]

Is the bass player also with Post Modern Jukebox?

[@dieselfan7406]

Most of their bass players are men. Had a look, can't see her.

[@yeriaf]

Is Shaye moonlighting?

[@frankcorrenti5941]

Once the band gets to grindin' ain't nothin' settin' m back. Actually cain't remember this tune bein' played so smoothe an' lazy before.

[@ianlambert8034]

Just been listening to the Chris Barber version from 1955. This is a totally different in arrangement, Barber's was a clean & tidy studio production with the benefit of professional sound production - but I think I almost prefer this for it's raw honesty.

[@colinbundred2412]

@@stewartfenton7660 Stewart , you should take a listen to Chris Barber and vocalist Ottilie Patterson, you won’t be disappointed, they are superb .

[@stewartfenton7660]

Loose Banjo Skinnies

[@stewartfenton7660]

But no, boss Michael is just great here

[@紀夫寺門]

むかしながらのニユーオリンズジヤズスタイルでまんぞくです。ベードラがいいです。

[@ЕрлицкМистер]

Понял музыку у вас брали а спорт у нас шварц у власова училса .

[@zavmuz5826]

Two b-s are too. But !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@louishubbard8036]

interesting

[@rossplatt944]

Bf