The Lonesome Road - Tuba Skinny

[@ot6552]

Great !!! Great!!! Great !!! I can't live a day without hearing Tuba Skinny.

[@dalenichols9211]

I, myself, play at least one Tuba Skinny song every day.

[@FloydPink23]

Hard to express just how great Tuba Skinny are. Consistently, too. The best group in the world!!

[@garyeppich2429]

Tightest band I’ve ever heard, unstoppable force for good !🪕🪕🪕

[@jesusmariomaciasgonzalezel799]

Tuba Skinny, me motivan, me hacen vibrar, me activan la neuronas cilíndricas de mi Cerebro, Gracias. 23/12/19. 🇲🇽

[@wallaceharper1007]

This tune is usually played much slower .almost like a drag. I love what TS does with it, It’s a very different road, A highway to Heaven,

[@AaronHahnStudios]

Wonderful life's forks in the road has brought these amazing talented people together for the benefit of all those who discover Tuba Skinny. With their albums on hand, one is never alone on the road :)

[@87sailorgirl]

Hard to say what is most pleasing - Erica's vibrant voice, Robin's fascinating washboard, 'Tuba Skinny's' sousaphone (Todd), the brilliant arrangement (Shaye), or the terrific way the horn line and this ensemble weaves it all together. Has trad jazz ever been better ?

[@87sailorgirl]

And many thanks to the Classic Jazz Concert Club for mounting the concert and this fine recording.

[@merlynschutterle7242]

Here in Rochester, MN, we had the Turkey River All Star band with Les Fields and his three or four players that played at the Honker restaurant some times. They were really good too. I heard Les died a week or so ago. Sometimes he would play ( I don't know what that thing he played like a washboard player) with a cow bell and an few bicycle horns. It was really fun. His banjo player played a very fancy gold plate, engraved Ome banjo with an extra fret and she knew how to play it. They never made any CD's.Gone forever.

[@yogisuperman]

Wonderful video CJCC, of my favorite jazz musicians! Erika Lewis, makes this song perfect!

[@peterroelofsen2797]

Awesome. This deserves well over 1 K as many views as it got.

[@stevegrooms1142]

This is a wonderful video of the band. Everybody is, by their own standards, dressed up. We're offered some great closeup shots and generally intelligent camera work.

[@leonblum7898]

C.J.C.C.I'AM FANATIC FROM THIS ''TUBA SKINNY''THE BEST JAZZ TRADITIONAL JAZZ BAND FROM NEW ORLEANS-THANK YOU FOR POSTING THEY ARE.-

[@TedSilar]

Seems like a folk song but actually Tin Pan Alley.

[@87sailorgirl]

"The Lonesome Road" is a 1927 song with music by Nathaniel Shilkret and lyrics by Gene Austin (Erika Lewis adds lyrics here) Look down, look down that lonesome road Before you travel on. Look down, look down that lonesome road Before you travel on. Look up, look up and greet your maker, For Gabriel blows his horn. Weary, totin' such a load, Travelin' down that lonesome road, Look down, look down that lonesome road Before you travel on. Weary totin', it's such a load, While I'm travelin' down, travelin' down that lonesome old road, Look down, look down that lonesome road Before you travel on.

[@garrymetts2644]

Great music

[@treasurew]

I think Shaye needs to do a vocal, Think she might be ab[e to sing a little? It would kill. imhumbleo

[@doug4522000]

She sings backup on occasion. A solo would be great.

[@robertwmarwin2018]

Treasure Wehner Shaye and Erika do all the singing on their lonesome Dove album

[@ot6552]

I listened to her makin choir in a son, more or less one hour ago. 🤗

[@Realgrande]

The greatest peoples street musicans jazz band in the world but with only one criticism... They should have turned up the volume on the microphone of Shayes performance, I know Mikes and brass are the greatest of enemies but with some professional monitoring they could have reached a good balance. Shaye is the Best and should never be under sold.

[@bobfarmer694]

Addition of a double bass would really round out this great group!! Similar to the Potato-Head Jazz group