The United States Coast Guard Dixieland Jazz Band - Millennium Stage (November 11, 2017)

Join The United States Coast Guard Dixieland Jazz Band in a Veteran’s Day tribute. The Dixieland Jazz Band was organized in 1970 to perform classic jazz, blues, and rags with a New Orleans flavor. The Dixieland Jazz Band has entertained audiences across America, in the former Soviet Union, England, Japan, and Taiwan.
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[@valkasolidor6727]

Since a viewer requested this, 0:00 Bourbon Street Parade 6:38 Basin Street Blues 14:03 West End Blues 19:00 Introduction 22:38 Bye Bye Blues 31:12 Caravan 42:18 Service Medley 45:50 Farewell Blues 52:10 Creole Love Call 59:40 When The Saints Go Marching In

[@onnisoderholm9522]

basin street blues its a piese of music, vi can newer forget that ,because louis armstong is behind forever,love that piese of music ,ojs.

[@carlmorgan1806]

The members of the USCG band in general are some of the finest musicians in the US. It is great to hear these members playing great jazz--perfectly.

[@mikeg2924]

Not only the Coast Guard band, but all the other US Armed Forces bands too. Do people enlist to play, or are they recruited, or what?

[@fredianirodolfo9630]

Stupendo , magnifico jazz

[@bethbartlett5692]

Excellent .... ! The Clarinet Player is Top Self ... General Hoo Ra!!!

[@billzlotopolski4884]

Fantastic Job! As a Vietnam era Navy Veteran, I salute you all. Thank You for your performance and your service.

[@DJDGLM]

Magnificent. One of the first things that was explained to me when I was good enough to play with a band was to have the microphone up to the middle of the clarinet because that it is where the sound emanates. So many audio mixers are not aware of this, but surely the player himself must know and adjust accordingly. His position on the soprano sax was excellent. The sound on trumpet, trombone, cornet, bugle, alto sax, tenor sax, baritone sax etc comes through the bell. Hence the player aims straight at the microphone. Your clarinet was first class but his instrument was "lost" because of microphone placement. Be fair to him in future. Great Band fantastic playing, full marks to all.

[@JW-bx8ih]

You don't have to through that dog a bone after every song . Just respect and enjoy their music.

[@aronricardovideo]

Sólo quienes aman profundamente la música son capaces de tocar así, con tanto cariño, y sin necesidad de partituras!

[@socetyforthepreservationof7066]

Awesome! Thanks for posting this for us to enjoy!

[@gilbarros217]

OUTSTANDING .

[@sausageside442]

I like how (as of today) no one has disliked this video.

[@tayaaron1921]

Amazing

[@JW-bx8ih]

The peoples music from probition, How great ###

[@katielight3345]

This is so GREAT! Makes me want to go back to New Orleans

[@andriikyrychenko2661]

Something from a kind of amazing!

[@arthurcarr1544]

I agree with Hillbilly don't these people know that that the protocol is you clap after every solo, these guys swing and their uniforms look nice.

[@ned756]

there seems to be no audience

[@21234Bettyrt]

loved it...xoxo

[@людмилаквитчинская-э5п]

СУПЕР! БРАВО!👍👍🥰

[@iavovik]

Молодцы! А дядя на кларнете лучше всех!

[@natividadsrmvasconcelos9765]

My Military Line of work.😷🪀🪁🌫🌱🪀🪁🌫🪁🪀🪁🌫🌫🌱😁🪀🪁🪀🪁🪀🪁🪁🪁🪁🪁🪁🪁🪁🪁🪁🪁🪁🪀

[@stkprometey1186]

Очень даже неплохо.

[@my2cents2u]

Was hoping for a list of titles in the description box. Oh well.

[@bethbartlett5692]

There's one in Comments.

[@my2cents2u]

@@bethbartlett5692 I see it. It was posted a year after mine, so thanks for letting me know.

[@stkprometey1186]

Чуть не забыл . Об' ясните мне пожалуйста что такое " принципы сообщества ". Еле выговорил...

[@miguelangelvelazco-castane3071]

Damn

[@williamdoycebrown8172]

If our military enemies could hear them play, they would come over too our side~USA

[@alexandrshumskiy8308]

Опупеть так втащить меня в легкий не навязчивый и любимый Танцевать не помню как Наверно я тоогда еще паркет не нюхал больших театров

[@luizgoulart7969]

😂