The Washboard Serenaders 1934

[@Squarerig]

Yes the Kazoo is the instrument of the future!Wonderful JAZZ!

[@dazguti]

I bought a kazoo because of this.

[@deqbes8948]

Hot f'n damn, this is just incredible. And the singer. From the voice to the facial expressions to the wonderful hand/arm movements. There is so much to learn from him about letting go. I'm in awe.

[@RandomizedNotExistingChannel]

My name is Giovanni Giorgio MEME kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6nEiaCtit1qfLM

[@HoneyboyDes]

He is playing it so, so high. A kazoo usually makes your voice sound even lower. AWESOME sound!!

[@tubahead16]

One of the best bands ever!!!

[@askDarius1]

The first song is called dark eyes and it is a Ukrainian poem later adapted into a jazz song your can find the original lyrics by searching dark eyes (song) on wikipedia. The second song is the ever popular St. Louis Blues.

[@coravisser727]

Unbelieveble they were good for ever this blues we keep it alive.

[@swinggeist]

Unfreakin' real... Awesome!

[@DavidStanleymusic]

Thats a real oldie I remember watching this for the first time many many years ago

[@wallacemays4842]

Great job as was in 33. Great sounds!!!!

[@harryoakley]

It is an exerpt of a 35 mm Vitaphone film in my collection.

[@ANISTAZImetal-po4rz]

Who loves this like I do ??

[@nj0jn]

This is possibly the best thing on youtube!

[@13loomisst]

Great, fabulous. Thanks very much.

[@valentuss]

Only 3 Words: Great! Great! Great!

[@noratarragona9398]

Uma verdadeira pęrola. Que instrumento incrivel esse que ele fez com um copo!

[@antoniocampanafilho2093]

parabéns lindas canções famosas no mundo ainda hoje

[@boconrad1691]

Thanks for posting...great-Bo Conrad Spit Band

[@djoutrage18]

They made a 78 of this, which is probbably rare as hen's teeth, would love to hear it though, this is just great!

[@harryoakley]

Nonsense. I have kept a kazoo in my trumpet case and played it often on gigs for 40 years so I know what I'm talking about. One usually sings falsetto through a kazoo, which is indeed what this guy does. This is a kazoo - pure and simple.

[@SizzleSuite]

@djoutrage18 - i may have a spare 78 of Hotcha Cornia (dark eyes) it's on parlaphone - good cut, killer tune! If i remember correctly st.louis blues is on the other side. The kazoo is being played into a pint size glass. It takes lots of skill to get the mute action , anyone interested in getting a ound like that should get a kazoobi - it's a kazoo with a horn!

[@harlanlattimore]

@RubyWoos The Black Network (from 1936, I believe)

[@wa1ufo]

Love it!

[@MrGitpicker]

Awesome!

[@stbricesday]

Wow! Cool.............!!!!!!!!

[@thatrecord5313]

That woman in the background looks like Lil' Hardin.

[@misslace112]

WOW!!

[@harryoakley]

The Washboard Rhythm Kings were a different group.

[@whitesox990]

Yeah Man

[@carlosrivas2012]

MUY BUENOS.

[@harryblack5041]

Skat Skiffle. Magic!

[@askDarius1]

The two people that disliked this video have no soul

[@MikeFac]

are there any lyrics written anywhere? would love to cover this. brilliant band :)

[@andrewhsi]

do they have any recordings? I wish the middle of the second song hadn't been cut off by the film sequence

[@dmvmuz]

Отлично!)))

[@amymack1954]

I was referring to the first guy.

[@AustinCasey]

Someone said the Guitar player was Teddy Bunn... It's NOT! I can't remember the fellows name but he was later in the Lynn Proctor Trio and was a popular studio musician who played on a lot of hits in the 40s and 50s.

[@HoneyboyDes]

Can someone tell me what wind instrument is being played through the glass tumbler?

[@harryoakley]

Which means black (or dark) eyes.

[@leonblum7898]

THE BEST MUSICIANS FOR ME.-THANKS

[@27boof]

Hi! The 1st tune...in the "More Info" section next to the clip, you're calling it "Black Eyes". I thought it was called "Dark Eyes". Actually it's originally a Russian tune, with a Russian name, but I can't remember the Russian name... I think I heard him sing it...It's something like "Tchechechnia", or something. Forgive my vagueness

[@RubyWoos]

does anybody know what this clip is originally from? is a from a short british feature?

[@gloriama7315]

Somebody knows the lyrics of this song ? Quelqu'un connait les paroles de cette chanson ?

[@Anguilla2001]

See below "The first song is called dark eyes and it is a Ukrainian poem later adapted into a jazz song your can find the original lyrics by searching dark eyes (song) on wikipedia. The second song is the ever popular St. Louis Blues. "

[@Anguilla2001]

That's all there is?

[@MrFingerbuster]

That's how it was ! At that time they did know what real swing meant !

[@harryoakley]

It is a kazoo.

[@bcburdoa]

That settles it, I need a kazoo

[@darannison]

Russian birthday song?

[@IgorPolyak]

not russian in original

[@monkman51]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Eyes_(song)

[@ondaleo]

Debemos mostrarselo a la gente jóven.

[@TuberOnTheLoose]

That sounds like what Shirley Temple says in her song "Oh, My Goodness" from the movie Poor Little Rich Girl. The doll sequence in that song is a veritable cornucopia of political incorrectness by today's standards. I feel certain Shirley meant no harm.

[@amymack1954]

The guy is singing in Yiddish!

[@jonibaloney2003]

OMG he is!!!!!!!!