Tuba Skinny - Rosa Lee Blues (Mardi Gras Edition)

[@PopsCoffee]

'Rosa Lee Blues' was created by Walter Vinson circa 1930. It's on Tuba Skinny's 'Owl Call Blues' album: I heard you was a roller now I've come to chock your wheel I heard you was a roller now I've come to chock your wheel Know a roller never know just, how'd a kid man feel I've got somethin' to tell you will make the hair rise on your head I've got somethin' to tell you will make the hair rise on your head Now this mellow meat I got make the springs cry on your bed Rosa Lee, Rosa Lee now, baby please don't stall Rosa Lee Rosa Lee, baby please don't stall I'm playin' policy in your name and I hope them numbers fall The numbers in your name is seven, fourteen, forty-three Oh the numbers in your name is seven, fourteen, forty-three I'm gon' tell all rounders to please let these numbers be

[@connieclemow4273]

Oh my this is wonderful thank you so much for sharing...

[@digitalalexa]

Thanks for posting the video. Great rendition of Rosa Lee with a parade intro. Craig gave a great performance.

[@peterallmand2952]

Is that Dizzie the clown on the washboard? It certainly don't look like Robin.

[@stevegrooms1142]

That's Robin. He looks different in a dunce cap and makeup. The funniest moment from this party (in a different video from the same day) is Robin trying to get the washboard strap on over the dunce cap.

[@dennypauly]

Is that „Tuba Skinny“ ???

[@TheSpikehere]

Yes, Tuba Skinny and a few friends. You get a short solo from Shaye before she heads off with the tip bucket @1:30

[@stevegrooms1142]

Not all of the Skinnies show up in this tape. That's Craig Flory in the bright blue hair.

[@stewartfenton7660]

@@TheSpikehere I see her now.

[@stewartfenton7660]

@@stevegrooms1142 yeah, I see him too!

[@stewartfenton7660]

@@stevegrooms1142 I believe that man's been everywhere and done everything!

[@stewartfenton7660]

I'm almost certain Julie's ditched the bass and is dancing in the middle of the room on this one.