Whenever You're Lonesome Just Telephone Me - P-time Selection

[@ajb-754]

Love this band - great musicians - nice singing ❤

[@noahcount7132]

Makiko the musician produces absolutely beautiful instrumental and vocal music, while at the same time Makiko the magician turns my knees to jelly! Love this band!

[@pookiecatblue]

Very nice. Sounds great. Love the whole presentation. Not trying to be flashy. Just playing the music. That's what it's all about, Charlie Brown.

[@tradjazzer]

Tamura sings very well, just as she plays a brilliant clarinet, best wishes from me in England

[@gordonbailey3660]

Tamura has a very melodic voice to go with her wonderful clarinet!

[@seymourkuperman9238]

Nice big sound, trumpet great

[@lioneldarde1851]

(Yasuji Kitaura) ...

[@dolorescraig8322]

Wonderful!

[@walterisilvestre8514]

Great!🔝💯

[@perbrnd2814]

I call you !!! LOL

[@docfoot316]

Telephoning you for music lesson's

[@ЕрлицкМистер]

😎

[@lucollevier2574]

Walsing mathilde

[@mrjimmienoone2130]

The lack of any swing, drive, or rhythm at all is cruel to the ear. The only positive aspect is this clarinet girl (and I swear by my dead mother's beard it's not because of her looks!). She sings with a remarkable naturalness. And her clarinet playing is really fine.

[@russk8091]

I'm thinking they would sound tighter with drummer who used his kick drum, assuming he has one. A standup bass wouldn't hurt either. I agree about the clarinet player... She deserves a better band.

[@MrDorbel]

You couldn't be more wrong to my ears, excellent musicians all through, playing great. I didn't know this tune, but I'm glad they did.

[@dieselfan7406]

Agree. They're not a very good band. Tamura is better on her own with less support. Look at this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZuYZn2mit-CsLs&start_radio=1

[@howiesmith1504]

I think the problem was that the rhythm section was under-recorded, because of the way the band was set up in relation to the microphone. The banjoist played a great chord/melody solo, the trombonist had excellent solo ideas, the trumpeter laid down the melody with tasty embellishments, and the clarinetist had a smokin' vibrato, hot tone (on a Boehm system) and a passionate feel in her solo and rideout chorus---excellent intonation too, even at the very top of her axe. But you're right, a good bass instrument would have helped...although the Hot 5, New Orleans Wanderers/Bootblacks, Blue 5 and Red Onion Jazz Babies and various Lovie Austin groups got along fine without bass or percussion. If the banjoist were more audible laying down a solid four rhythm, that would have made a big difference.

[@davidmcnamara2730]

absolutely out there man