The Gentlemen's Anti-Temperance League Minneapolis, Minnesota
A string quartet playing swing and gypsy jazz influenced pop songs. Coming soon to a bar near you.
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I happened upon Tuba Skinny and Erika L buskin’ in New Orleans on YouTube! I have Loved them ever since and play their albums daily! As a musician and band member in Canada, I can say that Tuba Skinny and their soulful renditions touched my soul in ways that have uplifted my life. We in the “great White North” can only dream of making New Orleans jazz like T S. Long Live Tuba Skinny and may their music become world wide for the enjoyment of all!!
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Some Kind-a-Shake
by Tuba Skinny
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I heard this band through a friend of theirs and immediately got EVERYTHING.
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Live at the Dew Drop
by Shotgun Jazz Band
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I am very disappointed by the sound of this recording, it is cavernous and confused. I prefer by far the sound of their excellent studio albums.
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A collection of jazz standards from this Chicago artist recalls the genre’s swing era, with waltzing rhythms and skipping guitars.
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Brazilian singer Tetel Di Babuya delivers smoky vocal jazz performances on her new LP.
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Fearless Movement
by Kamasi Washington
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Steppin On The Gas
by Shotgun Jazz Band
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Since visiting New Orleans in March 2005, I'm constantly on the lookout for recordings to bring back the sound of jazz, traditional in style but contemporary in performance. Most recordings, new and old, are somehow over-polished and lack the nerve and heat of a tight band of super-skilled musicians hitting it off together in their love of the original cross-cultural musical bullseye that is New Orleans jazz. This is the best recording I've found so far that really brings that feeling across.
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