Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band - Tin Roof Blues video free download

Günter Tauchner

Tin Tin Roof

MrJimmienoone

Drummer Hall was crazy about his hair - of which he had less and less. One day the other musicians told him that a paste of birds' shit would help. He appeared on stage with a pack of this stuff on his head. The joke backfired as they couldn't stand the stink. Read musicians' biographies! Really good reading!

scott kuzminski

Great quality for 1954.....sounds like a modern recording....this was and still is the real deal.....this is back when jazz had feeling and heart, long before Miles Davis would play with his back to the audience, and it became seemingly an intellectual pursuit for horned-rimmed wearing players and watchers in Greenwich Village..

Lucrecia Luna

Buenas tardes!Kid Ory's Creole Jazz Band - 'Tin Roof Blues'

Charly Capt

Super du tout grand new-orleans. Magique, sentimental, cela me rappelle ma jeunesse... Merci.

Bart Janse

Part of the greatest jazz I have ever encountered

Bart Janse

great N-O jazz

ken jacobs

yep. a soprano at the beginning. then he switched!

Phitalian

This is not played NEARLY enough!!!

Axel Setzo'o

loitering creole jazz.. "A drowsy, dreamy influence seems to hang over the land, and to pervade the very atmosphere.."

jazzbo48

Olly Brookes, it's a clarinet throughout most of the song, but it does sound like a soprano around the 1:40 mark. George Probert was a sop sax player as well as a clarinetist so it's possible, though I don't know why he would change, unless he was just showing off. Done that myself a few times : )

Ronald Hoerstmann

Top, he was Chris Barabers Teacher of the Spirit

Olly Brookes

is this a sop sax in the opening chorus

Bill Whitlatch

Where it started !

ken lewis

There's nothin like it anymore

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