7855 - TUBA SKINNY - OWL CALL BLUES (2014)

TUBA SKINNY
''OWL CALL BLUES''
AUGUST 29 2014
52:18

1 Crazy About You 03:16
2 Rosa Lee Blues 03:57
3 Cannonball Blues 02:42
4 Got a Mind to Ramble 02:45
5 Short Dress Gal 03:15
6 Owl Call Blues 05:13
7 Too Tight 03:33
8 Oriental Strut 03:06
9 Ambulance Man 03:04
10 How do they do it that way 04:16
11 Dallas Rag 03:23
12 Untrue Blues 02:59
13 Somebody's Been Lovin' My Baby 03:50
14 Willie the Weeper 02:54
15 Travelin' Blues 03:57

Barnabus Jones - Trombone
Robin Rapuzzi - Washboard
Greg Sherman - Guitar
Craig Flory - Clarinet
Erika Lewis - Vocals / Bass Drum
Jason Lawrence - 6-String Banjo
Shaye Cohn - Cornet / Fiddle
Todd Burdick - Tuba

Formed in in 2009, Tuba Skinny has steadily evolved from a loose collection of street musicians into a solid ensemble dedicated to bringing the traditional New Orleans sound to audiences around the world. Drawing on a wide range of musical influences—from spirituals to Depression-era blues, from ragtime to traditional jazz—their sound evokes the rich musical heritage of their New Orleans home. The band has gained a loyal following through their distinctive sound, their commitment to reviving long-lost songs, and their barnstorming live performances.

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7380 - TUBA SKINNY - Pyramid Strut (2014)

TUBA SKINNY
''PYRAMID STRUT''
JANUARY 2014
53:40

1. Big Chief Battle Axe 3:27
2. Lonesome Drag 3:12
3. Freight Train Blues 2:55
4. Pyramid Strut 3:37
5. I Got The Cryin Blues 3:14
6. Cold Morning Shout 3:51
7. Hesitation Blues 4:23
8. Skid Dat De Dat 1:40
9. Mean Blue Spirits 5:44
10. Gimme Some 3:28
11. Sweet Lovin Old Soul 3:51
12. Alligator Crawl 3:33
13. Blood Thirsty Blues 3:32
14. Deep Henderson 3:11
15. Slow Drivin Moan 3:55
Track 2, Lonesome Drag, written by Erika Lewis
Track 4, Pyramid Strut, written by Shaye Cohn

Todd Burdick - Tuba
Westen Borghesi - Tenor Banjo
Jon Doyle - Clarinet
Barnabus Jones - Trombone
Shaye Cohn - Cornet, Fiddle
Robin Rapuzzi - Washboard
Erika Lewis - Vocals, Bass Drum

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Formed in in 2009, Tuba Skinny has steadily evolved from a loose collection of street musicians into a solid ensemble dedicated to bringing the traditional New Orleans sound to audiences around the world. Drawing on a wide range of musical influences—from spirituals to Depression-era blues, from ragtime to traditional jazz—their sound evokes the rich musical heritage of their New Orleans home. The band has gained a loyal following through their distinctive sound, their commitment to reviving long-lost songs, and their barnstorming live performances.