They played at my high school in New Orleans in 1972. I remember the talk then was jazz was in danger of dying in the city. Thankfully it did not due to people that love it and its artists. The same thing happened in 2005 when Katrina tried to kill the city itself. The human spirit is an amazing thing. Cherish what you love. It is dear.
I want to thank an old boss of mine, the late Dick Preston, for turning me on to The Preservation Hall Jazz Band back in '75. Fantastic music, thanks Dick, I know you're still listening from up there.
We were raised on this in my childhood home. Every Sunday morning, the house would be filled with Preservation Hall geniuses. We learned what to respect.
My first visit to the Hall, they helped this old lady, Sweet Emma, to the piano, and I said what is this? That gal banged the box and I fell in love with the Jazz band. I have been looking for them and I found GOLD on "You Tube". Keep it going!
Man there is nothing and no one who can play like these guys. no school like the old school. I saw them live at Wolf Trap outside DC. Everyone just started dancing in the aisle, they came off the stage and led the way. I'll never see a better show!
You're so lucky. I would have loved to have seen them. I grew up in the 1980s listening to pop and rock from that decade. Didn't stumble upon these guys until much later in my life when I started to have a greater appreciation for my country's cultural roots and music like this started to really click.
@TaftyJazz It still does. Those of us who were influenced by these gentlemen in the 60's & 70's are still playing this style. Just very hard to find because there are probably less than 100 of us doing it well and with the same spirit.
BRAVISSIMO ! ! ! ! !
cidcampeador1952 2 months ago
They played at my high school in New Orleans in 1972. I remember the talk then was jazz was in danger of dying in the city. Thankfully it did not due to people that love it and its artists. The same thing happened in 2005 when Katrina tried to kill the city itself. The human spirit is an amazing thing. Cherish what you love. It is dear.
doctorj2u2 3 months ago
I want to thank an old boss of mine, the late Dick Preston, for turning me on to The Preservation Hall Jazz Band back in '75. Fantastic music, thanks Dick, I know you're still listening from up there.
quicksdraw55 4 months ago
We were raised on this in my childhood home. Every Sunday morning, the house would be filled with Preservation Hall geniuses. We learned what to respect.
gcpropertymanagement 5 months ago
ahhhhhhhhhhhh, awesome, I love to go back to new orleans and just listen to preservation hall
tanglewood243 5 months ago
ahhhhhhhhhhhh, awesome,
tanglewood243 5 months ago
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rowdyruckus88 8 months ago
where was this filmed?
Reinocerous25 1 year ago
@Reinocerous25: This was filmed in 1973
klikonojazz 1 year ago
tenho uma raridade um long play desse grupo.
ludovico9vonz 1 year ago
oh and the trombone solo isnt that bad ethier ;D (trombonist(trombone player) my self)
demonwolfey 1 year ago
i love when ever i hear this song jazzed up :) add that speical lil flare to it
demonwolfey 1 year ago
Didn't God send music to earth to be enjoyed???
1chevellelover 1 year ago
fantastique et émouvant
kiki
KIKIGENIN 1 year ago
My first visit to the Hall, they helped this old lady, Sweet Emma, to the piano, and I said what is this? That gal banged the box and I fell in love with the Jazz band. I have been looking for them and I found GOLD on "You Tube". Keep it going!
cappy93 1 year ago 2
absolutely the best !!
kuelluek1957 1 year ago
Nothing gets better then this!
lesliekorshak 2 years ago 3
Man there is nothing and no one who can play like these guys. no school like the old school. I saw them live at Wolf Trap outside DC. Everyone just started dancing in the aisle, they came off the stage and led the way. I'll never see a better show!
95path 2 years ago
You're so lucky. I would have loved to have seen them. I grew up in the 1980s listening to pop and rock from that decade. Didn't stumble upon these guys until much later in my life when I started to have a greater appreciation for my country's cultural roots and music like this started to really click.
Man, I love America. I really do.
spiralmetal 2 years ago
Saw these guys at Austin City Limits '09. Did the same thing, even after 25 years. Everyone got up on stage, and I won't forget the ice cream =)
nwrighteous 2 years ago
wow... they look exactly how i pictured them haha... i love how they all have solos... they're all just amazing musicians
yurgasturgusdad 2 years ago
I wish stuff like this would still happen it would make people a lot happier
TaftyJazz 2 years ago
@TaftyJazz It still does. Those of us who were influenced by these gentlemen in the 60's & 70's are still playing this style. Just very hard to find because there are probably less than 100 of us doing it well and with the same spirit.
McVouty 10 months ago
Amen. To the memory of great artists.
lennycohenfan 3 years ago
Percy was better than Louis. Willie was simply the greatest.
michaelsclarinet 3 years ago
Pls dont be Silly
sailorman3725 2 years ago