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I LOVE THIS.
marselglass 1 month ago
Best video i've watched lately. Love it!!!
alligatordevil 1 month ago
ukulele and washboard ftw!
rasputinsghost 2 months ago
Wow!!!
n64wilbert 2 months ago
I could listen to this all day. Thanks for putting it up!
edt558 3 months ago
Great vid. Thanks for this.
pfefferrucken 4 months ago
@TheBlood2pay Huh ?
Bakuninite87 6 months ago
the teapot at 2:20 his hillarious.. but great sound! man! this is awesome... genial
BordiniBlues85 9 months ago
I love the simple brilliance of stuff like this.
CarbinBleuDia 1 year ago
Beautiful, music from a gentle age when people had so little but were so happy and contented
6vector6 1 year ago
@6vector6 actually in the twenties the whole jug band craze was a nostalgic thing that was popular at the time... like cannon's stompers and memphis jugband were doing better than most orchestras, so these were probably proffessional musicians being filmed
busessuck1 1 year ago
@busessuck1 Yes, this is spot on. Jug bands were really big, and this isn't music born of depression-era privation. This was shot a full year before the depression. If you're in doubt that these are pros, watch Eddie Thomas's right hand - split strokes and triplets - classic vaudeville uke playing, and they're playing a jazz tune, not what poor folks in rural counties played at the time. The duo isn't poor south at all, they were from Richmond, VA and have city playing skills. Great stuff.
MrJnobianchi 2 weeks ago in playlist More Stuff
Thanks for this video !!! amazing
jplibert 1 year ago
This is an UKULELE and the washboard musician play kazoo as well
Bumblebee38 1 year ago
Natural born rhythm. Brilliant footage.
colindominy 1 year ago
Amazing. I've seen still photos of this performance on the cover of a Columbia CD about Washboard performances, but I had no idea it was from a movie. Thanks so much for sharing it.
rockthatuke 3 years ago
What a great share, I loved this, how did you find this great piece of history? Damn they were good, what a great duo and what a yt friend, thanks for the share, that may be me in a few weeks up on the porch with my gutar case open looking for spare change!
DomBianco 3 years ago 4
what did they say ? please tell me..
spacedogs 3 years ago