My Bucket got a hole in it - Carlings 1993

My Bucket got a hole in it - Carlings 1993

It all took less than 30 seconds: father Hans drops the horn and sits at the piano, pianist Gerd walks and graps her trombone and trombonist Gunhild switches to trumpet and off they go again with the traditional jazz tune "My Bucket got a Hole in it."
After an intense vocal by Gunhild and followed by a hot solo from Max on clarinet and a honky tonky piano solo by Hans, Gerd on trombone sets the style for the rest of the tune. She has studied the trombone playing of Louis Armstrong's trombonist Trummy Young. Gunhild picks up the ensemble in the Louis All Stars style and the tune is brought to a great ending. Watch Gerd's end lick, totally Trummy. Totally amazing.
Taped at a set during a gig at the Cotton Club in Hamburg.
From Frommer's Review on July 9th
The legendary Cotton Club is the oldest (some 36 years) and best established of the Hamburg jazz clubs. Jazz and Dixieland bands come here from throughout Europe and the United States. Open Friday and Saturday 8pm to 1am and Monday to Thursday 8pm to midnight; September to April, also open Sunday 11pm to 3am. Alter Steinweg 10. tel. 040/343878

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• jazz
• classic
• revival
• Carlings

[criss1956]

WOW, a family Dixieland band. They are great!

[harcondon]

gerd plays, should go back to the trombone more often (keep her chops up), but is hard when there is someone like gunhild gunning you down, just kidding, but gerds chops really showed in this tune, great.

[screech57]

Awesome stuff - this is SO in keeping with the style and feel of the era! Great playing!

[zesta63]

Terrible!