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Yes I agree Ian.

Yup they are great 14 months now going to Woodstock NY in Sept can't wait!!! So Cool I Say!!! Finally get to see em!!!

I love Erika and “little queenie”too! (Shaye) GOD Likes good music too! Love Skinnytuba all!....and now Robin...play that mater can for me...!

+Rick Cosmo Glad you get enjoyment from the videos... Give your dog a biscuit for me.

+digitalalexa lol, Moxie says ty

incluir mas interpretaciones actuales o conciertos. muchos saludos tuba skinny

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Glad you like the videos.

New O on my bucket list for visit, just to hear them...then COVID...just have to wait I guess...

Glad you enjoyed it.

+Alan Strickland The one and only Robin Rapuzzi, one of the best washboard players in New Orleans and a great showman - always fun to watch.

+Marathonracer you are right, he is a fantastic player, he fits right in with every one , that is what makes the band so great, they all work to-gether..

+Steven Jonas Breda Jazz Festival nex year?

+stillrestless99 Glad you are enjoying TS via my videos. Thanks for the comments.

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Erika had no drum in the first years of singing with the band. She wore the drum lashed to her belly in 2013. From 2014 to the present, she has been sitting on it.

Glad you are enjoying the videos.

Glad you are enjoying the TS videos.

hahahah the problem is that it is just 10 minutes to go

All the dancing is inspired by the great music of TS.

Kia Ora. Don't beat yourself (or the rest of us NZers) up about not being able to understand - after all she is singing, not giving a lecture. It's about her voice (and the rest of the band) as a work of spontaneous art.

Murray, These are the lyrics to "Kitchen Man" as sung by Bessie Smith (talk about double entendre!) . Erika sings this version with a few alterations. Listen to her while following the lyrics. Madam Buff's was quite deluxe Servants by the score Footmen at each door Butlers and maids galore But one day Sam, her kitchen man Gave in his notice, he's through She cried, "Oh Sam, don't go It'll grieve me if you do" I love his cabbage gravy, his hash Crazy 'bout his succotash I can't do without my kitchen man Wild about his turnip top Like the way he warms my chop I can't do without my kitchen man Anybody else can leave And I would only laugh But he means too much to me And you ain't heard the half Oh, his jelly roll is so nice and hot Never fails to touch the spot I can't do without my kitchen man His frankfurters are oh so sweet How I like his sausage meat I can't do without my kitchen man Oh, how that boy can open my clam No one else is can touch my ham I can't do without my kitchen man When I eat his doughnuts All I leave is the hole Any time he wants to Why, he can use my sugar bowl Oh, his baloney's really worth a try Never fails to satisfy I can't do without my kitchen man

+Murray Patterson It's not just your "down-under ear" alone. Erika IS intentionally "slurring" her words a bit, because that is the U.S. southern New Orleans / Mississippi type of accent, especially by the great blues singers like Besse Smith, Memphis Minnie, or Merline Johnson, that she gets a lot of her material from, or even Hank Williams, from Alabama, who made "Lovesick Blues" famous. Their southern accents were actually much thicker, like Erika's "Frisco Bound" which was actually a Memphis Minnnie song called "Frisco Town". Erika's blues singing is unique, but she also incorporates a lot of the sounds of the original singers. Funny thing is that Erika is originally from upstate New York, in the northeastern U.S., where they don't have that accent at all !

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