Post 323: A BIT OF FUN: BARBERSHOP MEETS TRADITIONAL JAZZ

When Barbershop meets Traditional Jazz: here's a possible programme. Can you think of any more ?

I Wish I Could Shampoo Like My Sister Kate

Just a Closer Shave
When You Wore a Toupee
My Old Kentucky Comb
Bye Bye Black Beard
Somebody Stole My Curl
Wig Shall Not Be Moved
Joe Avery's HairPiece
Some Day You'll Be Baldy
Razors of Picardy
Whiskering
There's Soap Soap in Your Eyes
When You and I Were Young, Goatee
Moustache's Gone, Goodbye
Moonlight and Razors
Stubble in Mind
My Little Gel
You Always Cut The One You Shave
Is It True What They Say About Trichology?
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Response -- from Barrie Marshall

How Come You Shave Me Like You Do Do Do

It's Only A Paper Towel

Old Barber's Chair's Got Me

Soap Gets In Your Eyes

The Haircut With The Fringe On Top

Ain't Ever Shavin'

Shaven  Face

Mack The Razor

Begin The Shaving

Bye Bye Beard

Heat Shave

Post 322: THE GREAT SHAYE COHN ON SPOONS!

Shaye (left) on Spoons

You constantly come across fresh delights on YouTube. For example, have you spotted the multi-talented Shaye Cohn playing THE SPOONS in a heart-warming street version of Peg Leg Howell's 1928 Banjo Blues? Watch it by

CLICKING HERE.

Oh, what fun! Among the musicians in this 15-piece orchestra, you may spot such other familiar New Orleans street performers as trombonist Barnabus Jones (this time on guitar) behind Shaye, Raychel on washtub bass, Michael Magro contributing richly on clarinet, and Ryan Baer on mandolin. Dizzy is on washboard; and at the centre of it all, leading the singing, is Scottie Swarers (Stalebread Scottie).

We must be grateful to Nicole Birrer for uploading this video.