[Dixielandjazz] Ukulele
David W. Littlefield
dwlit at cpcug.org
Wed Jun 8 10:43:51 PDT 2005
Not a whole drum set: snare and 6" or 8" splash cymbal(s). Or washboardist
with a splash on his 'board who also plays snare or "LapTop" snare.
I would think of the uke as a *changeup* from banjo or guitar. For the
basic sound, I'd want more depth at strings.
--Sheik
At 11:58 AM 06/08/05 -0400, Jerry Gordon wrote:
>Personally, I'd push for a washboard player instead of a drummer, and if
>you lived around here, I'd push even harder.
>
>Jerry Gordon, Troy, NY - Web master for
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>
>On Wed, 08 Jun 2005 08:43:50 -0700 Russ Guarino <russg at redshift.com>
>writes:
>> Just a thought.
>>
>> I have wondered if a ukulele wouldn't sound nice in a small Dixie
>> band
>> of say, four pieces. Clarinet, ukulele, stand up bass and drums.
>>
>> The Uku player would have to be good enough to play solo and take
>> his
>> turn on the pass around.
>>
>> For a really small setting, like the living room of a private
>> party,
>> this ensemble might sound just right???
>>
>> Russ Guarino
>
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