Tuba Skinny Jazz Shaye Cohn

Tuba Skinny is a traditional jazz band rooted in the vibrant street music culture of New Orleans, with unforgettable performances in the French Quarter, Royal Street, Frenchmen Street, and beyond — including dynamic venues such as major halls in Houston. In this video series, we capture the authentic spirit of Tuba Skinny jazz, blending classic jazz, traditional jazz, and smooth jazz grooves into everyday life. Whether the band is playing on a sunny afternoon in the French Quarter or filling a historic club with evening jazz vibes, their music evokes nostalgia, retro style, and timeless jazz energy. The core members of Tuba Skinny include: • Shaye Coohn — trumpet, trombone, and vocals • Erika Lewis — ukulele, washboard, and vocals • Barnabus Jones — cornet • Todd Burdick — tuba • Craig Flory — clarinet • Gregory Sherman — clarinet, tenor saxophone • Max Bien-Kahn — banjo • Jason Lawrence — sousaphone • Robin Rapuzzi — bass Together, these artists bring to life jazz standards and vintage jazz classics with jazz improvisation, jazz fusion touches, and an unmistakable Tuba Skinny new Orleans sound. Their performances are more than music — they are cultural travel moments at the heart of New Orleans’ musical legacy. New Orleans is known worldwide as the birthplace of jazz history, and the French Quarter remains a central hub for fans of jazz music, traditional jazz, and vintage vibes. Walking along Royal Street or Frenchmen Street, the brass band rhythms, swing jazz energy, and soulful vocals form a living archive of jazz history that connects the past to the present. Each of these videos represents a piece of that living musical tapestry — from gentle morning jazz sessions to lively evening performances, from swing jazz and classic jazz standards to the nostalgic ambiance of street music that draws crowds from around the world. Whether you’re a jazz lover, a cultural traveler, or someone exploring music tourism, this series offers a rich immersion into Tuba Skinny’s sound, the French Quarter’s musical heartbeat, and the wider jazz classics tradition. Subscribe to Armulito Café — where cultural travels become stories — and join us in celebrating jazz, culture, and meaningful experiences from New Orleans and beyond. Don’t forget to share these performances with friends who love jazz grooves, classic jazz, vintage jazz, and live music that tells a story. 📍 Filmed in the heart of New Orleans — French Quarter, Royal Street, Frenchmen Street — and special live venues including Houston stages. 🎷 Classic jazz • Traditional jazz • Street music • Live performance • Cultural travel