Harmony Hotshots Jazz Band
email harmonyhotshots@outlook.com to join our mailing list.
The Harmony Hotshots is a professional performance and dance jazz band featuring improvisational spontaneous music true to the roots of America’s jazz. We are NoCo’s traditional jazz dance band - come swing with us.
The Harmony Hotshots is also a nurturing band and welcomes good musicians of any age who would like to learn the roots of improvisational jazz, and, of course, we welcome skilled trad players as well.
The Harmony Hotshots works closely with the Northern Colorado Traditional Jazz Society to expand the community of early jazz fans both on-stage and in our ever-growing audience.
This live recording was made March 24, 2024 in Loveland, Colorado. Ted Turner (leader, banjo, vocals), Jesse Mathews (trumpet), Wes Melander (bass, vocals), Reece Pullen (drums, vocals), Fred Smith (piano, vocals), Steve Tyler (trombone), Andrew Vogt (clarinet, saxophones).
Photography by Bill Stratton.
Please Like and Share this video. And please Subscribe and click “Yes” for notifications to stay up-to-date with our newest KZitem releases.
Facebook: / harmonyhotshotsjazzband
To book the Harmony Hotshots,
or join our email list to be notified of concerts,
or if you would like to play with us,
email harmonyhotshots@outlook.com.
We look forward to hearing from you.
"Tico-Tico no Fubá" is a famous Brazilian song composed by Zequinha de Abreu in 1917. The song is an instrumental choro, a genre characterized by its fast tempo and virtuosic melodies. The title translates to "Tico-Tico in the Cornmeal," referring to a type of small bird (tico-tico) that is common in Brazil.
Zequinha de Abreu, whose full name was José Gomes de Abreu, composed the piece initially under the name "Tico-Tico no Farelo." He later changed it to "Tico-Tico no Fubá" to make it sound more appealing. The song quickly gained popularity in Brazil due to its lively rhythm and catchy melody.
"Tico-Tico no Fubá" gained international recognition in the 1940s. The turning point came when the song was featured in the 1942 Walt Disney film "Saludos Amigos," part of Disney's series of films created to improve relations with Latin American countries during World War II. This exposure introduced the song to a wider audience.
The song has been covered and performed by numerous artists worldwide. Some notable renditions include:
1. **Carmen Miranda**: The Brazilian singer and actress helped popularize the song further with her vibrant performances and recordings.
2. **Ethel Smith**: An American organist, Ethel Smith's 1944 recording of "Tico-Tico no Fubá" became a hit and remains one of the most well-known versions of the song.
3. **The Andrews Sisters**: This famous American vocal group included the song in their repertoire, further cementing its place in popular music.
4. **Harmony Hotshots**: This popular northern Colorado band features Andrew Vogt in its rendition.
"Tico-Tico no Fubá" has left a lasting impact on both Brazilian music and international pop culture. Its infectious melody has made it a favorite among musicians, and it is often performed in various arrangements, from solo instrumental versions to full orchestral renditions. The song's lively tempo and vibrant character have made it a symbol of Brazilian musical identity.
In summary, "Tico-Tico no Fubá" is a classic Brazilian song that achieved international fame through its inclusion in a Disney film and subsequent covers by famous artists. Its catchy melody and lively rhythm have ensured its place as a beloved piece of music both in Brazil and around the world. ChatGPT
Негізгі бет Tico Tico
Пікірлер