@BigDub said in Great Idea!:
@administrator said in Great Idea!:
Currently, I'm the only moderator and I don't read enough posts to catch much of anything.
That was my problem trying to edit gmonady's posts on you know, TM. He had over 18,000. Whew. Too much for one person!
BUT that is why I paid you the BIG Dub-Bucks!
Here is the female musician that I would end my medical career and tour for:
@Doc-Wannabe said in Copper is cool!:
@Dr-GO great song and great job with it.
Thanks Doc-Wannabe.
That song was recorded with my prior band, Second Coming. We played more spiritual Jazz Standards (Mercy, Mercy), and took many songs from the Methodist Hymnal and converted them to jazz blends with re-harmonizing and more jazz phrasing styling. That band was a local favorite between Cincinnati and Dayton, and we had entire weekends booked for the several years we kept that band together. This was a regional fresh idea to take gospel and turn it into 60's style jazz.
One of my favorite pianists of all time is Kenny Drew Jr (son of Kenny Drew who was Coltrane's pianist on his first solo album Blue Train). Kenny was our pianist for the Bass Notes the Heartbeat of Jazz cuts I have been using to demonstrate horns that I play. Here is Kenny playing a month after we played or CD Release at Gilly's, now playing with Ronnie Cuber. It's just so amazing not only the hear him but to watch him in action:
@Dr-GO said in Copper is cool!:
A bit of the quite side of the Rose brass Recording. This is a Miles Davis inspired re-harmonized arrangement I did of "Jesus is All the World to Me" to give a different perspective of how this horn, with a Harmon mute, comes close to the Committee sound:
https://soundcloud.com/user-296675506/07-track-7
Here is the above chart with the re-harmonized chords written in:
Post would not be complete without the Rose brass of an Olds Recording. I shall oblige:
HERE IS THE ABOVE HORN playing on: Jacktime
Here is the C-Instrument Part to Jacktime:
This is a rose brass horn that can play with bright spirits when so energized!
@Shepherds_Crook said in Copper is cool!:
My Marcinkiewicz Rembrandt Four-X Rick Braun model with commercial bronze bell
I was waiting for this one. I can feel my lips puckering now with the incitement of putting them up against this horn. Soon my friend, real soon!
@Tobylou8 said in We're off to a good start:
loquacious
Beyond that: we are more like Supercalafragilisticexp-loquacious!
The Kanstul 1526:
AND the way it sounds:
https://soundcloud.com/user-296675506/daisy
@MasterWannabe said in Newby - Need help identifying a Conn Trumpet:
@Tobylou8
I am new here so please how to post pictures to this.
THE ABSOLUTE easiest way is to go to your computers "Type here to search" on the toll bar, write in snipping, and the tool window appears. Click on "New"; capture the image you want; go to Edit and click "Save" then go to the reply window on TB right click and chose "Paste". It is fool proof, and the fact that I am a fool and my pictures make it here on TB is proof.
@tjcombo said in A little humour:
@moshe
I took a moment to get it too - a few seconds, but then again, I'm only 62
I am 63 and got it right away, probably because I FEEL LIKE A MILLION and am now in early retirement!!!!
@Vulgano-Brother said in A little humour:
What would I do if I won a million dollars?
Continue to play gigs until the money ran out.
ABSOLUTELY:
I JUST DID and am continuing to play gigs until the money runs out!
@SchilkeB6 said in Torpedo Cases:
@Tobylou8
Just a gag for when I am talkingto people.
AND Who knows, when someday you may be playing with the trio supporting Dorthy from the Wizard of Oz.
While Oz didn't give Tin Man something he didn't already have... THANK GOD SchilkeB6 will be there for his oil:
@trickg said in Torpedo Cases:
I've got a nylon Outlaw that was issued by the National Guard band, and I use that case a lot - it's just a great design - well made and very very protective of the horn inside of it.
One day if I ever get the notion, I might splurge and buy myself a Torpedo case in leather.
I'll be bringing mine brown Outlaw Loredo when I come to visit the first weekend in May!
@flugelgirl said in Torpedo Cases:
I have a nylon triple that is my go to - 99% of my gigs require a flugel, and the large lid fits my Adams F2 beautifully. I also have a leather Outlaw and a nylon classic. If I just need a trumpet I’ll usually use the outlaw. Great cases! I’ve been using mine for years and they barely show a scuff, and I have travelled with them a lot!
Yes same for me. My nylon black triple goes with me with the quintet in our band bus whenever we travel as I need to use the flugel and trumpet as well. When I fly, I bit the bullet and only take single horn Loredo as it fits into any overhead bin. And yes while the nylon is indestructible, the leather is nearly perfect without scuffs and I fly with it at least 4 times a year.
Trent, have you ever tried a Getzen Power Bore? Add a Jettone Studio B to the Getzen, I believe this is even a brighter mouthpiece/horn combination.
@BigDub said in need perfect pitch to play trombone ?:
...and then have to "pitch"-a-fit! Or perhaps even a "perfect fit"... Yes?
Now you're talking about my special mute......from Brazil?
Does it? And does it match that Freudian Slip?
This is my remaining family of bags with the larger being the three horn bags with an extended top for larger bell fluglehorns, such as my Getzen and Kanstul. The large black bag is in nylon (it is my workhorse bag), the brown is in leather. In this picture the single horn on the left is another Outlaw Loredo, and the single horn case on the right is the Loredo. The Loredo is a slightly larger version than it's Outlaw cousin:
These are some of the most protective and yet eye appealing cases on the market. I have a family of cases, and am starting with the Outlaw Loredo, this one in gun metal black with the mute bag and the music pouch side bag. The Outlaw Lorado I have in brown is my travel choice as the Outlaw series fits in the overhead bins of the peddle jumpers I have to take out of Dayton to get to larger airline hubs.
