[Dixielandjazz] Re: The Gig -

[Don Ingle]

Let's not overlook the fact that Aussie Bob Barnard also had a piece of the
playing time in this flick.
Don Ingle
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> Subject: [Dixielandjazz] Re: The Gig - was Dixieland Music Taught in
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> > Very poignant moment when he tells the trumpert player that "loving the
> > music is not enough" for him to play the back-up parts and has to
replace
> > him with a trumpet player who can do it.
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> It wasn't the trumpet player, Steve, it was the little Jewish clarinet
> player who loved music more than anyone else, but couldn't hack it, in the
> opinion of the professional bass man. The actual clarinet sounds were
> produced by Kenny Daverne, who certainly could have handled it.
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> Bob Newman
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