[Dixielandjazz] Kress Horn Charles Suhor

[Charles Suhor]

Dan, I Googled  Kress horn  and got, among other links, your DJML post below, dated 1/2/14, with mention of the Coda mag cover. Google has oodles, maybe all, of the DJMLm posts.—Charles Suhor
 
Hi all,
As Charles has pointed out Buglin' Sam was probably too young to have
influenced Armstrong but for those interested there is a photo of him on the
waffle wagon in Rose and Souchon's New Orleans Jazz a Family Album. He
played what looks like an ordinary US army bugle more like a trumpet then
the British Army one. The drawing of the Kress horn on the Coda magazine
website I referred to in a previous posting seems a bit exaggerated but it
does give the general idea.
regards
Dan Hardie

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> On May 28, 2020, at 9:39 PM, darnhard at ozemail.com.au wrote:
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> Sometime back I had a short correspondence on the list about Kress horns, I think with Charles Suhor, and it was about an illustration on the cover of Coda magazine tcjs.org/pdf/Coda_Nov06.pdf <http://tcjs.org/pdf/Coda_Nov06.pdf> which I now find has gone offline. Does anyone have a copy of that issue as I now have a use for the picture
> regards
> Dan Hardie
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