[Trombone-l] actual on topic music, though played by pols

[John Burton]

Martin Sheen, who would go on to play the liberal President Josiah Bartlett in "The West Wing"..

<MTC> I like playing my bass trombone.  It sooths the rage incited by political talk </MTC>

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john burton 
Bach 50B3 
Bass Trombone, Charleston NeoPhonic Orchestra 
South Charleston, West Virginia 
 

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> Subject: Re: [Trombone-l] actual on topic music, though played by pols
> 
> "An American President" was an excellent movie, thank you.  
> Written by Aaron Sorkin, BTW.  And the girl played 
> half-decent on-camera live beginner trombone.  
> 
> Quick - Who was the Chief of Staff?  
> 
> RBH
> 
> > 
> > Alas, the only trombone player I can remember was the 
> daughter of the 
> > president in that rather forgettable movie whose title I've 
> forgotten.
> > 
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