[Trombone-l] Harry Connick 'My NO' tour

[Bonemaster]

Saw HCJ in Atlanta tonight. It was an excellent gig. 9 horns (3,3,3) plus
rhythm. Roger Ingram on lead trpt, outstanding as usual. Not a single
fracked note.

Harry had a 'friend' w/him on 'bone named Lucien Barbaro (sp). Really
enjoyed his playing. Anybody tell us more about this cat (Jeff)?? Also, the
cat on bass bone was all over it all night long. I love the 'pop' of the
pedals and this guy had it in spades. Nice edge, too. Kinda like a Poulan
roller nose professional chain saw!

Looking for info on these guys.

Bob Devine
Atlanta, GA
An 'All Shires' family

-----Original Message-----
From: trombone-l-bounces at maillists.samford.edu
[mailto:trombone-l-bounces at maillists.samford.edu]On Behalf Of Denton
Thomas
Sent: Sunday, June 24, 2007 9:04 PM
To: trombone-l at server5.samford.edu
Subject: Re: [Trombone-l] slide noise


> A snake should only be used on the inside of the INNER tubes, most
importantly reaching down into the crook ...
-Gabe

> You shouldn't be using it dry, Denton, use soap and water with it.  The
cleaning rod is for the outer slide tubes only ...  -Eric

OOPS.  ... I'll quit snaking those outer tubes (!).  I haven't ever used
a dry snake, though - I just knew it would be bad.  I'll pick the rod in
the future - thanks for the call to good sense.

I'll have to try the chicken fat.  Not on the Shires, though.  Sorry to
bring back the endless lube thread.   :(

Two strikes for me!

--
dentonlt.com / denton at dentonlt.com
DMA in Progress: Performance, Trombone
The University of Texas at Austin


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