[Trombone-l] What is this!!

[Ray Horton]

Michael J Barone wrote:
> I just joined this. I am getting personal emails from friend to friend sent
> to me. I don't want this.  I thought this was a bulletin board.  People
> announcing what they're doing. Not this chatting back and forth. Why don't
> they use their own emails. How many people on this list?  If this is what
> this is I'm out of here. I just want to be able to get some Trom. info and
> tell other players what I'm doing. Any humans behind this site?  Mike Barone
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>   

Well, you could try starting an interesting thread about the trombone 
and trombone playing.

Or you could just flame everybody.

Whichever you think does the most good, man.

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Now that I got that out of the way, I have to confess that I googled 
your name, in case you have played somewhere, and - you have!  You've 
got some real cred!  I am impressed, Michael.  

Let me (if you don't mind) paste this little nugget here from your CD 
"You Name It":
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Mike Barone, composer, arranger, and trombonist has played with the 
bands of Louie Bellson,
Gerald Wilson, Terry Gibbs, Lalo Schifrin and Dizzy Gillespie. Other 
writing and playing credits
include: Quincy Jones, Hank Mancini, John Williams, Bill Conti, Frank 
Rosolino, Maynard Ferguson,
Ernie Watts, Dave Grusin and Carl Saunders to name a few. Mike also 
wrote over 300 compositions
and arrangements for Doc Severinsen and the Tonight Show Band, including 
two songs which were
frequently used for ending themes, Peachy and Superslick. Mike has also 
written many times
for the Academy Awards show. His latest CD is Mike Barone Big Band Live 
2005!

http://bitmunk.com/view/media/6856089
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I saw elsewhere that you studied with Haney.  I never got to study with 
him, but got to know him well.  He used to come down to our concerts a 
lot. 

(We also had a memorable date with Louis Bellson and his wife Pearl that 
we still talk about now and then here.)

Raymond Horton
Bass Trombonist,
Louisville Orchestra




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