Music to listen to.

[Anonymous]

Tim – an ochestra in the town i live, is starting up a swing band
in a couple of weeks, i got invited along, and i think there are
40 people going – made up of sax, clarinet, double base, brass & percussion players. i haven’t got a clue what they will be playing!
I hope its not going to be play a note – as you mentioned!

The teachers are right what they say – play in a band if you get the
choice! I’m not a jesus freak, but i joined a church band just to play my guitar in it – that was an eye opener! The 1st thing i learnt – being in
a band you have to be a team player.

[Tim56]

[Tim56]

Here you go everyone. Great stuff from Joe Huston. A DJ in LA when I was growing up played this to start his show and ended it with Sleep Walk. Fun! Tim

[Anonymous]

Sounds like a good way to set the mood for the programme.

[Tim56]

[Tim56]

Here you do! This has the Tenor all the way through. The solo is very nice! Enjoy More to come out of Southern California surf music.

[Anonymous]

cool – i follow the counting on that one. Bet my daughter could play the cups to that as in the cups song!

[john]

Terrible sound on that one but a good example for anyone that’s wanting to learn how to solo. This one has my “Learn How To Solo Using Only 3 Notes” lesson beat by 2 notes! The first 2 choruses he’s soloing using only one note. It’s a good way to start, then changing up on the rythme and then adding another note etc.

[Anonymous]

i’ve just started lesson 2, so i’ll bear that track on mind and come back to it later on!
Good Tip! thanks

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