I remember Tommy Johnson talking about these sessions, and I think Jim Self and Gene Pokorny, who was playing with the LA Phil at the time, both played as well.
I think I remember Tommy saying that Gene played his Yorkbrunner at the session, and it sounded great.
As far as orchestration, I bet it was a large band. Most likely 3-5 trumpets, 8 horns, 4-6 trombones, and 3-6 tubas.
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Bill is one of my all time favorite bass trombone players! I feel like a better player when I sit next to him. BIG EARSMellowSmokeMan wrote:I think Bill usually plays bass trombone.
He also plays lead tenor trombone, euphonium and sounds great on the tuba.
Check out his playing on Michael Davis’ Brass Nation. Amazing technique in the trigger register.
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