Star Trek the Motion Picture
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Bill Troiano
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Re: Star Trek the Motion Picture
Are you sure it's Tommy Johnson? Jim self played on a lot of the Star Trek movie soundtracks.
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GC
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Re: Star Trek the Motion Picture
I asked about this when I first got onto the old board, and Jim Self personally answered. Both he and Tommy played the soundtrack, and they both used F and CC tubas. He said that it was one of his favorite sessions, and it was loaded with great tuba parts.
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Uncle Buck
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Re: Star Trek the Motion Picture
Too bad the movie sucked.
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Blake Cooper
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Re: Star Trek the Motion Picture
I'm playing the main title music with the American Youth Symphony (Los Angeles) this weekend. Send me a PM about sheet music if your interested 
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danzeman
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Re: Star Trek the Motion Picture
The movie didn't suck.
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GC
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Re: Star Trek the Motion Picture
The Director's Cut improved things quite a bit.
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Uncle Buck
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