I was watching this on AMC and it has a great solo at the beginning of the movie while John Wayne is avoiding having to go back with the them to Kentucky from Mobile, AL
1949 movie
i did a search and didnt see anything on here
awesome simple solo and great lyrical sound.
Anyone have an idea who did it?
Tuba Solo in 1949 Fighting Kentuckian- Who did it
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Tuba Solo in 1949 Fighting Kentuckian- Who did it
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Prior to the late 1950s, Los Angeles motion picture studio musicians were on contract. That means they played music for the movies as a regular 9-to-5 job. Since this was an independent film, it's a little more difficult to find. Norman Pearson usually knows this stuff pretty well.
I did a partial interview with George Boujie before he passed away a few years ago. He was the tubist with MGM for many years.
I did a partial interview with George Boujie before he passed away a few years ago. He was the tubist with MGM for many years.
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