Tuba Legends
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Carroll
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Tuba Legends
Who are the guys in this photo (circa 1976). Yes... I do know.
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djwesp
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Re: Tuba Legends
The one on the right is fairly easy to anyone who has seen his PBS Documentary.
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SRanney
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Re: Tuba Legends
It was the soul patch (or "flava sava," if you please) that did it for me.djwesp wrote:The one on the right is fairly easy to anyone who has seen his PBS Documentary.
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The Jackson
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Re: Tuba Legends
Wow! The USSR was really big back then! 
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djwesp
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Re: Tuba Legends
Now the hard question.
Who is the guy walking by in the pictures background.
Who is the guy walking by in the pictures background.
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cjk
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Re: Tuba Legends
Is that Floyd Cooley in the back?
Jerry Young, Harvey Phillips, and R. Winston Morris in the front?
Jerry Young, Harvey Phillips, and R. Winston Morris in the front?
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Carroll
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Re: Tuba Legends
Really close... the guy on the left in front is James Garrett.cjk wrote:Is that Floyd Cooley in the back?
Jerry Young, Harvey Phillips, and R. Winston Morris in the front?