New Orleans Jazz Ramblers

[The Big Ben]

Good stuff! Nice, easy swing to it. Thanks!

[tbn.al]

Yes, "Audio Score" from Photoscore, a division of Sibelius. I downloaded the free demo version which has full capabilities but will only do 50 seconds of music and tried it out. If you remember the first versions of Photoscore, it used to take me 20 hours to correct the scanning mistakes on a 3 minutes choir piece, you will have an idea of how useable this is. It might work for a single melody line with block chords, but anything else is gobblegook on the screen. Please someone tell me I am wrong 'cause I really need this program to work. It would be a life saver for me. I don't transcribe well and I have 3 projects in the can right now that I need to transcribe.

[Walter Webb]

This is good stuff! It's funky, yet refined. I could download and save these tunes but prefer your finished CD. Please tell the moment it becomes available.

[BVD Press]

If anyone is headed to the DC Army Conference, stop by the Hickey's booth as they will have 10 copies in hand!

And drive carefully...

[imperialbari]

The original link went to a Forbidden page, which I thought was the category of the music.

New link worked. Some players seen before others not.

The tenor sax player isn’t he also the trombonist?

The hat-man on alto was new to me as was the baritone saxist.

And then there was the brass variant of the slap bass. Here the percussive effect was obtained with the fingers striking from high above the valves.

Klaus

[imperialbari]

Just tried the streaming version also and realised who the baritone sax player is. Didn’t he use to play alto?

Apparently hats were high on the agenda. I have to find a leather one like Mr. Mudbone’s.

Klaus

[Elbee]

Still no workee...

[Bacchanalia]

Wikkid

[Juggernaut04]

That's some pretty happenin' tracks. I was really diggin on the tuba (Helicon) playing. I'm going to download this album now!