Playing with a Big Swing Band

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David Wright
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Playing with a Big Swing Band

Post by David Wright »

This by far was a job I should have paid the band!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRnsWG86LDg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29JgcNF_UTU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jAsi_x8jIBI

This was a night that made 39 years of playing to the top!!! so much fun, as most of you know, Maurice is his Steel Player, now where did I put that hammer :whoa:
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Rick Schmidt
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Post by Rick Schmidt »

Yeah man!
Roger Kelly
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Post by Roger Kelly »

I thought your playing was Great! It complimented the Band just right in my opinion.
Everyone should get a chance to play with a Band like that at least once in their lifetime! :)
Ron Randall
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Post by Ron Randall »

Hey Hey David

That was great. Thanks for the post.

Ron
Russ Wever
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Post by Russ Wever »

Wright . . .you Lucky Dawg!!
What a treat to play in such
a setting . . . You are so
totally playing your Hiney
off!!
~Russ
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Post by David Wright »

Guy's, thanks for the kind words, it was truly the best night of playing you would EVER want... :D
Billy Tonnesen
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Post by Billy Tonnesen »

Shades of the old Spade Cooley band at Santa Monica pier. Who is this band ? Were the Brass and Reed sections playing from charts. Who was the arranger ?
I really enjoyed these is videos. What was the occasion ?
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Bill Cunningham
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Post by Bill Cunningham »

Nicely done, David!!
Bill Cunningham
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Marcel Parijs
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Post by Marcel Parijs »

David,

This is great man.

Your friend from Holland,

Marcel
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David Wright
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Post by David Wright »

Billy
His name is Dave Alexander... www.davealexander.com He is very well known here in Texas.. He does the charts, I highly recommend his CDs, Maurice Anderson is on most of them, and Dave was on Maurice's CD Steel & Brass, which is the very best of Maurice's work , in my option..

Thanks Bill & Marcel, & Ron it was such a fun gig... :D Texas Music, can't beat it~~!!
Russ, Lucky Dog??? you bet ya!!! :D

This is great...
www.davealexander.com/audio/Maiden%27s%20Prayer.mp3
Wally Davis
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Post by Wally Davis »

Nice! Great playing by you as always. Great tone also. I see you used the Walker cabinets. You'll be really happy with them. If Maurice has the whole Walker rig, borrow it and take it out on a job. Think that you'll really like it. Hope you get to play with these guys from time to time as you fit like a glove with them. BIG shoes to fill for sure.
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Post by David Wright »

Wally,
i just got the cabs, i love them... I run a Stewart 1.2 and a Transtubefex..,,

Big shoes to fill??? THATS FOR SURE....I was at a Xmas party the other night, Maurice played, on A D10, just blow me away,
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