[Keith Lafond]

So, this performance really knocked me out! Stellar job by everyone. I was also wondering if anyone can identify what mouthpiece he's playing on? His tone is really great here (not that it isn't elsewhere).

 

[jacco]

In 1999 he played a rubber Freddie Gregory mouthpiece.

 

[Nefertiti]

I forgot how much I loved his sound on that Freddie Gregory. It sounds more focused than the Navarro does to me. They both sound great but a Freddie Gregory is something special that is for sure.

 

[A Greene]

I really like the soprano player’s thing. Very slippery style and great sound.

 

[Keith Lafond]

In 1999 he played a rubber Freddie Gregory mouthpiece.

Thanks! I had no idea what that was but it sure does sound good!

 

[Keith Lafond]

+1!

 

[Keith Lafond]

That's for sure. I haven't listened to this era of Bob in a while and when I heard it I was immediately struck by the tone. Focused for sure but so are the Navarros, just in a different way. Man, I've been chasing that tone for a while now. It seems to be a sound versatile enough to go back and forth between the commercial stuff and the jazz stuff.

 

[balticband]

Great clip! Thanks for sharing. I don't see or hear Bob Mintzer lately much. Hope he is doing fine. One if mine inspirational figures. I have "Modern Day Tuba" playing in my car.

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[mmichel]

Wow! Thanks for finding this.

 

[Masvalereir]

Awesome sound and playing, thanks for sharing

 

[soybean]

I really like the soprano player's thing. Very slippery style and great sound.

Soprano solo by Peter Weniger.

 

[BH9]

Bari player is on some version of Link, probably floridia. That's all i know...

 

[Keith Lafond]

Just came back to this 4 months later and this performance still knocks me out! I love it!