Andy,
Thanks for sharing that. Nice playing (you and the band) and the arrangement is nice too.
Thanks for sharing that. Nice playing (you and the band) and the arrangement is nice too.
My 8-piece swing band
Here is a clip from a recent swing dance, that I found posted on "goswingdancing.com"
The band is listed on the web-sight as Jerry Costanzo. He's a singer that we often back up. The band is actually Andy Farber & his Swing Mavens.
This clip features the Mel Brooks tune "Springtime For (you-know-who)" from the movie and Broadway show "The Producers".
Yours truly on tenor.
Jerry Dodgion; ALTO
Jay Brandford; BARITONE
...and a bunch of cats NOT playing the saxophone.
The band is listed on the web-sight as Jerry Costanzo. He's a singer that we often back up. The band is actually Andy Farber & his Swing Mavens.
This clip features the Mel Brooks tune "Springtime For (you-know-who)" from the movie and Broadway show "The Producers".
Yours truly on tenor.
Jerry Dodgion; ALTO
Jay Brandford; BARITONE
...and a bunch of cats NOT playing the saxophone.
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Thank you verry much indeed! There are a bunch of other clips from the same gig on that sight.eddierich said:Andy,
Thanks for sharing that. Nice playing (you and the band) and the arrangement is nice too.
Nice playing man... good band too!
Thanks! That was a substitute pianiste and bass player sight-reading the book.Hersch17 said:Nice playing man... good band too!
It's hard to tell on youtube that I was blowing my silver plated BA with an old NY "Master Link".
Jerry Dodgion was playing the late Jerome Richardson's old mk6 alto, with a Morgan mpce.
Jay Brandford was playing his mk6 baritone with a rubber Berg.
Andy- you sound great & the arrangement is swingin!
I saw Jerry C.last nite at our big band rehearsal (Swingtime)and mentioned the clip to him & how much I enjoyed your playing & writing.
I saw Jerry C.last nite at our big band rehearsal (Swingtime)and mentioned the clip to him & how much I enjoyed your playing & writing.
Wow really nice job almost thought I went back in time there for a second. Can you send me the score or the Tenor part I would really like to play it?
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Jeez. You mean THE Jerry Dodgion? :shock:BarrySachs said:Here is a clip from a recent swing dance, that I found posted on "goswingdancing.com" Yours truly on tenor.
Jerry Dodgion; ALTO
Jay Brandford; BARITONE
No, this guy!gary said:Jeez. You mean THE Jerry Dodgion? :shock:
http://www.jerrydodgion.com/cdad.htm
Sounds great! Nice playing, man.
Sounding good Andy. Thanks for sharing.
Andy,
Great sound.
I met Jerry Dodgion a long time ago. I can't remember where...maybe playing with the Thad Jones / Mel Lewis Orchestra ?
(From a fellow silver plated B/A player)
Great sound.
I met Jerry Dodgion a long time ago. I can't remember where...maybe playing with the Thad Jones / Mel Lewis Orchestra ?
(From a fellow silver plated B/A player)
Great sounding band!! The Alto players sweet tone really stuck out. Very nice sound.
What's the # on your BA? Mine is a #28,xxx.Tharruff said:Andy,
Great sound.
I met Jerry Dodgion a long time ago. I can't remember where...maybe playing with the Thad Jones / Mel Lewis Orchestra ?
(From a fellow silver plated B/A player)
SOUNDS Great
Andy,
Swingin. Here a lot of cats in your playing. Some Rollins language, but I really did the Griffin inflections.
Andy,
Swingin. Here a lot of cats in your playing. Some Rollins language, but I really did the Griffin inflections.
Great Solo
Andy that was a great solo man,,sounded really good!
What a nice band and good arrangement!
Absolutely fantastic!
You are a great tenor man!!!!!!!
All the best
Saxobari
Andy that was a great solo man,,sounded really good!
What a nice band and good arrangement!
Absolutely fantastic!
You are a great tenor man!!!!!!!
All the best
Saxobari
Hopefully, I'll be able to put together a solo like yours before I die. Good Stuff!!!!!
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