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A real show-biz performance on tenor sax, ala Illinois Jacquet:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GZEhvcne6k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GZEhvcne6k
The recording is excellent - fabulous playing. But seeing as they are merely acting in the clip diminishes my excitement immediately.Yes they’re lip-synching to a pre-recorded track but it is Nino playing the horn.
The sound is the result of his white plastic mouthpiece, proving once again that a $7 mouthpiece from the back of the junk drawer is superior to a metal STM. White plastic is also less likely to break all of your front teeth should you need to go acrobatic during a solo.Big 10M sound.
:lol:The sound is the result of his white plastic mouthpiece, proving once again that a $7 mouthpiece from the back of the junk drawer is superior to a metal STM. White plastic is also less likely to break all of your front teeth should you need to go acrobatic during a solo.
Mark
Another example is in the Antonio Banderas feature "Two Much".It's quite rare to see performers actually playing in any movie. The only exceptions I know of is one number in Funny Girl. The other is the recent Les Miserables. That includes some features of big bands.
I forget that we now live in the YouTube era. Here's the clip from that last scene:
Just incredible!
:cheers:That clip of Nino made my day..just a great scene synch'd or not.