Re: My Tuba & I, Post Yours & You
Posted: Tue Aug 25, 2020 4:45 am
Is this a left-handed tuba, or is the picture backwards?
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Is this a left-handed tuba, or is the picture backwards?
Then we have posed in front of the same display! And yeah, that guy parachuted in right over our heads! The US Army Band of New York City played the pre-game music out on the field at game 2! Afterward, for the game, we sat in the left-field Press bleachers. What a great time!Yorkboy wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 4:28 amYes, 1986 World Series to be exact. I was playing in a trad jazz band hired by the Mets at the stadium at that time.
It's a small world sometimes, isn't it?the elephant wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 6:45 am @Yorkboy
Then we have posed in front of the same display! And yeah, that guy parachuted in right over our heads! The US Army Band of New York City played the pre-game music out on the field at game 2! Afterward, for the game, we sat in the left-field Press bleachers. What a great time!Yorkboy wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 4:28 amYes, 1986 World Series to be exact. I was playing in a trad jazz band hired by the Mets at the stadium at that time.
Note the JumboTron…
This was the ticker tape parade they held after the series was finished (and the Mets had won!!!). This appeared in the Times evening edition that night, and I purchased the photo from the photographer about ten yers ago when I stumbled across it in an online gallery of his. The physical photo is poster-sized. (I had to get it scanned professionally.) The full-sized scan can be blown up eough to see the high school class ring on my finger!
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Yorkboy wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 7:41 amIt's a small world sometimes, isn't it? Little did I know that I was watching the elephant perform in front of my eyes (and I do remember seeing your band on the field, wishing I was down there playing too)the elephant wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 6:45 am @Yorkboy
Then we have posed in front of the same display! And yeah, that guy parachuted in right over our heads! The US Army Band of New York City played the pre-game music out on the field at game 2! Afterward, for the game, we sat in the left-field Press bleachers. What a great time!Yorkboy wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 4:28 amYes, 1986 World Series to be exact. I was playing in a trad jazz band hired by the Mets at the stadium at that time.
Note the JumboTron…
This was the ticker tape parade they held after the series was finished (and the Mets had won!!!). This appeared in the Times evening edition that night, and I purchased the photo from the photographer about ten yers ago when I stumbled across it in an online gallery of his. The physical photo is poster-sized. (I had to get it scanned professionally.) The full-sized scan can be blown up eough to see the high school class ring on my finger!
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Funny you should metion knee issues - my left knee is now permanently screwed up from the weight of various tubas (especially one 6/4 weighing in at 34 lbs) resting on it with a grip pad, over the years.lost wrote: Sun Aug 16, 2020 4:31 pm
A Holton mammoth BBb - I'll have knee problems for 1000 Alex...
Kirley wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 2:13 pm
Old-style King 2341
And a 1942 King 2B Silvertone trombone and a Yamaha student model trumpet (for demonstration purposes only!)
Do you juggle them or make them disappear as part of your act??Kirley wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 2:13 pm
Old-style King 2341
And a 1942 King 2B Silvertone trombone and a Yamaha student model trumpet (for demonstration purposes only!)
Such a beautiful horn! A "Keeper" for sure!lost wrote: Sun Aug 16, 2020 4:31 pm
A Holton mammoth BBb - I'll have knee problems for 1000 Alex...
Lovely old King...Kirley wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 2:13 pm
Old-style King 2341
And a 1942 King 2B Silvertone trombone and a Yamaha student model trumpet (for demonstration purposes only!)