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  • can you please add some more?

    normally i only listen to rap and hiphop but i have to say in the evenings for relaxing this is just perfect!

    love it hope you add some more :D

  • Dommage que ce soit si mal filmé......

  • merci beaucoup {haha) thx you. ~_~vidimah and bertsbreeze

  • Brandsma,is a very devoted musician that captures the feeling that should "be" with this Jazz music,this music is joy and happyness,this trio understands completely the Art to bring a message to an Audiance that's receptive,Victor.

  • such nice vibrato! perhaps the one defining moment of this piece! good job!

  • thx you of all the members

  • Great that you recognise that. Adding a bit vibrato to a tone is not that hard, but to really control it in every aspect is hard work. I'm 42 now and still practicing it every day I play.

  • The wonderful old jazz which can be relaxed very much!

  • thanks chuuta

  • I sent you several transcriptions of Hodges, and one of Freddy Gardner and one of Jimmie Dorsey. Let me know if you received them, if not I will resend. Keep up the fabulous music. Leebm29 at yahoo

  • Hi Lee, thank you very much for sending the beautifull Hodges tunes!

    Best wishes,

    Bert Brandsma

  • Hi again Bert: I don't know about that, but you sure have his flavor. I have a few of Hodges written solos that I could Email you if you are interested. Ellington once said that occasionally when Hodges played a ballad, it brought tears to his eyes! One of these days I hope you will play Ted Weems 'Heartaches'....He plays it on the Bb clarinet about a fifth lower than written. It would also be great on your bass sax Leebm29 at yahoo dot com

  • Oh yes, I'm certainly interested in Hodges solo's written out. If you could do that I would be very gratefull. You have my Emailadress, so you are very welcome to send it.

    Bert Brandsma dixieorkest(at)hotmail dot com

  • Nice saxophone work. The treatment reminded me a bit of Johnny Hodges, the great alto player in Ellington's band

    Leebm29 at yahoo com

  • Hodges is exactly what I had in mind while playinf this. I doubt if he ever played this one. If somebody knows more about this I'd be glad to learn.

    Kind Regards, Bert

  • nostalgia... tranquilidad...son buenos felicitaciones

  • MUY BUENO

  • fine and mellow

  • ...nice one! Wish i knew someone who plays SAX

  • Well... I play SAX, haha.

  • beautiful and classic

  • Thanks 4 the music ;)

  • I feel Fine. Great work guys

  • Now I'm relaxing, great sax

    rocket

  • love your vids guys

  • Nice filming. You very seldom see a Conn Connqueror at so close range. Really beautifull saxophone.

  • Awesome! very very SMOOTH!! Awesome sax! 5*****

  • Originally sung by Billy Holliday, who never visited this city in her life by the way, in the movie: New Orleans. Also starring Louis Armstrong and Kid Ory.

  • Sorry for the spelling error : Billie Holiday forgive me!

    And don't forget to check out Barney Bigard in film fragments of New Orleans. He was clarinet soloist with Duke Ellington and is a special favourite of mine.

  • I just change it from Billie in Billy.

    I thought you now it. Its also Jimmie Lunceford.

  • beautiful man

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