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MAN THIS GUY SOUNDS GREAT!
kidfromredbank 1 year ago
Nice story Kevin, I think I must have a hole in my lead pipe too!!
Andrew A
bovinebodine 2 years ago
That's some good playing, enjoyed it.
signupandmakemoney 2 years ago
One of my students put a pencil in my lead pipe - it was there until I washed it - dont remember how long but must have been at least a month or so - thought I was just getting older - Kevin remember Jack Shelden - some one made a mouthpiece with holes in it so it would sound like him - chow roger
WallsofMusic 3 years ago
Hey Kevin it's Rob here from Berklee....I dig the vintage horn vibe. I have been teaching here for 2 years now and have been steering my students to play vintage. Anyway...I'll give you a call.....nice chops my friend
Rob
tranqB 4 years ago
Great Films Randy....Kevin is a beautiful musician
jujsmith 4 years ago
Thanks, he is a fabulous player.
Randy
wideangleman 4 years ago
Perhaps this isn't actually you who posted the video. I was wondering how long you put the Trumpet down before figuring out that the fingernail indent was probably red rot eating at the Leadpipe. You sound great by the way. Much more in Chet's direction. Is that a Martin Commitee?
Drworm89 4 years ago
Hi, this is Randy Cole, the film maker. I think Kevin struggled with the horn for a few years before discovering the leakage problem. He is playing his mid 40's raw brass Committee (at the time this was filmed, it was his primary horn). In the other short film 'The Vintage Horn', he's playing a 40's Conn experimental prototype cornet throughout the performance, and during the credit roll, a late 30's Conn 38A Special cornet, both are featured on 'The Conn Loyalist' site.
wideangleman 4 years ago
Greit Stuff Kevin!
Hammond B3 is uge for me to!
I start plying horn after seen and lessen to Roy Eldridge live 1951 in Sweden,I was 14 at that time!
Today I play harmonica in Toots Thielemans Stile and also trumpet and Fl.horn.
Keep on playing!
See You!
Johnny
trumpetharmonica 4 years ago
Hi Johnny,
I'll tell Kevin to check your message,
Regards,
Randy
wideangleman 4 years ago
Well, you'll have to work at it for a few years. I think you'd have to start playing as a kid to really speak freely on an instrument, but I'm sure you could have fun learning and playing none-the-less.
Good luck,
Randy
wideangleman 4 years ago