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nice playing...seems like a selmer SBA but, make no mistake the horn ain't sh*t without a good player! ......"body and soul" is the standard of standards
newjazz11 1 week ago
GENIUS Tony Lakatos
Mrsaxo1980ful 3 months ago
Beautiful tone and ideas, but what was that awkward stop time thing in the beginning? haha
kylegeee 1 year ago
dzsanázzák a romák
davdev89 1 year ago
pas de commentaire juste a ecouter
saxoron 1 year ago
Tony wasn't endorsing P. Mauriats in 2005. He became a P. Mauriat endorser sometime in 2007-2008, so he's definitely not playing a different horn.
masonstation 1 year ago
Adam is always hungry...
gregmorrow 2 years ago
beautiful
fruitsofnews 2 years ago
What trumpet???????????
Tenor sax: Tony Lakatos
csaphofun 2 years ago 2
who plays this cool trumpet ?
Sisemon 3 years ago
I am highly pleased with this individual rendition, Body and soul is on everybodies menu,
because of Key of Db then Bridge in D. I think the composer hardly anticipated what platform for solos intros and cadenzas he masterly had erected
valvetrom 3 years ago
Fantastic man!
Timmy,,,no matter what horn he plyas,,he'll sound good on any of them!
I would be more intrigue and interested in his mpc,he's playing!
Man what a great sounding and love his aproach!
Mario
Saxobari 3 years ago
Sorry, I ment HUNGARIANS...
vojto03 3 years ago
Hinarians plays the American Jazz.....PERFECT!!
vojto03 3 years ago
hinarians ??????
251sonny 3 years ago
Sorry, I ment hungarians...
vojto03 3 years ago
wonderful
DirtyKing4 3 years ago
Man, I'm in love with his tone! It's big, full, bright but with a hint of darkness. It reminds me of a cross between Dexter Gordon, George Coleman, and Michael Brecker.
saxocopter 3 years ago
he is playing a P.mauriat
timmytime1793 3 years ago
Actually, Tony is a P. Mauriat endorser - but this horn appears to be a BA or SBA. It has the BA/SBA octave mechanism and no high F# key. To my knowledge Mauriat does not make a horn without a high F#.
ericsaxalto 2 years ago
Check out the individual key guards on the bell. It's not a P. Mauriat. Also look at the octave mechanism on the neck - it's a vintage Selmer. Probably an early SBA.
ericsaxalto 2 years ago
tony cambeloni ;)
theFrigatt 4 years ago
GREAT!!!!!
saxocopter 4 years ago
Best
umcaca 4 years ago
Great stuff, guys!!!!!!
You are really Baaaaaaad cats!
jstorc 4 years ago