Great trombonist BILL WATROUS demonstrates his personal techniques for cleaning and lubricating the handslide. With his [pre-Mount Vernon] New York prototype Bach 16M Stradivarius tenor trombone, Mr. Watrous discusses trombonistic maintenance using a wrapped cleaning rod, Pond's cold cream and distilled water. Videotaped by "some smart dude" (Clyde Yasuhara) on June 6, 1999.
thank you smart dude
xmrwaffles2 1 year ago
I live in ATL metro and have taken my slides to the slidedr. He's the man. This is a good video though for sure. The slidedr has shown me the same kinds of techniques.
LLJtbone 1 year ago
doesn't the trombone dr. in atlanta do more than this guy claims, he knows what chemicals he's using, fixes dents, aligns the slides perfectly. I thought it was more than that
appman1138 1 year ago
twice a day ,looks like OECD, but seems to work.
valvetrom 1 year ago
twice a day ,looks like OECD
valvetrom 1 year ago
Just tried what he said about the slide. Made a major difference. I didn't warm up the slide like he did cause I have not made that doo-hickey he was using but the rest worked great. I used Yamaha slide cream, and used tap water instead of distilled water.
RevWrona 2 years ago
8:34 - 8:36 Noo! He bailed! I wanted to hear him play :(
OyonTheAdept 2 years ago
lol the little kid pots up after he curses twice
goodgod12321 2 years ago
lmao 6:03 very true... this helped me alot thx for the help (you can tell i'm a complete nerd by my name lol)
trombonehero2 3 years ago
Awesome video! I can't wait to try that technique and see what it does for my slide.
vonlorasteverachel 3 years ago