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Hawaiian works for trombone players, as do almost any kind of hat. We are just funny that way.
Skinny ties, heh, heh. We wore them to pep rallies and such in high school. We might be near the same age. High school in the early 80's? That looks like a fun, relaxing gig. The low stress ones were always the most fun. King 3B? Rob
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Played at Silo's Jazz Club tonight from 5:30-7:00
     Wish you could have been there! KT
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You need a guayabera and a Panama hat:
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I'd always like it to sound better... KT
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We all do.
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Cool. To this day I often wonder how horn players just stand there waiting their turn. I couldn't handle that...part of why I'm i the rhythm section
As the old joke goes, "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?" Practice, practice, practice... Or in my case, I'm going to buy a new bass 
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