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You're tsk'ing me. That is a stern rebuke.

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In Reply to: RE: You "looked up the trumpet player"? posted by Travis on August 15, 2010 at 07:08:46

Did you play the beginning of Forrest's solo also? I only did about 4 bars.

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RE: You're tsk'ing me. That is a stern rebuke. - Travis 07:34:53 08/15/10 (2)
Hard to remember how I learned the piece in the late '50s. I don't think I learned it from the Forrest recording although looking at the wiki entry, I went to high school in Houston 54-57 and that was "Night Train" time there. Maybe it was osmosis. I 'played' it on alto anyway. I was such an original.

"If people don't want to come, nothing will stop them" - Sol Hurok
- RE: You're tsk'ing me. That is a stern rebuke. - opinionated 07:56:22 08/15/10 (1)
  I also played it on alto Mr. Original. More people probably remember "Night Train" Lane than the tune he was named after. Night Train Lane and Dinah Washington, what a pair.
  - RE: You're tsk'ing me. That is a stern rebuke. - Travis 08:30:24 08/15/10 (0)
    Although I do remember Night Train Lane, I remember Frankie Laine much clearer, you know, "Mule Train". That's my desire.
    
    "If people don't want to come, nothing will stop them" - Sol Hurok

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