
Believe it or not, this is the same BC hosted session of ”Plank Road” that brought us our second delightful version of “Wild About Your Lovin,” which I featured earlier in this memorial blog (“Still Wild”4/27/09). I got this disk out today because I wanted to hear more from THAT (yet to be named) trumpet player. All I remember is what Scot told me. This guy hadn’t played in a while. He blew full out on the first song and it took five or six songs for this guy’s lip to recover. This is the first song his lip had recovered on. I love how now after sitting out and listening to this band for five or six songs, he is ready to jump in on in a wonderfully melodic way—quite what a trumpet needs to do. My only regret is that there was no microphone on the backup singers.
I want to provide for you all tonight. Here is a nice black and white drawing with lots to contemplate about it.
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