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dwindham
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Sorry for those on TPIN that this is a repost but thought it was rather funny.
A stereotypical example of trumpet players and how they fit in with holiday music.
http://sssd.k12.ar.us/band/stuff/tasteechristmas.mp3
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swthiel
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Mmmmm ... now I know it's really "The Most Wonderful Time of the Year" ...
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Not "rather funny." A flat out HOOT!" I laughed so hard, I almost cried when I heard it months ago.
It should be the "High Register Forum" Anthem. Cleariasil and Schilkie 14A4a's come free of charge.
Happy Holidays,
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dwindham
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There is a guy a community band I play with that fits this to a T.
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Tristan the man 2000
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Christmas? That's a Halloween chart!
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| Posted: Wed Dec 06, 2006 11:51 am Post subject: |
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 That's great. |
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Hilarious every time I hear it. I love the nice melodic part in the middle, then the echo of those triumphant horns
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Ah yes...it's that time of year again. Christmas would not be Christmas
without the annual Tastee Bros. offering. My favorite note is not one in the
stratosphere but the one that happens around the 12 second mark.
Happy Holidays, folks! 
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