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B_Starry
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Nice!
Cool to see all the various types of instruments used here, including cornets.
Thanks for sharing.
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Seymor B Fudd
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Yeah!!!Sock it!
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Two stories to tell about Bobby and Wingy. An ad in the Local 802 paper:
For sale: King cornet, never used in the upper register (Bobby Hackett)
And my old boss Harry James used to give Wingy one cufflink each Christmas.
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Richard III
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I love Dick Sudhalter's sound. Anybody know what cornet he's playing?
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Is this a Dixieland symphonic orchestra?
Dick Sudhalter's cornet is likely a Benge 5Z, judging by the large round loop of the third slide. |
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Richard III
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Richard III
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I can't find a really clear photo of him with the cornet. It may be a wishbone water key at the bottom, which makes me think of a York. But definitely it has a tuning bit on the lead pipe. Still searching.
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| Posted: Sun Apr 07, 2019 8:24 pm Post subject: Re: Bobby and Wingy plus... |
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| Tony Scodwell wrote: | Two stories to tell about Bobby and Wingy. An ad in the Local 802 paper:
For sale: King cornet, never used in the upper register (Bobby Hackett)
And my old boss Harry James used to give Wingy one cufflink each Christmas.
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LOL!!! 
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| Richard III wrote: | | I can't find a really clear photo of him with the cornet. It may be a wishbone water key at the bottom, which makes me think of a York. But definitely it has a tuning bit on the lead pipe. Still searching. |
There were many cornets that had a wishbone waterkey pair for leadpipe and third slide, not just York. |
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