[78-L] Happy 100th, Prez!

[David Lewis]

Thanks Cary! I greatly enjoyed reading that, though I do take issue with what I feel is the fact that there was far greater variety of tone among sax players, even before the advent of Coleman Hawkins, than Dave Gelly suggests. His description of a "low mooing noise" fits some Rudy Wiedoeft and Nathan Glantz jams, perhaps: I couldn't tell you what a "rubbery belch" sounds like, and I'm sure I've never heard it.

 

Otherwise, it was a great tribute piece.

Uncle Dave Lewis uncledavelewis at hotmail.com



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