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RE: Cornet players

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Subject: RE: Cornet players
From: "David Lancaster" <d.lancaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 09:45:30 GMT
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Chris

Martin is right; both Alan and Tom are/were great players, Alan 
particularly for his flexibility and adaptablility and the fact that 
he was never afraid to take risks.  I'm sure that only Yorkshire 
could have produced Roger Webster.

Don't forget John Hudson, either.  Perhaps you missed Alan and 
John from your 'big name' list because they were both conducting top 
bands whilst still in their prime as players.

But for me the daddy is Brian Taylor - flawless, unflashy playing at 
such a consistently high level for so long, and a greater commitment 
to his band than his own 'solo career'. 

Have a tinnie for me.

David

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