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Re: Cornet players

To: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: Cornet players
From: "john carter" <trovatore3@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1999 02:47:11 PST
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Reply-to: brass-band@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Three things to note here,

1. Webster, I presume you mean Roger Webster, is not Scottish and never 
has been!, a Yorkshireman I think you will find.

2. Judging by his comments on his last trip over the pond he has no wish 
to be known as Scottish!

3. "big name cornet players", well if its the grandness of the names 
then I think Philip Felix McCann (that is, I repeat is, his middle name) 
must be a winner. If its playing the cornet that we are talking about I 
believe a review once used the words "one can only take so much peaches 
and cream"

Check the playing on any of Roger Websters CD's. I for one am looking 
forward to his next visit to us in the States.

As for the playing of Gray, I'd rather have peaches and cream than 
prunes and water.

Gday!!!!


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