Alan Baylock is a really cool dude. He directs the One O'Clock at my school, UNT. Every time I've gotten to talk to him after a performance, he's been really gracious and appreciative of the people coming to see the band.
Incredible. I can't decide if it makes me happy or sad that the tightest big band performances these days are mixed student/faculty groups playing recitals on a saturday morning at universities I've never heard of.
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That's the nicest sound I've ever heard from a bass bone
Alan Baylock is a really cool dude. He directs the One O'Clock at my school, UNT. Every time I've gotten to talk to him after a performance, he's been really gracious and appreciative of the people coming to see the band.
Is this the Airmen of Note on laundry day?
Incredible. I can't decide if it makes me happy or sad that the tightest big band performances these days are mixed student/faculty groups playing recitals on a saturday morning at universities I've never heard of.
Wow trombone 4 is having a blast!
Lead trombone is a beast
I love how his orchestra is just the Airmen of Note out of uniform.
Wow. Great sound.
that’s fonky
oh my gosh the intro gets me so good
We played this piece for a concert at C of O! It’s so fun!
Blend from 2nd trumpet and sax line after the intro is crazy good
Lead trumpet is a beast
wow they are so good
Looks the Airmen of Note trumpet section.
Having seen the bass bone part 😱... but Mark J is right, great sound👏👏👏
AWESOME!
This is fire
Very... Very... Good