Episode 128: Hanging With Mike Lovatt

[@brucekendall52]

This has been an outstanding discussion.Mike you come across as a great humanitarian.Respect.Thank you.

[@christune5338]

I was lucky to get to know Uan Rasey personally. I also got to know trombonists Milt Bernhardt, Hoyt Bohannon, Tommy Pedersen and both Roger Bobo and Tommy Johnson (tubists) Along with several others these were among the top brass players in Los Angeles especially in the 1960's and 1970's.
Uan was a friend of my trombone teacher, and Uan would occasionally help Harold Diner (my private teacher) out with various projects around his house, since Uan was phenomenal with his hands in addition to being a top flight trumpeter here in Hollywood' Uan was also a really good trumpet teacher. Uan did all this great stuff while getting around on crutches. He had been affected by polio and thus needed the crutches to get around.

[@JoshRzepkaMusic]

Another terrific interview, thanks fellas!

[@ceeteetrpt]

Great talk José and Mike, one of the main reasons London gets Hollywood film scores is the no residuals clause, they love not paying the Hollywood union contract residuals….

[@TheTrumpetGurusHangPodcast]

Thanks Chris! Yeah, that was the same thing that Rick Baptist told me a few years ago.

[@gskenty]

Great Interview Mike