[Trombone-l] [EXTERNAL] My Lost Horizon (1941) - Doris Day with Les Brown & his Orchestra

[Denver D. Seifried]

I wonder if that might have been Dick Nash? The print of that film clip was printed backwards. All of the trombone bells and slides are backwards. I used to do a lot of photography in black and white. I did my own darkroom work. It was very easy to flip a negative and print it backwards. Les has his right hand at the top of the alto sax. Clarinets and saxes are played with left hand on top keys and right hand on bottom keys.

Doris Day has such a beautiful voice!

Denny Seifried

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TCM showed a nice bunch of soundies Wednesday night. This one, with the Les Brown band, has a nice bone solo. Is this a player whose name I should know?


https://youtu.be/E9zHlMakoO4


Raymond Horton
Composer/Arranger
Minister of Music,
Edwardsville (IN) United Methodist Church
Retired Bass Trombonist,
Louisville Orchestra, 1970-2016
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