#507587 - 02/13/2309:44 AMFor Deane ( Hammer) and big band fans
montunoman
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Both Deane and I are alumni of University of North Texas ( formerly North Texas state) which has a world renowned music program, highly regarded in the jazz world too. My drum instructor was Ed Soph who performed with Stan Kenton, Woody Herman among other luminaries. I believe Deane was a student around the same time Ed Soph was a student at UNT.
Here’s a clip of Ed Soph and the famous One O’Clock Lab Band on a tour in Mexico in 1966. The band is still going strong today, and attracting talented students from all over the world.
Enjoy!
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#507593 - 02/13/2310:38 AMRe: For Deane ( Hammer) and big band fans
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hammer
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Ed Soph is a good friend and was my drum set teacher too I was at NTSU from 1966-1970. Ed came back From his summer tour with either Woody Herman or Stan Kenton in 1966. I was blown away the First time I heard the One O’clock band.
#507622 - 02/15/2312:26 PMRe: For Deane ( Hammer) and big band fans
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montunoman
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Originally Posted By hammer
Ed Soph is a good friend and was my drum set teacher too I was at NTSU from 1966-1970. Ed came back From his summer tour with either Woody Herman or Stan Kenton in 1966. I was blown away the First time I heard the One O’clock band.
Deane
Those must have been exciting time at North Texas, Deane. I was at NT from 1990-1994. Ed Soph was my teacher, I still review things he taught me back then. He has several instructional videos on YouTube that I always have my students watch. Music is an infinite , never ending study!
Edited by montunoman (02/15/2312:28 PM)
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