US Army Blues "March of the Tadpoles"

[@icemann6017]

MAN that 2nd trombone player is clean as hell! And that bass bone player was killing it during the soli. great section!

[@natethegreat7821]

Took me forever to notice this a contrafact on “All The Things You Are”

[@tbone7193]

Hands down the 2 best trombonists in Army Blues history. None better. Ev-er!

[@ridesharebiz5317]

Toshiko Akiyoshi score. When you get a military big band playing it you know its gonna be tight. Great job US Army band.

[@ajbfwb]

Luke is KILLIN' it with boatloads of class and style...and of course, ideas!

[@ajbfwb]

P.S. I LOVE it when the arranger throws just the bass trb player into a somewhat brutal small soli group.

[@kevinhornbuckle]

Thank you for this beautiful inspiration! Discipline, focus, sustained effort gets us there.

[@zemry]

That trombone section is a four headed monster! Did the second trombone soloist have on an Air Force uniform?

[@king2bman]

Yes, that is Ben Patterson. He is the lead trombonist in the Airmen Of Note.

[@bwade8786]

Guy in AF uniform is lead. Left to right 2134 (bass) How big band section is seated

[@nicolocaputo2286]

Fantastico

[@BillyBonzilla]

Tight!

[@BlisterHiker]

Love that jazz!

[@spookyboi8306]

Luke Brimhall sounding tasty as always

[@tpt5671]

イェーイ！！　fromjapan

[@dingfunction287]

3:01 flex

[@carloscarvalhoterraneto29]

US ARMY CARLOS TERRA RUclips....

[@jensblades369]

Sounds very similar to the changes of all the things you are

[@The100igetmoney]

It’s a contrafact

[@JudahGuerra]

Lead won the trombone battle haha.

[@jacobruiz97]

Idk, that 2nd bone really shreds lol