Thanks for the info. I live in eastern Iowa and would love to see him while we're both still around! I think he's from Quincy, Illinois, down the big river some miles from Keokuk.
I love Bob Havens. I love his playing and I love him he always sounded so wonderful and special and he was such a great talent I just lived to hear every note from the trombone. Always in my heart and mind 🎵🎶⭐️⭐️⭐️♥️
I LOVE HIM. Such talent, Im always thrilled when he's featured on The Lawrence Welk Show. My greatest respects and admiration to Mr. Havens !!! YEAH!!❤
@tromboneJTS Bob is my favorite too!! There is an old black and white clip of Jack Teagarden doing this song and at the end he says "I'm going to take a TRAMbone coda". Must be where Bob got the idea for the Cadenza and I've read Jack was Bob's hero.
Whenever Bob had a chance to do a solo (way too few sadly) he definitely made the most of it! Such an underrated trombone player, he would have been successful no matter what band he played in.
Quinn Parker,, I know this is old post but had to agree with you, Big T was absolutely like non other. Notice how all T-bone players have to use the slide all the way in the low notes and for vibrato, Jack started playing so young that his little arms at the time couldn't reach that length so he developed it all with armature keeping the slide close to the top! I heard it said that if Big T walked into a club Tommy Dorsey or Glenn Miller had a ruff time performing in front of the king!
His is a very good trombonist - that is for sure. However, I guess Mr. Welk never got a chance to meet or hear Bill Watrous, Urbie Green, or Carl Fontana🙂
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Funny, when I was a kid I hated this show, but now I love these old clips. True musicianship here.
This is wonderful
Every time I listen to this piece I'm amazed at the nuance and articulation Bob puts into it. He's a phenomenal horn player!
He plays in a band in keokuk iowa occasionally nowadays. He still has it lol
Just saw him there in June. It was awesome.
Thanks for the info. I live in eastern Iowa and would love to see him while we're both still around! I think he's from Quincy, Illinois, down the big river some miles from Keokuk.
Wow!!!!
Bob Havens is my Moms uncle.
Love Havens and Teagarden!
WOW, Bob Havens is the best!!
I love Bob Havens. I love his playing and I love him he always sounded so wonderful and special and he was such a great talent I just lived to hear every note from the trombone. Always in my heart and mind 🎵🎶⭐️⭐️⭐️♥️
It's now more than 30 years later, and he's still as great as ever.
Just discovered another great trombone player. My day just got better.
Incredible...
I LOVE HIM. Such talent, Im always thrilled when he's featured on The Lawrence Welk Show. My greatest respects and admiration to Mr. Havens !!! YEAH!!❤
@tromboneJTS Bob is my favorite too!! There is an old black and white clip of Jack Teagarden doing this song and at the end he says "I'm going to take a TRAMbone coda". Must be where Bob got the idea for the Cadenza and I've read Jack was Bob's hero.
Best 3min of the year.
Renato Isaque true here in 2020 as well
What pleasant 'easy-listening'! Thanks 'Feech'!
Whenever Bob had a chance to do a solo (way too few sadly) he definitely made the most of it! Such an underrated trombone player, he would have been successful no matter what band he played in.
I'm inspired! I'm going to keep playing.
J S-W are you still playing
Yes
Jesse Sugarman-Weir Keep up good work
@@verfuncht still?
@@saarkol3387 lol I don't think they'd be playing now
What a style!
He IS the best trombonist EVER!!!! Love to you and thank you , BOB HAVENS !!! 🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵🎶🎶🎵♥️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Listen to Al Hirt and Richard Nelson on this same song.
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ok , I’ll get back to you with my review 🙂
This is nothing like my sheet music. Ahhh! Onto Plan B.
Wow! He is an amazing player! :)
I have his folder still labeled "Bob" from when he was in a low brass ensemble not long ago :D
Wunnerful, wunnerful!
I met this man on the Train from Chicago to Los Angeles when we went to dinner. The funny part was he was sitting two seats kitty corner to me lol.
Great, just amazin' Thanks for posting.
Sensational fa sha, and the arranglement too! In a band full of greats, Bob was tops.
Veritablement superbe! J'adore !
How can you hate a trombone for crying out loud?!!!!!!!!!!
Outstanding. I love Lawrence Welk.
Bob's the man! It's been too long since I've had the pleasure. Enjoy!
Hej, Bob, take another CADENZA!
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It is obvious from his trombone playing that Bob Havens was was a fan of Jack Teagarden. Both were great musicians.
I love this it's so beautiful I want to play like that.
Just do it.
@@Faramir1999 It's not that easy lmao
It's an absolute fact that Bob was trained by Jack Teagarden.
Pretty good solo !
magic...!
I hated this instrument for years. I can’t anymore. He makes it sound so beautiful.
Obvious Jack Teagarden influences in his playing :)
Quinn Parker,, I know this is old post but had to agree with you, Big T was absolutely like non other. Notice how all T-bone players have to use the slide all the way in the low notes and for vibrato, Jack started playing so young that his little arms at the time couldn't reach that length so he developed it all with armature keeping the slide close to the top!
I heard it said that if Big T walked into a club Tommy Dorsey or Glenn Miller had a ruff time performing in front of the king!
Es algo muy obvio
A direct reference to Jack Teagarden in The Strip movie! :) ua-cam.com/video/RslKCg2VTmE/v-deo.html
I think Bob came to Lawrence Welk from Big Al Hirt's band. He's featured on Hirt's Pier 49 (?) alvum. Monster player.
Looking for more playing trombone with the floor
I met him
Great.
I put Bob Havens right up there with Glenn Miller.
Jack nicklaus
Finest jazz trombonist: JIMMY KNEPPER!!!
epic
this guys at my house eating dinner tonight
@DavidStnl83 With Fred Wesley and Trombone Shorty right behind him...
Does anybody have the recording of Bob havens Tiger Rag?
where could I find a score of this tune?
His is a very good trombonist - that is for sure. However, I guess Mr. Welk never got a chance to meet or hear Bill Watrous, Urbie Green, or Carl Fontana🙂
King 3B?
Play whit a King Trombone?
yes - si
I have a King tenor trombone and a Stradivarius Bass Trombone!
Bob Havens is really good but his mentor would be Jack Teagarden
A direct reference to Jack Teagarden the The Strip movie! 9:50 ua-cam.com/video/RslKCg2VTmE/v-deo.html
It's a trambone coda! Big T influenced him!
It is not "Basin Stree Blus"...It is "Tiger Rag"!
No it's basin street blues buddy.
+Gueorgui Kornazov Are you Deaf its really "Basin Street blues"
Listen Jack TEAGARDEN in This
You need hearing aids!
I don’t honk so.
And then James Morrison comes along...
He's very good, but l would have loved a more layed back playing style personally.