FZ--guitar and white stick with cork handle
Tony Duran--slide guitar
Ian Underwood--piano and synthesizer
Dave Parlato--bass
Jerry Kessler--electric cello
Jim Gordon--electric drums
Mike Altschul--piccolo, bass clarinet and other winds
Jay Migliori--flute, tenor sax and other winds
Earle Dumler--oboe, contrabass sarrusophone and other winds
Ray Reed--clarinet, tenor sax and other winds
Charles Owens--soprano sax, alto sax and other winds
Joann McNab--bassoon
Malcolm McNab--trumpet in D
Sal Marquez--trumpet in Bb
Tom Malone--trumpet in Bb, also tuba
Glenn Ferris--trombone and euphonium
Kenny Shroyer--trombone and baritone horn
Bruce Fowler--trombone of the upper atmosphere
Tom Raney--vibes and electric percussion
Ruth Underwood--marimba and electric percussion
Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA
September 24, 1972
Well, here we are in Boston, ladies and gentlemen. Just to fill you in on some of the zaniness that took place earlier this afternoon. In the process of examining the stage to make sure that it was fit for human consumption, these large objects over here on the side with the horns on top of 'em--you know those speakers there?--they fell over backwards and completely mangled Jay Migliori's woodwind instruments. So Mr. Migliori is at a certain disadvantage this evening. We just thought we'd let you know. Fortunately, Mr. Migliori was not sitting there when the cabinets went down, so that part's okay.
Well, now that we got that over with, I'd like to introduce the rest of the lads in the band--and the ladies in the band--to all of you here.
Let's start up in the top, with trumpet number one, Malcolm McNab. And the indispensible Salvator Marquez. And on pygmy trumpet and tuba, Tom Malone. And Bruce Fowler on trombone. And Glenn "hands up, face to the wall" Ferris on trombone. And Kenny "always jovial" Shroyer on trombone. And Ruth "also jovial" Underwood on marimba. That's a jovial little marimba. And Tom "with one smashed hand" Raney on congas.
And, over here in the wind section, you already know Jay. Play something, Jay. That one works. And Mike Altschul. Ray "The Phantom" Reed. Charles "up and down" Owens. Joann Caldwell McNab. Earle Dumler. Wait, wait. Try that one again. Can you hear him? That's a little bit better, yeah. Just a minute now. Jerry Kessler on cello. Ian Underwood on keyboards, et cetera. Jim Gordon on drums. Dave Parlato on bass. And Tony Duran on slide guitar.
Tony Duran--slide guitar
Ian Underwood--piano and synthesizer
Dave Parlato--bass
Jerry Kessler--electric cello
Jim Gordon--electric drums
Mike Altschul--piccolo, bass clarinet and other winds
Jay Migliori--flute, tenor sax and other winds
Earle Dumler--oboe, contrabass sarrusophone and other winds
Ray Reed--clarinet, tenor sax and other winds
Charles Owens--soprano sax, alto sax and other winds
Joann McNab--bassoon
Malcolm McNab--trumpet in D
Sal Marquez--trumpet in Bb
Tom Malone--trumpet in Bb, also tuba
Glenn Ferris--trombone and euphonium
Kenny Shroyer--trombone and baritone horn
Bruce Fowler--trombone of the upper atmosphere
Tom Raney--vibes and electric percussion
Ruth Underwood--marimba and electric percussion
Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA
September 24, 1972
Well, here we are in Boston, ladies and gentlemen. Just to fill you in on some of the zaniness that took place earlier this afternoon. In the process of examining the stage to make sure that it was fit for human consumption, these large objects over here on the side with the horns on top of 'em--you know those speakers there?--they fell over backwards and completely mangled Jay Migliori's woodwind instruments. So Mr. Migliori is at a certain disadvantage this evening. We just thought we'd let you know. Fortunately, Mr. Migliori was not sitting there when the cabinets went down, so that part's okay.
Well, now that we got that over with, I'd like to introduce the rest of the lads in the band--and the ladies in the band--to all of you here.
Let's start up in the top, with trumpet number one, Malcolm McNab. And the indispensible Salvator Marquez. And on pygmy trumpet and tuba, Tom Malone. And Bruce Fowler on trombone. And Glenn "hands up, face to the wall" Ferris on trombone. And Kenny "always jovial" Shroyer on trombone. And Ruth "also jovial" Underwood on marimba. That's a jovial little marimba. And Tom "with one smashed hand" Raney on congas.
And, over here in the wind section, you already know Jay. Play something, Jay. That one works. And Mike Altschul. Ray "The Phantom" Reed. Charles "up and down" Owens. Joann Caldwell McNab. Earle Dumler. Wait, wait. Try that one again. Can you hear him? That's a little bit better, yeah. Just a minute now. Jerry Kessler on cello. Ian Underwood on keyboards, et cetera. Jim Gordon on drums. Dave Parlato on bass. And Tony Duran on slide guitar.