Aaron Bitman
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When doing research on Alpert, I have found this web page...
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…to be a valuable resource, but sometimes, I feel some doubt about its information.
For instance, I heard that Bob Edmondson was there with Herb at the very start, since he first recorded the song “The Lonely Bull.” But that site gives no indication that Edmondson had anything to do with Alpert before a certain Baja Marimba Band session. The site claims that the trombonists in that first recording session, for “The Lonely Bull” and “Acapulco 1922,” were Lew McCreary and David Wells. It doesn’t list Edmondson for any TJB recording session prior to “Whipped Cream.”
Do you think the page is right about that? Do you think that site’s information is reliable in general?
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…to be a valuable resource, but sometimes, I feel some doubt about its information.
For instance, I heard that Bob Edmondson was there with Herb at the very start, since he first recorded the song “The Lonely Bull.” But that site gives no indication that Edmondson had anything to do with Alpert before a certain Baja Marimba Band session. The site claims that the trombonists in that first recording session, for “The Lonely Bull” and “Acapulco 1922,” were Lew McCreary and David Wells. It doesn’t list Edmondson for any TJB recording session prior to “Whipped Cream.”
Do you think the page is right about that? Do you think that site’s information is reliable in general?
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