So much humanity and natural goodness in such a famous and talented musician! WOW!!! Love and respect for Doc!

49:35

I don't like the commercials.

Can u adjust how high or low u can make it

This is just the tip of the iceberg of Doc's knowledge of trumpet and life. That's why he'll be known for centuries!

This video is from 14 years ago and I just gave it the 5th like

Hmmm…sounds like a sped-up version of “On Wisconsin.”

Hmmm…sounds like a sped-up version of “On Wisconsin.”

I-S-U GO

Wow, my Grandfather graduated from Illinois State in June of 1896.

I was Chief Swan’s intern the summer of 2007. He is a great leader, instructor and person!

Someday, this guy has the talent to win a Tony, maybe. Or, just create a great podcast. Whatevs.

Praiseworthy! Dr Ali Riaz

shoutout to a real one

Is this the only paul garris video? I want more of his amphetamine dopamine voltometer stuff, it's some of the most socially important research ever (given that amphetamines amplify everything)

what happened to the Chick Fil A, Panda Express, and Sbarro?

0:19 someone hit that girl in the eye

My dear teacher

Even with all of that talent Doc comes across as an insecure and somewhat confused man. By devoting all of his life to the trumpet he can't retire or enjoy anything else. The women that appeal to him are the ones like this interviewer who go ga ga over him because of his trumpet playing ability. He's now living with one in Tennessee. At least he is going to go out a wealthy man unlike so many of the other greats that died pennyless.

PREACH, Doc, PREACH! This was a fantastic interview, fwiiw coming from me.

Thanks for everything, Doc!

My highschool fight song is based on this Unless they changed it in the past two years, but it would be stupid if they did

Well said

I was in Sig Tau when Mark was there. Nice guy as I recall.

An American Treasure

I had Dr Freed for a history class at ISU back in 1978. He was one of the best professors I had there. He had us read several historical fiction books for the course, which was extra work but proved to be a lot of fun. The titles included I Claudius and The Persian Boy. Really opened my eyes. I emailed him years later telling him how much I enjoyed his course and that others did, too (I was on some internet thread where they talked about all things ISU, and a number of people mentioned Dr Freed). He replied, which I was happy to see because someone who put so much effort into his work deserves to know it’s appreciated.

My grandparents might gone to one room class room when they were younger. I remembered seeing my grandfather’s year book when he was in high school. His high school was small. I remembered seeing it just after my grandmother’s funeral and seeing the school as a daycare back in 1994. The building outside was still the same as when it was in the yearbook. I lived in northern Door County,Wisconsin. Mostly the old school houses are a business or a home or been torn down. I remembered a couple of my friends went to 2 different schools in the county before being in a school for K-12 grade. I went to different schools when I was in preschool through high school. I was in preschool when I was 4 and 5 years old for having a little bit of a learning disability. I went to a normal school when I was in the 1st grade-8th grade in special education in those years. When I was in the first grade-4th grade it was in one building. 5th-6th grade another building. Even for junior high was in another building. When I was in high school it was in 3 different buildings because someone burned the older part of the school really badly just before Christmas break in 1984. I was bused to another school for 2 and 1/2 years. My senior year was back at a newer school in the same spot as the old school was. Only some parts of the school that weren’t damage by the fire are still there. That when I lived in Gurnee, Illinois with my parents and sister. It was so different for me. Now days there is 2 high schools where I went to high school.

an amazing talent, but i disagree.

Ok

Motivated by Gen. Hovey, also the first President of ISNU, I'm always so proud of being an alumnus of ISU.

Mr. Kulaga I my math and reading teacher

ISU Fitness Center gots it goin' on!!!!!!!!!! Really Nice that lots of Girls are getting Fit, Toned, Pumped, Muscular with BOTH Cardio & Strength Training. Gotta start Young!!!!!! No campus fitness center can compete with ISU's Fitness Center. Jam-Packed with Exercise Action!!! GO REDBIRDS.

ISU Fitness Center gots it goin' on!!!!!!!!!! Love that lots of Girls are getting Fit, Toned, Pumped, Muscular. Gotta start Young!!!!!! No campus fitness center can compete with ISU's Fitness Center. Jam-Packed with Exercise Action!!! And, Girls, Remember---as much as Cardio is important, Strength Training is AS important, too. GO REDBIRDS.

Real “criminals” right here.

wish i was there

I want to hug him ❤

Estoy muy contento de poder compartir con ustedes aquí el maravilloso trabajo DR. Smart lo ha hecho en la vida, me diagnosticaron el virus del herpes y desde entonces he sido muy infeliz, tan triste todos los días, hasta que un día me encontré con un testimonio impactante sobre cómo DR_ Smart curó a alguien que padecía el virus del herpes, sin perder mucho. Una vez que lo conecté inmediatamente a su dirección de correo electrónico: [email protected], me ayudó con su remedio herbal y después de tomar medicamentos durante 3 meses me hicieron la prueba y me curé. Si desea curar alguna enfermedad /virus, comuníquese con el Dr. Smart por WhatsApp: +2348145898842,

Can't wait for it to open back up! Go Redbirds!

Amazing man. Perfectly stated.

Hello I’m Jenny Debrier i have doing special olympics for years with Steve Weaver and have many friends because if we didnt have we would go crazy Thank you love Jenny Debrier

Hello in 2021🤣

A pretty good Fight Song - but not as good as the UNIVERSAL FIGHT SONG!

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Music and pets. Great way to live.

Go You Redbirds!