A Lynn Biviano Tribute

[@maynardferguson_aficionado]

The Quintessential 🎺Pioneer of Modern Lead Trumpet Excitement & UnAshamed Courageous Incineration🎺🔥🔥🔥

[@chasefreak]

The name of the tune is LA Expressions and was in Maynard’s book initially....Poor Lin, he formed a big band in January 1974 as the recession and gas shortage was in full swing...the band didn’t last but a minute due to lack of $$$$$ but at least he tried...the band had good players too like Wayne Naus and John DeFlon...when Lin recorded this track, his chops were cut and he used a 6A4a that Bill Chase gave him

[@dlg2009]

Explosive sound!

[@howardberger1015]

I saw him play live in Toronto in the 70’s when he played with Buddy Rich, Maynard Ferguson and Count Basie

[@JimmieFloyd-hp5to]

I have an interview I did with Lin on Jazz Player Radio. Would you like it?

[@twistedtrails8128]

Sure! Thanx!

[@JimmieFloyd-hp5to]

@@twistedtrails8128 How can I get it to you?

[@DrMichaelRath]

That's a very young Steve Smith on drums!

[@chrisprosser25]

He certainly demanded perfection. Loved studying under him.

[@JimmieFloyd-hp5to]

I have an interview with Lin that I did for Jazz Player Radio. Would you like it?

[@ken6771]

Didn’t he play with Lawrence Welk? I heard the story of him falling off the stage on live national tv.

[@evdallas123]

Never seen anybody play a tam like that

[@Braglemaster123]

Is Lynn still alive ????

[@Braglemaster123]

Philadelphia’s Lynn