Bone2Pick: Gary Grant Interview

[@1234swingit]

Wonderful interview. Thanks Michael for being such a great interviewer and listener and thanks to Gary for having been such a wonderful human being and professional musician. Your sounds will be heard until the end of times and your reputation will live on.

[@jaydee8872]

RIP, Gary. A treasured artist and colleague.

[@vaughnnark1733]

Wonderful thoughtful interview! May Gary's Spirit rest peacefully knowing what a colossal gift he gave to the world. Most respectfully..Vaughn Nark

[@alangrund5031]

Nice. One trumpet giant's thoughts on the passing of another. I remember first hearing Gary on a Woody Herman record a very, very long time ago. A remarkable career.

[@johnflood3780]

Gary Grant your name popped up in my mind today - so I googled your name and wow up came these interviews. I am so proud to see your success as a musician. I was too deeply influenced by your family. I hung out at the Grant home a lot. Mary Kay was my first sweetheart and also an amazing musician. You were a really good friend and I am really happy to see your success as an artist. John Flood

[@georgeskinner8443]

Gary you probably don't remember me. But I played drums with Frank Howes under your Dad's direction at Suwannee High School in Live Oak Florida. This interview means so much to me. Your family meant so much to me. I just would like to say I am thank God for your influence on my life. God Bless you.

[@richpulin7309]

My dear friend since we met and played together in Honolulu in 1974! In the past 10-15 years, we have recorded a LOT of Beautiful Music together!

[@richpulin7309]

A truly blessed human being!!

[@KereBuchanan]

Wonderful interview. I had the great fortune of playing with both Gary & Bill on a tour in New Zealand back in 1985. The best 6 weeks of playing I ever did. Just their presence in the room caused us to lift our game, K.

[@davevannoy664]

I took lessons from Gary's father, Harry Grant 1985-86 Vero Beach Florida!! One day he brought in a Jambox in put a cassette tape in and said son, this is how a horn section sounds like---- Hole E Shit!!! It was probably an Al Jerrau tune! I said can I make a copy?? --- No he said, it's not even released yet! Lol!!

[@gruntpalm]

Much Respect to Gary -great interview !

[@eriksmithdrummer]

Awsome interview. What a special musician and person.

[@jfmusicbox3477]

Just bought the online lesson. Very informative.

[@ErikVeldkampMusic]

Another interesting interview, thanks!!!

[@tooter1able]

I was in Hawaii in the 70's. This guy came right up on stage and jammed with the band I was in. No invite....... great player---mgr got po'd at him.