Masters of Brass - Nils Landgren - Funk Unit - The Crusaders - NDR Big Band

[@danielbarley]

THIS IS LIKE AN INTERVIEW WITH GOD!!!!!!! Nils Kills! :-D I'm actually obsessed with him!! Fantastic stiff nils, this interview was fantastic and I learnt quite a bit as a bone player myself! :-))

[@thefunk731]

Come back to Switzerland Nils, we miss your funky magic red bone!

[@haginz]

His very good player. o, o I remember Nils from concert with Michael Ruff. regards bmkband poland

[@OOOKITOOO]

I would love to know what the song at the beginning is, thanks!

[@TRCVyrus]

Great work and a very interesting interview! Can someone tell me please, which song plays in the beginning?

[@MrKJohnson22]

There is a difference between squeal as you say and actually playing a note with solid sound and support. You can hear tons of air coming through his horn. If you squeal you do not get that effect. Also chances are if you are playing on a peashooter the lowest note you can get "in tune" is a pedal F. The E is way too sharp.

[@tombonele]

NILSSSSS

[@tiantian6128]

really wanna know his microphone set up and model, anyone may know that?

[@6rapha]

does somebody know artists that make funk like nils landgren? thanks for your help

[@luckyjinxer]

I'm a getzen guy, but yamaha makes a pretty sweet jazz horn

[@badoc10]

Wow, at 1:28 those are some nice trombones.

[@slipbone]

Fed Wesley and his YAMAHA YSL-648 with a custom black bell.

[@JUANANTONIOXAS]

look 8:40

[@tombonele]

best fucking video hahah

[@DancingSpacePotato]

That's not true at all, I've heard Joe Alessi play crazy high with the clearest most beautiful tone. I've played lowwer, in tune, than pedal F on my King 2B.