Come Fly With Me for Sam Fox reunion
SAM FOX REUNION | We recently had the honor of performing for the 89th Airlift Wing Sam Fox 2022 reunion at Joint Base Andrews. The motto "SAM FOX" was derived from the initials of Special Air Missions and the phonetic pronunciation of the letter "F" for foreign. Special Air Missions - Foreign expresses their mission of transporting Distinguished Visitors.
It is only fitting that we played the Frank Sinatra hit "Come Fly With Me" for these accomplished pilots and aircraft maintainers. They currently have 1,000 personnel and are directly responsible for the airlift and logistics of many senior military leaders including the President.
Here's a clip as we thank these men and women for their service to this nation.
#SamFox #PresidentialAirlift #AmericasAirmen #USAFBand
Chief MacDonald plays with the USAF Band of the West
NATIONAL TRUMPET DAY 🎺 | Recently, our lead trumpeter and Flight Chief, Chief Brian MacDonald assisted the USAF Band of the West's ensemble Velocity at a performance at the San Antonio Parks Foundation's 39th Annual Jazz'SAlive festival. In this clip Chief MacDonald is playing lead trumpet and soloing on a composition written by the 'Note's former music director Master Sgt. (ret) Ben Patterson entitled "Que Tenga Sabor."
The Band of the West is one of 9 regional bands operating around the globe. They serve their geographic area of responsibility and provide musical support for Joint Base San Antonio. For more info on a U.S. Air Force Band near you please visit: https://www.music.af.mil
#USAFBand #trumpet #SanAntonio #jazz
The Airmen of Note Septet plays Oscar Pettiford
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT | Just a few nights ago, Technical Sergeant Ben Thomas led a septet of ‘Note members through a rousing concert of tunes from the library of bassist Oscar Pettiford. Additionally, the band was celebrating Mr. Pettiford’s centennial (a day early)! The crowd at the Alexandria History Museum at The Lyceum was treated to a mix of bebop, cool jazz, classical-influenced compositions, and some straight up BLUES throughout the program. Here’s a little bit of Quincy Jones’ “Another One,” recorded by Pettiford on his album of the same name.
📹 by Chief Master Sergeant Brian MacDonald
#centennial #theusafband #bass #pettiford #septet #jazz #bebop
The Air Force Song 75th Anniversary Tattoo
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, U.S. AIR FORCE! | On September 18, 1947, The United States Air Force officially became its own branch of the United States military. Originally part of the Army, the Air Force as we know it today evolved from The Aeronautical Section, Signal Corps in 1909, Aviation Section Signal Corps in 1914, United States Army Air Service in 1918, United States Army Air Corps in 1926, and the United States Army Air Forces in 1941. Since then, the Air Force has been proud to innovate, accelerate, and thrive, delivering unparalleled air power anywhere in the world.
As our birthday tribute, we hope you enjoy this clip of the Air Force Song from the Air Force's 75th Birthday Tattoo last week at Audi Field!
Happy 75th birthday to the United States Air Force! Here's to many more years where we Aim High, Fly-Fight-Win!
#USAFBand #USAF #AF75 #HappyBirthdayUSAirForce #FlyFightWin
'Note Trombone Sectional!
SECTION SPOTLIGHT | In addition to our regular “full band” rehearsals, the Airmen of Note periodically rehearses in smaller groups, allowing us to better dissect our parts and tighten things up. This week our trombone section got together and worked through some of the intricacies of playing with slide vibrato. While other brass players use lip vibrato, trombone players have the unique ability to use either their lips or their slide (or both!). Here’s a short clip highlighting the versatility of our trombone section!
🎥 by Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich
#USAFBand #AirmenofNote #trombone #jazz #rehearsal #vibrato
Battle Hymn of the Republic live in Lakewood, CO!
ON THE ROAD AGAIN | We kicked off our short tour of Colorado last night in the beautiful Bonfils-Stanton Amphitheater at the Heritage Lakewood Center. The city of Lakewood really turned out and was a great crowd! We end practically all of our concerts by asking any and all veterans to stand and be acknowledged, and dedicate a patriotic closer to them and the great legacy of service around the United States. Here’s a short clip of last night’s performance of “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” featuring Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington on vocals. Thank you for a wonderful evening, Lakewood!
📽️ by Pete Olstad
#America #bigband #AirForce #vocals #service #veterans
Inaugural Diversity Fellows in rehearsal!
FLASHBACK FRIDAY | A few weeks ago, the ‘Note had the distinct privilege of working with two young voices in the music world. Our inaugural Diversity Fellows, vocalist Kaleen Barton and Trumpeter Reneé McGee spent the week with us for a full “cycle” in preparation for a concert at National Harbor’s Salute the Sunset series.
This video recaps some exciting moments from the rehearsals- with Ms. Barton navigating a tricky soli section on Benny Golson’s “Whisper Not” (arranged by Master Sgt. (ret) Alan Baylock), and Ms. McGee giving the trumpet section a run for their money on the Tommy Dorsey classic “Well, Git it!” Both of these fine musicians assimilated into the band quickly and we felt like they’d been playing with us for years! Be sure to keep an eye out for big things from both Kaleen Barton and Reneé McGee as their careers continue to blossom.
📽️ by Chief Master Sgts. Kevin Burns and Brian MacDonald
#fellowship #diversity #bigband #AirForce #jazz #vocals #trumpet
Technical Sergeants Matt Hettwer and Nate Campbell at National Harbor!
FLASHBACK FRIDAY | Here’s a little glimpse of the band throwing down last week at National Harbor! We’d like to thank our fans who have been sending us photos and videos from the crowd via the QR code that we share on stage. Keep'em coming! Check out some of our newest members, Technical Sergeants Matt Hettwer and Nate Campbell on trombone!
Have a video of the band? Send it to us via our flow page. https://www.flow.page/usafband
🎥 created by Senior Master Sgt. Grant Langford
#AirForce #NationalHarbor #bigband #trombone
"Mambo Inn" feat. Ignacio Berroa and The U.S. Air Force Band's Airmen of Note
MAMBO!!! | As part of the Jazz Heritage Series, the 'Note recently performed with GRAMMY-winning, Afro-Cuban legend, Ignacio Berroa! This exciting version of Mario Bauza’s “Mambo Inn” was arranged by Hilario Duran. At the age of 11, Mr. Berroa listened to the music of Nat King Cole and Glenn Miller and knew he wanted to play jazz music.
Dizzy Gilespie once said, "The only Latin drummer in the world, in the history of American music that intimately knows both worlds; his native Afro-Cuban music as well as Jazz..." Please enjoy this recent version of "Mambo Inn!"
#Mambo #Jazz #Cuba #BigBand
Mambo Inn
by Mario Bauza
arr. Hilario Duran
Ignacio Berroa, drums
The U.S. Air Force Band's Airmen of Note
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Chief Master Sgt. Dennis Hoffmann - Producer/Videographer
Master Sgt. (ret.) Rich Sigler - Audio Producer/Mixing Engineer
Master Sgt. Luke Brandon - Music Director/Asst. Audio Producer
Technical Sgt. Jim Woolf - Live Sound Engineer
Technical Sgt. Pedro Rodríguez-Ramírez - Monitor Engineer
Senior Master Sgt. Jim DeVaughn - Recording Engineer
Technical Sgt. Dan Dowling- Video Editor
Master Sgt. Tim Hilgert - Videographer
Technical Sgt. Carolyn Braus - Videographer
Nathan Devonshyre, Andrew Waters - Lighting
Master Sgt. (sel) Nikki Hill and Technical Sgt. Joey Velez - Artist Managers
The Airmen of Note at the 2022 Jacksonville Jazz Festival
THROWBACK THURSDAY | Although this throwback is relatively recent, it packs quite a punch! Check out this video from last Friday at the 2022 Jacksonville Jazz Festival. The band was on fire! We had the opportunity to visit sunny Florida for a few concerts and Jacksonville was our first stop. Special thanks to our friend Todd DelGiudice for coming in and crushing the shows with us on tenor sax (not to mention flute, clarinet, and soprano saxophone). He and our flight chief, Chief Master Sgt. Brian MacDonald were high school classmates!
(🎥 by Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington)
#Jazz #BigBand #JAX #JazzFestival #Swing
"America, The Beautiful" by The Airmen of Note
WE HONOR THEM | The United States Air Force Band is an ensemble comprised of enlisted active duty United States Air Force members. Playing music in this fantastic band is our primary duty, and we are honored to serve. We represent more than 660,000 United States Air Force personnel around the globe. Today, we are in Florida performing for the local community in Orlando, but our thoughts are drawn to the past as well. Today is Memorial Day, and this band, Air Force, and nation would not be here if it weren’t for those who served before us. Some paid the ultimate price in their service to the United States of America, and we salute these men and women. Whether officer, enlisted, reserve, guard, or civilian- we THANK YOU to all who served before us. It is upon your great shoulders we stand and from which we can carry on the mission. Happy Memorial Day.
During the early days of the pandemic in 2020, the ‘Note recorded “America, the Beautiful” remotely from our homes to create this video. Please enjoy, and think of the tremendous sacrifices that have been made to keep our America safe throughout the history of the nation.
#America #MemorialDay #sacrifice #honor
CREDITS:
Executive Producer: Colonel Don Schofield
Producer/Editor: Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich
Arrangement: Senior Master Sgt. (ret.) Mike Crotty & Master Sgt. (ret.) Rich Sigler
Audio: Master Sgt. Josh Voyles
"Bésame Mucho”
TUNE IN | With Memorial Day coming up, radio stations around the country will be cueing up some of our latest Jazz Heritage Series recordings! Keep an ear out on your favorite jazz and public radio stations to hear some of our collaborations with last year’s guest artists! Trumpeter Sean Jones, Saxophonist Ted Nash, and vocal legend Diane Schuur joined the ’Note for some killer sessions throughout early 2021, and that album will be spinning coast-to-coast this weekend!
If you’re in the Jacksonville or Orlando, Florida area, be sure to catch our short run through the Sunshine State! We’ll be performing at the Jacksonville Jazz Festival on Friday, May 27th at 5:15pm, and Disney Springs in Lake Buena Vista on BOTH Sunday May 29th and 30th. Those shows will feature THREE sets between 7:30pm and 10:00pm. Hope to see you at one or all of the performances!
If you can’t be with us in person, be sure to scope out your local radio programming to hear some of the newest Jazz Heritage Series recordings!
Here’s a taste of the music, with our sizzling version of “Besame Mucho,” featuring all three of our guests in one video!
#MemorialDay #bigband #jazz #saxophone #trumpet #singer
Bésame Mucho
by Consuelo Velázquez /arr. Reggie Watkins
The United States Air Force Band's Airmen of Note
featuring special guests:
Diane Schuur - Vocals
Ted Nash - Alto Saxophone
Sean Jones - Trumpet
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington - Producer/Videographer
Master Sgt. (ret.) Rich Sigler - Audio Producer/Mixing Engineer
Master Sgt. Luke Brandon - Music Director/Assistant Audio Producer
Technical Sgts. Jim Woolf and Pedro Ramírez-Rodríguez - Recording Engineers
Senior Master Sgt. Jim DeVaughn - Assistant Recording Engineer
Bob Dawson - Recording Consultant
Master Sgt. Tim Hilgert - Videographer/Video Editor
Master Sgt. Jeremy Koch - Artist Relations
Special thanks to:
Staff Sgt. Joshua Kauffman of The United States Army Band
The United States Air Force Band performs "Swing That Music" featuring Wycliffe Gordon
INTERNATIONAL JAZZ DAY | Today we are celebrating International Jazz Day by highlighting the Airmen of Note's special collaboration with American jazz trombone virtuoso, composer and arranger, Wycliffe Gordon!
Mr. Gordon is a prolific recording artist and is extremely popular for his unmatched signature sound, plunger technique and unique vocals. The Airmen of Note recorded some of Mr. Gordon's fast moving charts for our Jazz Heritage Series.
In November 2011, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) officially designated April 30th as International Jazz Day in order to highlight jazz and its diplomatic role of uniting people in all corners of the globe. Using music to connect with people is precisely one of the three pillars of The United States Air Force Band's mission.
This chart will feature some blazing fast technical playing from Mr. Gordon as well as each of the sections of the Airmen of Note. Please enjoy, "Swing That Music" featuring Mr. Gordon on the soprano trombone and vocals.
#USAFBand #JazzDay #InternationalTromboneAssociation #Trombone #Jazz #InternationalJazzDay
International Trombone Association
Swing that Music - Horace Gerlach/ Louis Armstrong, arr. Wycliffe Gordon
Wycliffe Gordon, trombone
The United States Air Force Band's Airmen of Note
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Chief Master Sgt. Dennis Hoffmann - Producer/Videographer
Master Sgt. (ret.) Rich Sigler - Audio Producer/Mixing Engineer
Master Sgt. Luke Brandon - Music Director/Asst. Audio Producer
Technical Sgt. Jim Woolf - Recording Engineer
Technical Sgt. Pedro Rodríguez-Ramírez - Monitor Engineer
Master Sgt. Tim Hilgert - Video Editor/Videographer
Chris McCary - Jib Operator
Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington - Videographer
Nathan Devonshyre, Andrew Waters - Lighting
Technical Sgts. Nikki Hill and Joey Velez - Artist Managers
Happy Birthday, Air Force!
GONNA FLY NOW | In honor of the U.S. Air Force’s 74th birthday, we present an inspirational hit song from the 1976 cinematic classic, “Rocky”!
The United States Air Force Band is proud to serve alongside over 680,000 Active Duty, Reserve, and National Guard Airmen who embody the Air Force's mission "To fly, fight, and win...airpower anytime, anywhere." Always innovating, the U.S. Air Force will continue to build on the success of our first 74 years as we accelerate change to meet the war-fighting demands of tomorrow.
We hope you enjoy this musical collaboration from The United States Air Force Band's Concert Band, Max Impact, Singing Sergeants and the Air Force Strings, as they celebrate this special birthday with Bill Conti’s “Gonna Fly Now”!
#HappyBirthdayAirForce #AimHigh #FlyFightWin #USAF74 #USAFBand
"Gonna Fly Now"
Bill Conti, Carol Connors, Ayn E Robbins
arranger, Master Sgt. Tadd Russo
The Concert Band, Air Force Strings, Singing Sergeants, and members of Max Impact from The United States Air Force Band
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Chief Master Sgt. Dennis Hoffmann - Producer/Editor
Senior Master Sgt. Chad Randolph - Production Manager
Control Video
Hugo Creative
Justin Lang Design - Lighting
Senior Master Sgt. Jim DeVaughn - Senior Recording/Mixing Engineer
Technical Sgt. Pedro Rodríguez-Ramírez - Monitor/Mixing Engineer
Technical Sgt. Jim Woolf - Mixing Engineer
Master Sgt. Josh Voyles - Monitor Engineer
Master Sgt. (ret.) Mark Hannah - RF Engineer
Air Force Trombonist Saves Lives
INTEGRITY, SERVICE, EXCELLENCE | At Tuesday night’s Washington Nationals game, Airmen of Note trombonist Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich was publicly recognized for a remarkable act of service. Help us to both thank Sgt. Cerovich for his selflessness, and congratulate him on this well-deserved honor!
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A little more background: For the summer and much of the fall in 2012, prior to enlisting in the Air Force, Cerovich was an EMT in-training with the Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps in Brooklyn, NY. He was a certified first responder and certified emergency vehicle operator, but he shipped off to Air Force Basic Military Training before he completed his EMT certification training.
When asked what his thoughts were when coming upon this tragic car accident and why he didn’t shy away from helping, Master Sgt. Cerovich responded, “It happened right in front of me and, between my prior training and Air Force Self-Aid Buddy Care, I didn’t think too much about it. I just pulled over, grabbed the CPR mask I keep in my car and ran over to the scene. The driver of the car was unconscious at the time. With his small daughter in tow, the driver's pregnant wife arrived on the scene only moments later. She was in emotional distress, so we worked to keep her calm as we attended to getting him out of and away from the vehicle. It all just... happened! My thoughts were, and still very much are, with the victim and his family; I pray for him quite often. The driver survived the impact, but the whole thing was really just a reminder that every day is a gift!” After a brief pause, Cerovich added, “I’m also struck by the fact that there are thousands of Airmen who do this for a living, day in and day out, without a second thought.”
(Video by Chief Master Sgt. Brian MacDonald)
#ServiceBeforeSelf #airforce #ChiefsOwn
"Tones for Joan's Bones" - The Airmen of Note Featuring Guest Saxophonist, Ted Nash
TONES FOR JOAN'S BONES | Brought to you by The United States Air Force Band's Airmen of Note and featuring internationally renowned performer, conductor, composer, arranger, educator, and two-time GRAMMY™ award winner Ted Nash, we invite you to check out the third installment of the all-virtual 2021 Jazz Heritage Series.
Having grown up in Los Angeles under the tutelage of his trombonist father Dick Nash, and saxophonist uncle and namesake Ted Nash, both first-call session instrumentalists, it may certainly have been a foregone conclusion that Ted Nash would see a career as a musician. His personal successes, however, are singularly distinctive and exemplary. We’re thrilled to have had the pleasure of this artist’s esteemed company and musical mastery on this year’s series, and we hope you enjoy Mr. Nash’s arrangement “Tones for Joan’s Bones.” May our effort pay tribute to the enduring legacy of the great Chick Corea, by whom the piece was originally composed.
Tones for Joan's Bones
by Chick Corea /arr. Ted Nash
The U.S. Air Force Band's Airmen of Note
featuring guest saxophonist, Ted Nash
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington - Producer/Videographer
Master Sgt. (ret.) Rich Sigler - Audio Producer/Mixing Engineer
Master Sgt. Luke Brandon - Music Director/Assistant Audio Producer
Technical Sgts. Jim Woolf and Pedro Ramírez-Rodríguez - Recording Engineers
Senior Master Sgt. Jim DeVaughn - Assistant Recording Engineer
Bob Dawson - Recording Consultant
Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich - Video Editor
Master Sgt. Tim Hilgert - Videographer
Master Sgt. Jeremy Koch - Artist Relations
*Special thanks to:
Mike Lane - Manager to Ted Nash
Trumpeter, Staff Sgt. Joshua Kauffman - The United States Army Band "Pershing's Own"
2021 Jazz Heritage Series: "Into the Sun"
INTO THE SUN | Brought to you by The United States Air Force Band's Airmen of Note, and featuring internationally renowned trumpeter, bandleader, composer, and educator Sean Jones, we invite you to enjoy the second installment of the all-virtual 2021 Jazz Heritage Series, featuring Jones' own high-octane chart, "Into the Sun."
In 2014, Chicago Tribune music critic Howard Reich described Sean Jones as “a trumpeter on the ascent.” Almost 7 years later, we can’t think of a more fitting way to describe such a musical, educational, and innovative powerhouse as Mr. Jones as he joins the Airmen of Note for a high-flying installment of this year’s all-virtual Jazz Heritage Series!
Highly respected in his field, Jones has consistently held myriad prestigious stations in the music world. He currently chairs the Jazz Department at the Peabody Conservatory as well as serving as President of the Jazz Education Network.
A preeminent musical talent, Mr. Jones’ virtuosity has been on full display alongside such jazz greats as Illinois Jacquet, Jimmy Heath, Frank Foster, Nancy Wilson, Dianne Reeves, and Marcus Miller. He was hand-selected by Miller, Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter to play on their Tribute to Miles tour in 2011. Well-versed in multiple musical genres, Jones has given masterful performances with the Cleveland, Pittsburgh and Youngstown Symphony Orchestras as well as Soulful Symphony in Baltimore and in a chamber group at the Salt Bay Chamber Festival. From 2004 to 2009, Sean Jones was lead trumpeter with the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis, and he has toured with SFJAZZ for many years.
We hope you enjoy “Into The Sun” as much as the ’Note enjoyed recording it for you!
Into the Sun
by Sean Jones/arr. Paul Ferguson
The U.S. Air Force Band's Airmen of Note
featuring guest trumpeter, Sean Jones
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington - Producer/Videographer
Master Sgt. (ret.) Ri
"We'll Be Together Again" - Jazz Heritage Series
WE’LL BE TOGETHER AGAIN | Brought to you by The United States Air Force Band, and featuring vocalist, pianist, and two-time GRAMMY Award winner Diane Schuur, here is the first release from the Airmen of Note’s all-virtual 2021 Jazz Heritage Series!
A “singer’s singer,” Diane Schuur practically wrote the book on when to play it big, and when to relax and just sing the tune. This recording of a classic jazz vocal number delivers the precision, consummate artistry, and depth of emotional interpretation we’ve all come to know and love about Ms. Schuur, and with which she has been gifted since a very young age.
We hope you enjoy “We’ll Be Together Again” as much as we enjoyed recording it for you!
We'll Be Together Again
composed by Carl T. Fischer
lyrics by Frankie Lane
arranged by Bob Florence
The United States Air Force Band's Airmen of Note
featuring guest vocalist, Diane Schuur
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington - Producer/Videographer
Master Sgt. (ret.) Rich Sigler - Audio Producer/Mixing Engineer
Master Sgt. Luke Brandon - Music Director/Assistant Audio Producer
Technical Sgts. Jim Woolf and Pedro Ramírez-Rodríguez - Recording Engineers
Senior Master Sgt. Jim DeVaughn - Assistant Recording Engineer
Bob Dawson - Recording Consultant
Jonathan Delaire - Recording Engineer for Diane Schuur
Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich - Video Editor
Master Sgt. (sel.) Tim Hilgert - Videographer
Master Sgt. Jeremy Koch - Artist Relations/Videographer
*Special thanks to:
Rancho Mirage Music People Recording Studio Palm Springs, CA, Leon Becken - Owner
Nancy Meyer - Manager to Diane Schuur
Trumpeter, Staff Sgt. Joshua Kauffman - The United States Army Band
COMING SOON - 2021 JAZZ HERITAGE SERIES
JAZZ HERITAGE IS BACK! | Brought to you by The United States Air Force Band's Airmen of Note, the all-virtual 2021 Jazz Heritage Series is on its way! Featuring guest artists, trumpeter Sean Jones, saxophonist Ted Nash, and vocalist/pianist Diane Schuur, this year’s series is one you don’t want to miss!
"Como La Cigarra" (Like The Cicada)
UNTIL NEXT TIME | The life cycle of the Brood X cicadas, which had been in the ground for 17 years, is finally coming to a close here in Washington, D.C.
"Como La Cigarra" is a song dedicated to the cicada's return and departure by María Elena Walsh as sung by Mercedes Sosa. Enjoy this version arranged by our very own Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich and sung by Technical Sgt. Stacey Holliday of The United States Air Force Band's Singing Sergeants.
English Translation of Lyrics
Like a Cicada
So many times I was killed
many times I died
nonetheless I'm still here
coming back to life.
I'm grateful to adversity
and the hand holding the knife
for it did a bad job at killing me
And I carried on singing.
Singing to the sun
Like the cicada does
after a year under the ground
like a survivor
who is coming back from war
So many times I was vanished
Many times I disappeared
I attended my own funeral
alone and crying.
I made a knot with the handkerchief
and then I forgot
It was not the first time
and I carried on singing
Singing to the sun
Like the cicada does
after a year under the ground
like a survivor
who is coming back from war
So many times you were killed
many times you will come back to life
How many nights you will spend
in desperation
and when you start drowning
and darkness comes
somebody will rescue you
and carry on singing
Singing to the sun
Like the cicada does
after a year under the ground
like a survivor
who is coming back from war
Como La Cigarra (Like the Cicada)
María Elena Walsh
arr. Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich
Musicians
Chief Master Sgt. Kevin Burns - trumpet
Senior Master Sgt. Geoff Reecer - guitar
Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich - trombone
Technical Sgt. David González - trombone
Technical Sgt. Stacey Holliday - vocals
Technical Sgt. Pedro Rodríguez-Ramírez - bongos
Technical Sgt. Ben Thomas - bass
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich - Producer/Editor
Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington - Videographer
Memorial Day - "Goin' Home" by Antonín Dvořák
"America, The Beautiful" by The Airmen of Note
Behind the Scenes of our Jazz Heritage Series
God Bless America - Max Impact
International Jazz Day Collaboration!
TSgt Paige Wroble at the World Series!
Virtual Jam Session With The Airmen of Note!
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