ska?

    
ska?    18:11 on Thursday, May 5, 2005          
(soulfire)
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Anybody know of some good ska bands(with trombones!)besides the Mighty Mighty Bosstones?


Re: ska?    19:38 on Thursday, May 5, 2005          
(Erik)
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Lemme look through my collection.....

Old school straight up ska: Let`s Go Bowling, Skatalites, Rico Rodriquez (awesome bone player), New York Ska Jazz Ensemble, Bad Manners, The Toasters, Pietasters, and anything featuring Rico Rodriquez or Don Drummmond.

New school punk/ska: MU330, Skankin` Pickle, Suicide Machines, Tantra Monsters, Less Than Jake, Mealticket, Voodoo Glow Skulls, and Link 80 to name a few.

There are some others that don`t really fit in those styles, like Mephiskapheles, an awesome dark/evil/satanic trad. ska band, and of course, the legendary Fishbone, whose early stuff is more ska then funk.


Re: ska?    03:54 on Friday, May 6, 2005          
(Wendy)
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The Scofflaws have some great trombone parts, at least as far as the recordings go. As for now, there`s no trombone player, and we (I`m in the band) miss that. If you want to be our next trombone, let me know!


Re: ska?    23:13 on Thursday, May 19, 2005          
(mat)
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jeffires fan club has great honr parts and also a band called The Urge- but i dunno if you`d really call them ska


Re: ska?    23:59 on Thursday, May 19, 2005          
(Zylom)
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Five Iron Frenzy was rad, but they broke up.
Dennis Culp was a really awesome trombone player.

Also, the W`s are pretty good.

Much love,
Jonny


Re: ska?    23:19 on Friday, June 3, 2005          
(Caroline)
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Heck yes! Voodoo Glow Skulls! Band Geek Mafia!


Re: ska?    18:41 on Wednesday, June 8, 2005          
(Ryan)
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Streetlight Manifesto and Zero Consent....


Re: ska?    21:39 on Friday, June 17, 2005          
(Ben)
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U totally wan2 listen too reel big fish they r awesome


Re: ska?    06:41 on Saturday, June 18, 2005          
(Phil)
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Catch 22. Ian has some friggin AMAZING solos on the cd "Alone in a Crowd" Great aggressive tone that has inspired my playing for my band.

And of course Five Iron Frenzy and Reel Big Fish have some great horn lines.


Re: ska?    21:00 on Tuesday, June 21, 2005          
(Ryan Stanikk)
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yeah, catch 22 are amazing, i can play pretty much all their songs. listen to `walking away` and also riding the 4th wave, amazing songs


Re: ska?    15:34 on Saturday, July 2, 2005          
(Matt)
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hey dude, i got you some stuff right here man, the toasters and on there site, you can get the trombone sheet music.
http://www.toasters.org/flash/toasters.html
just click on charts and choose your song.


Re: ska?    15:35 on Saturday, July 2, 2005          
(Matt)
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o and my email address is mkoscica14@hotmail.com say hey and tell me what you think. peace


Re: ska?    12:39 on Sunday, July 3, 2005          
(Phil)
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That`s really cool that The Toasters put their sheet music up on their site. My band opened up for them and The Supervillians when they came through Virginia. I gotta say, they are some AMAZING musicians. Every song on their set was really really tight. Same trombone player from the mighty mighty bosstones, too.


Re: ska?    20:58 on Tuesday, July 12, 2005          
(Badman)
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Any tuba ska that anyone knows of?


Re: ska?    07:40 on Saturday, July 16, 2005          
(Jazzman)
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You gotta hear the slackers. Very good tromboneplayer with jazzbackground.


   








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