Category: North Texas One O’Clock
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Donna Lee
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The was a live concert by the North Texas One O’Clock Lab band in 1980 in Interlaken, Switzerland. This features the trombone section.
Hello Young Lovers-North Texas One O’Clock Lab Band in 1979
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The was the One O’Clock Lab band in a live performance at College Station, TX in 1979 on the A&M campus, featuring Conrad Herwig on the trombone.
Leon Breeden solos on “Sweet Georgia Brown”
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The One O’Clock Lab Band’s director from 1959-1981, Leon Breeden, solos with the band on a live performance.
Dr. Gene Hall tells about the early days of the jazz program at UNT
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Leon Breeden makes some remarks at the end if this tape as he was preparing this for the archives at UNT.
“Yesterdays” featuring Rodney Booth
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Rodney teaches at UNT and conducts the Two O’Clock Lab Band. This was from a live performance in Greenville, TX in the fall of 1978.
Pt. 5 Q&A with Doc and Alan at the Sherman Jazz Museum 4/12/2018
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This part features Doc telling about hearing Ziggy Elman with the Tommy Dorsey band in 1941 playing “Well Git It”. Before the opening intro of the tune ended Doc knew what he wanted to do for the rest of his life. At the end of the video I included a video of Doc playing that very tune with the Tonight Show band years later.