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Sep 4, 2024 - 3:48 PM
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Broughtfan
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Well, Mr. Stamm has pretty much "exhausted his contacts" and is coming up empty. But he may have one more possibility.
Another wonderful phone conversation this afternoon. I had mentioned (via email) trumpeter Harold Lieberman who led a jazz quartet in a performance at my junior high school that included Hank Jones at the piano. Marvin responded that HL was a nice guy whom he worked with on occasion and sent me this link:
https://hudsonvalleyone.com/obituaries/harold-j-lieberman
Ha, so Derek Smith in addition to those two lived/worked around my neck of the Jersey woods. Anyway, MS said he hasn't heard "Cast...Wind" in many moons and is going to give it a listen. He also touched upon "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" among other reminiscences. Oh and he picks up the flugelhorn every so often to give the chops a workout. At 85. 
Really great stuff, HL. When I was researching studio brass players of the late sixties and early seventies I saw that Marv came out to LA for some dates with Hugo Montenegro on some Screen Gem shows, specifically, I Dream of Jeannie (and maybe The Partridge Family?). On one episode, about the return of Jeannie's dog, the section played, I think, piccolo trumpets. Montenegro is a great favorite of mine and it would be interesting to know what Marv's experiences with him was like (especially since HM only lived into his mid-fifties).
Update
Yep, the aforementioned IDOJ session took place 11 August, 1969...and what a section Hugo had: Marv, Manny Stevens, James Salko and Buddy Childers. Now that's firepower! Manny is listed as having the only double, so maybe he played the piccolo part.
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