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Sep 10, 2026

Todd HolstHOST
47:26
I'm so down, Todd.
Todd HolstHOST
47:28
And I'm wondering if we could maybe do something like Tuba Tuesdays or I don't know if it's requests or maybe famous guitar riffs.
Todd HolstHOST
47:46
but with a tuba and people have to guess them.
Todd HolstHOST
47:50
I am so down, Todd.
Joel BaerGUEST
46:09
I feel like people always have opinions, but, uh, so far so good.
Spencer PressleyHOST
46:15
Tuba defenders have been real quiet ever since that.
Spencer PressleyHOST
46:17
Yeah.
Spencer PressleyHOST
46:18
They, they, they were just ready of just being like, I mean, listen, like, Not a lot of tuba love really going around in much music these days with it.
Van Allen PlexicoHOST
55:25
Nice.
John RingerHOST
55:25
Like that, right? Uh, and Show Me Your TDs, and Glory to the Tubas.
Van Allen PlexicoHOST
55:30
That's a classic.
Van Allen PlexicoHOST
55:31
Yeah, I do- I wonder who that one is.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:55
The largest, lowest brass instrument is the what?
speaker_2UNKNOWN
2:59
Tuba.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:11
Question 13.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:12
How many minds make up a standard musical staff? Five.
speaker_1NARRATOR
2:55
The largest, lowest brass instrument is the what?
speaker_2UNKNOWN
2:59
Tuba.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:11
Question 13.
speaker_1NARRATOR
3:12
How many minds make up a standard musical staff? Five.
Larry SeidmanHOST
29:48
But here's the album that was on more reviewers' lists than any others.
Larry SeidmanHOST
29:53
and might have made my own list as well, if I'd had one, from the UK Sons of Kemet, featuring Shabaka Hutchings on woodwinds, Theon Cross, Tuba, and then there's percussionists Tom Skinner and Eddie Hick.
Larry SeidmanHOST
30:10
The album's called Black to the Future.
Larry SeidmanHOST
30:13
Here's a track I never played on any of those Best Of episodes, and it's probably even more relevant today than it was then.
Shelly BermanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:33
So, Gramps, what kept you? Well, we ran into some...
Shelly BermanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:37
colleagues of mine, uh, tuba salesmen.
speaker_11UNKNOWN
61:40
Tuba salesmen? Come on, Pop, tell the truth for once in your life.
Shelly BermanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:44
Okay, okay, they weren't tuba salesmen.
Shelly BermanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
61:48
So,
Davis RoganHOST
40:02
way do you know that there was that little blue piano in Snake and Jake's that was Beth's and I gave her a piano and she donated that piano to Snake and Jake's so I could have a regular Monday night there wow that's a minute ago okay
Chaz LearyGUEST
40:17
But so yeah, but so, and then like I said, you know, through that, playing with Tuba, that became, the bands, you know, started becoming, they was becoming the jazz vipers.
Chaz LearyGUEST
40:28
Right.
Chaz LearyGUEST
40:28
And actually we were called Swamp Gas.
JeffHOST
36:03
What comes to mind?
KenHOST
36:05
Tuba.
KenHOST
36:05
Tuba? I think.
JeffHOST
36:08
Are we not in the brass family?
NeilHOST
36:09
Well, we played Peter and the Wolf once or maybe sophomore year.
Jim CunninghamCORRESPONDENT
0:44
I don't know if you could hear.
Jim CunninghamCORRESPONDENT
0:45
I'm sure you could in the voices of Craig Knox yesterday, our principal, Tuba, and some of the other people we have on the way.
Jim CunninghamCORRESPONDENT
0:52
The interview with Cindy Collado de Almeida and also Bill Caballero and friends.
Jim CunninghamCORRESPONDENT
0:59
They had a French horn from the Warsaw Philharmonic join them as an extra on the tour.

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