Jimmy Cleveland

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dukesboneman
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by dukesboneman »

I`ve been listening to a lot of Jimmy Cleveland lately, Does any one know what his horn/mouthpiece set up was?

I can`t tell if it`s a 2B or a 3B?

He has such a super light sound and is sooooo quick.
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chromebone
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by chromebone »

He played 2Bs and 3Bs earlier on, then a 6h for a long time. In fact, it was up for sale a few months back on reverb:

[url]<LINK_TEXT text="https://reverb.com/item/17175559-c-g-co ... -cleveland">https://reverb.com/item/17175559-c-g-conn-trombone-brass-jimmy-cleveland</LINK_TEXT>
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BGuttman
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by BGuttman »

You mean he didn't play his namesake? <span class="emoji" title=":wink:">😉</span> :evil:
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keybone
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by keybone »

Jimmy???<EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">🤔</EMOJI>
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chromebone
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by chromebone »

[quote="keybone"]Jimmy???<EMOJI seq="1f914" tseq="1f914">🤔</EMOJI>[/quote]

The King 605 student model back in the ‘70’s and ‘80’s was named the “Cleveland” model.
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bellend
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by bellend »

The horn in the advert is actually a 6H with a lightweight outer slide ....... nice.

BellEnd
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ExZacLee
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by ExZacLee »

Did it sell? I'd be interested in it if it didn't....
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dukesboneman
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by dukesboneman »

I believe he used an Al Cass mouthpiece