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LEROY HORNSMAN shares his STORY



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22 Comments

  8. Samson Benji

    Big interview again – giving thanks, Teacher. 😇UP

    Hearing a man blow the trumpet on sound-tapes I listened to back in the day (shout-out to Jayman & Andrew and the Who Cork the Dance crew for sharing that Jamaican culture to the world – that was Leroy Hornsman on plenty of those tapes) is what motivated me to start doing that, too, over here in Europe. I'll tell you why, too: most times performing with up-and-coming Reggae-bands over here, the PA/sound isn't that great in the low frequencies… Same in rehearsal-rooms. Same in studios. Feeling the bass in a soundsystem-session is a next-level (meta)physical experience to any musician, highly encouraged, if you know it, you feel it, and if you feel it, you know it better. The vibes you get when playing on a soundsystem are the best you can get, as an instrumentalist, when you get that great bass, mic well mixed with a nice reverb, and a crowd that's into all of the above, that's the bomb; most of my fellow hornsmen have never made that experience, and plenty of my other instrumentalist friends, too. The best musical work I've done was live pon sound, I'm fully persuaded. Could even get into more specifics, as in soundsystem-session outside or inside, venue full-up, half-full or not really, time of the day, which crowd is present, FX (reverb/delay/space-echo) or not, all these things play a role. It's an unspoken science, only documented in sound. Big UP all who give a hornsman a bly to blow a ting – strength to strength! 🤝

    And hey, personal testimony I'm sure all of the hornsman-fraternity would agree with: if you blow your horn in a dance, you'll get at least one lady with vibes coming up and telling you that's the best thing ever, every single time, it's really greatful like that, you fully ignore she also just called my sax a trumpet – that big shiny metal? Unresistible 😉 🎺🎷🎵🎶

    Anyways, stream of thoughts, vibes! More music, keep hits coming! 🔈🔉🔊

    12UP

  10. Ricky C

    TEACH DEM!! U a give dem "donkey lengths"..superb journalism of the forgotten reggae/dancehall icons. Horsmam bless up! Didn't know u were in marching band, maybe we crossed paths cuz I know Ricky Trooper was..The days of Travellers, Trooper , St. Patrick, St. Judes, Tivoli n St. Anne's memorable rival competition yearly. Bless up str8

  20. Jrockstar

    Finally someone from Spain mention city rock yo them drum machine flow was sick can stay a d pen and hear them a old harbor road

  22. Nuke DaGodd

    Wow 😮I’m super happy to see this Og i remember there was a guy back then in my neighborhood named George awesome instrument player. I was only a kid then but I remember seeing his guy coming to play instruments with George in a marching band God bless you homie..

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