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The Olympia Brass Band Is A New Orleans Jazz Brass Band. The First "Olympia Brass Band" Was Active From The Late 19th Century To Around World War I. The Most Famous Member Was Freddie Keppard. In 1958 Saxophonist Harold Dejan Leader Of The 2nd Unit Of The Eureka Brass Band Split Off To Form The Current Olympia Reviving The Historic Name. The Band Had A Notable Part In The 1973 James Bond Movie "Live And Let Die" Where They Lead A Funeral March For A Freshly Assassinated Victim. Trumpeter Alvin Alcorn Plays The Knife Wielding "baby Faced Killer". In Addition To Playing For Parades And Parties The Band Had A Weekly Gig At Preservation Hall On Sunday Nights For Many Years. The Band Also Toured Europe On Numerous Occasions And Also Toured Africa For The U. S. State Department. The Band Did A BBC Radio Broadcast For Queen Elizabeth's 25th Wedding Anniversary In 1972 While They Were In London And Also Played For Pope John Paul II On His Visit To New Orleans. The Olympia Brass Band Was A Training Ground For A Whole New Generation Of Jazz Musicians Including Clarinetist Joseph Torregano Saxophonist Byron "Flea" Bernard Drummers Tanio Hingle And Kerry Hunter And Trumpeters Kenneth Terry And "Kid" Mervin Campbell. Notable Members Of The Band Over The Years Were Harold "Duke" Dejan Leader And Alto Saxophone Emanuel "Pappy" Paul & Ernest Watson Tenor Saxophone Clarinetists Willie Humphrey Joseph Torregano And David Grillier Trumpeters Milton Batiste Asst. Leader Edmond Foucher George "Kid Sheik" Colar Reginald Koeller Kenneth Terry & Mervin Campbell. Trombonists Paul Crawford Frank Naundorf Wendell Eugene Eddie King Gerald Joseph And Lester Caliste Sousaphonists Allan Jaffe William "Coby" Brown Anthony Lacen AKA "Tuba Fats " Edgar Smith And Jeffrey Hills. Snare Drummers Andrew Jefferson Leroy "Boogie" Breaux Kerry "Fatman" Hunter Bass Drummers Henry "Booker T." Glass Nowell "Papa" Glass And Cayetano "Tanio" Hingle. Grand Marshalls For The Band Were The Immortal Matthew "Fats" Houston Anderson Minor Anderson Stewart And Richard "King" Matthews. Although The Band Left Numerous Recordings None Is More Prevalent Than Their Recording Of "The Westlawn Funeral Dirge" Which Featured Emanuel Paul On The Tenor Saxophone. The Olympia Brass Band Is Profiled In The Book The Great Olympia Band By The Late English Writer Mick Burns And Keeping The Beat On The Street The New Orleans Brass Band Renaissance Also By Mick Burns.
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The Olympia Brass Band Is A New Orleans Jazz Brass Band. The First "Olympia Brass Band" Was Active From The Late 19th Century To Around World War I. The Most Famous Member Was Freddie Keppard. In 1958 Saxophonist Harold Dejan Leader Of The 2nd Unit Of The Eureka Brass Band Split Off To Form The Current Olympia Reviving The Historic Name. The Band Had A Notable Part In The 1973 James Bond Movie "Live And Let Die" Where They Lead A Funeral March For A Freshly Assassinated Victim. Trumpeter Alvin Alcorn Plays The Knife Wielding "baby Faced Killer". In Addition To Playing For Parades And Parties The Band Had A Weekly Gig At Preservation Hall On Sunday Nights For Many Years. The Band Also Toured Europe On Numerous Occasions And Also Toured Africa For The U. S. State Department. The Band Did A BBC Radio Broadcast For Queen Elizabeth's 25th Wedding Anniversary In 1972 While They Were In London And Also Played For Pope John Paul II On His Visit To New Orleans. The Olympia Brass Band Was A Training Ground For A Whole New Generation Of Jazz Musicians Including Clarinetist Joseph Torregano Saxophonist Byron "Flea" Bernard Drummers Tanio Hingle And Kerry Hunter And Trumpeters Kenneth Terry And "Kid" Mervin Campbell. Notable Members Of The Band Over The Years Were Harold "Duke" Dejan Leader And Alto Saxophone Emanuel "Pappy" Paul & Ernest Watson Tenor Saxophone Clarinetists Willie Humphrey Joseph Torregano And David Grillier Trumpeters Milton Batiste Asst. Leader Edmond Foucher George "Kid Sheik" Colar Reginald Koeller Kenneth Terry & Mervin Campbell. Trombonists Paul Crawford Frank Naundorf Wendell Eugene Eddie King Gerald Joseph And Lester Caliste Sousaphonists Allan Jaffe William "Coby" Brown Anthony Lacen AKA "Tuba Fats " Edgar Smith And Jeffrey Hills. Snare Drummers Andrew Jefferson Leroy "Boogie" Breaux Kerry "Fatman" Hunter Bass Drummers Henry "Booker T." Glass Nowell "Papa" Glass And Cayetano "Tanio" Hingle. Grand Marshalls For The Band Were The Immortal Matthew "Fats" Houston Anderson Minor Anderson Stewart And Richard "King" Matthews. Although The Band Left Numerous Recordings None Is More Prevalent Than Their Recording Of "The Westlawn Funeral Dirge" Which Featured Emanuel Paul On The Tenor Saxophone. The Olympia Brass Band Is Profiled In The Book The Great Olympia Band By The Late English Writer Mick Burns And Keeping The Beat On The Street The New Orleans Brass Band Renaissance Also By Mick Burns.
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