:13:09
If he had to be a trumpet player,
he was pretty lucky...
:13:12
... because he couldn't have bought
what he learned from Art Hazzard.
:13:22
That's the way it started. There was no way
of stopping or changing it.
:13:26
He couldn't see anything but notes and
couldn't hear anything but his trumpet.
:13:30
He was cut out to be a jazzman the way
the righteous are chosen for the Church.
:13:34
You're playing sharp on the high notes.
:13:37
You're getting a roll.
Not bad yet, but on the way.
:13:39
What do I do wrong?
:13:41
You're dropping your mouthpiece
too low on your lip.
:13:43
Once you get that roll, it closes your lips,
gives you a choked feeling in your throat.
:13:48
And you get tired after a half-hour
of steady playing. Try it again.
:14:28
And it was about then that
he started playing two ways.
:14:31
One way for money,
what there was of it...
:14:34
... and one way for himself.
:14:37
That was his way of talking.
:14:57
Well, hello, Mr. Hazzard.
:14:59
- How am I doing?
- Doing pretty good.