Mitch's Mambo - Them That Got - Cover
Here we have Joel Sena (sax) performing versions of both Mitch's Mambo (The Bronx Horns) and Them That Got (Maceo Parker version) for his graduating recital at the Australian Institute of Music (AIM)
Joel Sena - Alto Sax
Jason Bruer - Alto Sax
Kei Araoka - Tenor Sax
Paul Thorne - Trumpet
Jo Kim - Keys
Rhys Fuller - Guitar
Kyle Mercado - Bass Guitar
Chris Fields - Percussion
Dave Hughes - Percussion
Brody Toombs - Drum Kit
Check out loads more videos from our recent recitals on our channel. Plus celebrity performances, Pro Tools tutorials, Top 5's, and other great Australian Music Vids.
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