"Tones for Joan's Bones" - The Airmen of Note Featuring Guest Saxophonist Ted Nash 

TONES FOR JOAN'S BONES | Brought to you by The United States Air Force Band’s Airmen of Note and featuring internationally renowned performer, conductor, composer, arranger, educator, and two-time GRAMMY™ award winner Ted Nash, we invite you to check out the third installment of the all-virtual 2021 Jazz Heritage Series.
Having grown up in Los Angeles under the tutelage of his trombonist father Dick Nash, and saxophonist uncle and namesake Ted Nash, both first-call session instrumentalists, it may certainly have been a foregone conclusion that Ted Nash would see a career as a musician. His personal successes, however, are singularly distinctive and exemplary. We’re thrilled to have had the pleasure of this artist’s esteemed company and musical mastery on this year’s series, and we hope you enjoy Mr. Nash’s arrangement “Tones for Joan’s Bones.” May our effort pay tribute to the enduring legacy of the great Chick Corea, by whom the piece was originally composed.
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Tones for Joan's Bones
by Chick Corea /arr. Ted Nash
The U.S. Air Force Band's Airmen of Note
featuring guest saxophonist, Ted Nash
Credits
Colonel Don Schofield - Executive Producer
Senior Master Sgt. Emily Wellington - Producer/Videographer
Master Sgt. (ret.) Rich Sigler - Audio Producer/Mixing Engineer
Master Sgt. Luke Brandon - Music Director/Assistant Audio Producer
Technical Sgts. Jim Woolf and Pedro Ramírez-Rodríguez - Recording Engineers
Senior Master Sgt. Jim DeVaughn - Assistant Recording Engineer
Bob Dawson - Recording Consultant
Master Sgt. Kevin Cerovich - Video Editor
Master Sgt. Tim Hilgert - Videographer
Master Sgt. Jeremy Koch - Artist Relations
*Special thanks to:
Mike Lane - Manager to Ted Nash
Trumpeter, Staff Sgt. Joshua Kauffman - The United States Army Band "Pershing's Own"