Hey everybody this is Tom Hooten principal trumpet of the Los Angeles for harmonic

and you're listening to the indie cast. Hello, Indiecast fans, John Williams Ephicianados.

Welcome to the Magic of John Williams Special.

I'm Laird, as always here with Ron Longgo. Hello Ron.

Hey Laird how you doing?

Great great I am fantastic because we have had a tremendous

amazing guest that we are about to bring you all.

You heard actually a little bit of John Williams's trumpet concerto,

or concerto for trumpet and orchestra as it's officially

titled in our little intro music there and we have the performer and the

organizer of that album which is coming out this week Tom Hooten will be joining us in Club

Obie One and we had a chance to speak to him a few days ago and we're thrilled

to bring him to you. Yeah, I mean this is a lot of fun and just so you know this set up here.

Laird actually got to me Mr. Hooten in person and he was kind enough to dial me via Skype and you're

going to enjoy this interview.

It's so informative.

Oh, he really was just so thoughtful and we could describe it for an hour,

but instead, why don't we just let him talk?

And let's go right into the club and welcome Tom Hooten. Well welcoming into Club Obie one is principal trumpet player for the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Tom Hooten, welcome Tom.

Thank you so much for having me.

Great to be here.

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