We show that when we play onstage. We have a good time, and that carries over into the crowd. And while we're on the subject, let me remark that I don't believe that drummer Jack Howard Jr. is the only percussionist on this session. Some is lying. I've never laid eyes on this cat, but he can't be white.
Nothing is more sacred save the almighty groove.
Garrett and Tenor man Henley Douglas met at Brandies University's informal weekly jam sessions run by legendary underground tenor giant, Ricky Ford. A fast friendship soon formed, and while playing as sidemen, Henley suggested that they form their own band. He assembled some cohorts from the various bands that he freelanced with, and the Heavy Metal Horns was born. Things happened quickly for the Heavy Metal Horns and Garrett. It was just one of those real whirlwind things.