Too Many Zooz - "Bedford"

One of the best videos I've seen in 2018.  So many things run through my mind when I watch this video like..  Is this what it's like to like to ride New York Subways?  How does that guy get those sounds to come out of that Baritone Sax?  Were these guys band geeks that broke the mold and took their craft to epic proportions?  How the hell does that trumpet player do that?  Enjoy..


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