Creative name for a horn section?

[TheBass]

Full Blown.

I hope that has no hidden offensive meaning - english is not my native language.

 

[john_g]

How about The Rusty Trombones?

 

[Saxn]

How about The Rusty Trombones?

Nono... oh HELL no... just - no.



Liking everyone ELSE's though!

 

[LowEnd88]

Sax n' the Tromboners

 

[Saxn]

The Brass Honkeys?





God Bless, Ray

That might have worked except my man Cleve... well, he's not Honkey enough.

 

[quiltkitty]

Razzmatazz

or play on it and go Brazzmatazz? Brassmatazz?

 

[Richland123]

Brass Tacks - There used to be a full band locally with a horn section and the band was called "Brass Tacks" (as in, getting down to brass tacks)

The Blow Hards

Horns Of Plenty

 

[Meddle]

The Rolling Phones?

Children of the Horn?

Pain in the Brass??

 

[quiltkitty]

Children of the Horn?

Ooo, I love that one!

 

[Saxn]

LOL I knew that "horn of plenty" was coming down eventually. Man... you guys really came through! Got tons to throw at trumpet man when we get together later this week! You ROCK!

 

[Biggbass]

The Horn Dogs gets my vote.

 

[Richland123]

The Horn Dogs gets my vote.

Sorry to report that there are already several bands using the name The Horn Dogs

 

[Richland123]

A few more

Brass In Pocket
A Touch Of Brass
Saxabone
3 Horns
Me So Horny

 

[Saxn]

Sorry to report that there are already several bands using the name The Horn Dogs

I was afraid that would be the case... it's too good to pass up really, isn't it? At any rate, there's so much to choose from here apart from what I was coming up with that was variations on:

(location) (brass or horn) (group unit)
i.e. The Valdosta Horn Section

Depending on the sensibilities of my trumpet man, it may yet still come down to that... but let's hope not.

 

[Roscoe East]

We So Horny

Horny Players?

The P-Funk section was known as the "Horny Horns"

 

[charliefreak]

I did a quick search of Nashville, GA and saw the term 'Dogwood' an awful lot.
How bout "Dogwood Blowers"

 

[BobaFret]

Sometimes they just come up. I played w/ a 4 piece horn section I dubbed "The Doublestuffs" because of the way they lined up. Two white dudes in the middle with black man bookends. It stuck and they all loved it.

 

[Richland123]

Blow Me A Kiss Horns

Horatio Hornblowers

Dinah Won't You Blow Your Horns

 

[two fingers]

More seriously: "Kicking Brass"

Good one!

The Blats
Horn to be Wild
Horn in the USA
Horn Under a Bad Sign
Hornado
The Horn Identity
Brass Backwards
Brassinine

 

[drlndrve]

I would call it "B-flat", but use the flat symbol instead of the word. That is if your sax player is playing tenor. If alto, then it still works with B-flat and E-flat in your key signature. You could make it look cool.