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The Brian Setzer Orchestra - It's Gonna Rock... 'Cause That's What I Do
Overview
On June 25, 2010, The Brian Setzer Orchestra headlined the opening of the Montreal Jazz Festival, performing for over 150,000 people! This show was easily one of Brian's greatest performances ever! This is one of the best rock shows you'll ever watch. Included is some amazing and rare bonus footage.
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Cast
Brian Setzer
Self - Vocals, Guitar
Tim Messina
Self - Saxophone, Clarinet, Musical Director
Eric Morones
Self - Alto Saxaphone, Flute
Matt Zebley
Self - Alto Saxaphone, Flute
Jim Youngstrom
Self - Tenor Saxaphone, Bass Clarinet
Charlie Peterson
Self - Baritone Saxaphone. Clarinet
Jeremy Levy
Self - Trombone
Kerry Loeschen
Self - Trombone
Michael Briones
Self - Trombone
Robbie Hioki
Self - Bass Trombone
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