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C Melody Saxophone Forum / C-Tenor (C-Melody) Saxophones / An honourable mention for Alan Tucker

Captain Beeflat User ID: 1738604	Jun 6th 2:03 PM Some may have noticed that Alan's "signature" on his postings on Sax-On_The-Web has been augmented to..."Distinguished SOTW Member and Champion of the C-Melody". An accolade indeed from such an august body, based upon his excellent site and his knowledgeable and helpful postings. An accolade that cannot be bought or blagged...I for one, tip my hat to you sir.
JJ !@#$%^*( )_+ User ID: 8332933	Jun 6th 2:30 PM Everyone on this forum knows that Alan Tucker is Tops in what he does. In my opinion he knows more about C melody saxophones than anyone I have ever come across.
JJ !@#$%^*( )_+ User ID: 8332933	Jun 6th 2:31 PM By the way Beeflat. Welcome back. I hope the vacation was beneficial.
alan (uk) User ID: 1341734	Jun 6th 2:58 PM Just when I'd decided I like C-Soprano far more than C-melody. Sigh...... Happily they're much rarer (and certainly more expensive) so I'll never afford to be buried under a pile of them (unlike C-Mels....:-)
ukebert User ID: 0206274	Jun 6th 3:15 PM Many congratulations Alan.
alan (uk) User ID: 1341734	Jun 6th 3:44 PM Mmmm. Accolade, followed by Birthday. A then B. What could possibly happen next, starting with a 'C' ? Cemetery, Cremation, Coffin, Casket.....? Nah - C-Mel and C-Sop !!!! 8-))
Castaway User ID: 9182423	Jun 6th 4:16 PM I guess.
jazzbug1 User ID: 1836024	Jun 7th 6:53 AM Alan deserves a Knighthood. I'll write The King.
Castaway User ID: 9182423	Jun 7th 7:16 AM jazzbug1: Let's not go overboard on this now. Write the Queen instead.
alan (uk) User ID: 1341734	Jun 7th 7:39 AM Yes, I think she has an American-English dictionary ?