Ruth Walker, Baritone Sax
Home: Harlem
Hails from: Sheffield, UK
HMB Since: 01 Nov, 2001

Drums:
Tara Fire Ball, Percussion
Kris Anton, Timbales
Kevin Raczka, Bass Drum
Sousaphones:
Tom Abbs, Tuba
Trumpets:
cuzin Johnny, Trumpet
deejaymushone, Trumpet
john waters, Trumpet
Bones & Horns:
Sebastian Isler, Trombone
Cecil, Trombone
Saxophones:
Sasha Sumner, Soprano Sax
Emily Fairey, Tenor Sax
Jason Candler, Alto Sax
Okkon Tomohiko, Alto Sax
Pleasure Society:
Sara Valentine, Twirler
Albert Guitjens, Twirler
Libby Sentz, Dancer
Sarah King, Dancer
Ann Mazzocca, Dancer

Lucky Number: 2711
Last Mod: Aug 04, 2010

© 2003-10 John S. Barker


Despite having sworn that she would never ever play her big sax in a marching band of all things, she could not resist the Pied Piper-like lure of the HMB at the 2001 Siren Festival, and followed them down to the waterfront (but stopped there, fortunately or not).

Despite weekly complaints that she wished she played the flute, she now has stronger fingers than she ever thought possible (that's hypertrophy of the interossei and lumbricals to you). Nothing in her previous musical experience, from the University of Edinburgh student orchestra, to the Boston radical drag cabaret troop, Adult Children of Heterosexuals, prepared her for the gusto (and costumes) with which HMB delights the starving masses.

A head turner and Sesame Street sound will never be the same. Brilliantine molder of pulpimess through vaporous exchange or the firedamp in her twice lung. The mind is a glob of stuff she will work it like a olericulturist until the hothouse tomato leaves you for the summer fields of spain.

Have you looked to the sky to see Venus? It's there so is this one.