:10:13
Well, look at this.
:10:16
- How about that.
- Hey, fellas.
:10:17
Let's take a breather for a few.
What are you doing, boy?
:10:20
- What do you want?
- Excuse me.
:10:23
I was just listening to the music.
:10:25
- Well, do you like the way we play?
- Oh, sure.
:10:31
- Kind of late for you to be out, isn't it?
- No school tomorrow.
:10:37
Well, you'd better come on in
if you wanna hear some music.
:10:41
- Thanks.
- Will you join us in a small collation?
:10:44
- A ham sandwich, perhaps, Mr...
- Martin. No, thanks.
:10:49
Oh, but you gotta.
:10:50
You can't listen to music
on an empty stomach.
:10:54
Thanks.
:10:57
You sure your folks won't care?
:10:59
I don't have any real folks.
:11:02
My sister wouldn't know
if I came in or not.
:11:04
Oh, I see.
:11:08
Gentlemen, this is Mr. Martin.
He says he likes our music.
:11:11
- Pleased to meet you.
- Hi.
:11:13
- Mr. Martin, what would you like to hear?
- Would you wanna play...?
:11:16
I don't know what you'd call it,
but it goes like this:
:11:22
You know, where you start off, and then
the clarinet comes in, and then the others.
:11:26
- But you finish alone.
- That's "Moanin' Low."
:11:29
But how do you know
who comes in where?
:11:32
I can hardly remember myself most times.
:11:35
You a musician, Mr. Martin?
:11:37
Oh, I kind of play the piano a little.
:11:40
Piano player, huh?
:11:41
Yes, but what I really wanna learn
is the trumpet, like you.
:11:45
You hear that? Mr. Martin knows talent
when he hears it.
:11:49
What are we waiting for?
"Moanin' Low."
:11:51
Have a chair, Mr. Martin. Sit down.
:11:54
Thank you, Mr. Hazzard.