Christopher Bill gives Ghostbusters a costumed trombone ensemble
His split-screen cover pairs five trombone parts with scrolling sheet music and footage of Ray Parker Jr.
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Who ya gonna call?
The costumes do some work, too. In Christopher Bill's "Who ya gonna call?", masks and a ghost sheet turn his multitracked trombone ensemble into a small cast, with the score scrolling beneath the performance and original Ghostbusters footage above it.
Bill plays all the trombone parts himself. Ray Parker Jr. appears in the accompanying music-video clips, while scenes from the film's library sequence give the brass arrangement its supernatural company.
There were no new uploads this week, and this recent cover is drawing the strongest daily audience among his active videos, though the traffic is modest. "Needs more cowbell?" is also picking up views. His subscriber count held at 285,000, unchanged over both the week and the past month.
Among nearby instrument channels, Andrew Piano had a particularly busy week, while lara6683 and Sam Griffin Guitar drew smaller audiences and had unchanged subscriber counts. For Bill, the attraction here is something more specific than a surge: one musician filling an ensemble's worth of parts, with enough costumes to make the split screen look like a gathering.
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