Firehouse Five Plus Two
Firehouse Five Plus Two
Genres: dixieland, jazz, ragtime, dixieland jazz, Disney
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About Firehouse Five Plus Two
The Firehouse Five Plus Two was a Dixieland jazz band, popular in the 1950s, consisting of members of the Walt Disney Studios animation department; Danny Alguire — cornet Harper Goff — banjo Ward Kimball — trombone, siren, tambourine, sound effects, leader Clarke Mallery — clarinet Monte Mountjoy — drums Ed Penner — bass saxophone on early recordings, but later switched to tuba Frank Thomas — piano Later, other Disney artists joined in; George Probert, Dick Roberts, Ralph Ball and George Bruns. The band appeared in animated form in the 1953 Goofy animated short, "How to Dance". The band recorded at least thirteen LP albums, starting in 1955. The last album, "Live at Earthquake McGoon's" was recorded in 1970 in San Francisco.
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