Sep 14, 2007 · Susan was the mentor and guardian of Troy ""Trombone Shorty'' Andrews for more than ten years. After Troy graduated from the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts and Warren Easton High...

Following that tragedy, Trombone Shorty was left in the care of his manager and friend, Susan Lovejoy Scott, who acted in loco parentis, managing and mentoring Andrews as a young musician. [9] [10] At the age of four, Andrews started playing a trombone given to him by his brother James "because the family already had a trumpet player". [11]

Sep 14, 2007 · You was always in support of trombone Shorty. I will miss you at the jazz fest but I know that you would look down on us with a smile and I would look up to see that you are having a good time....

Sep 1, 2007 · I think about you all the time! I know you are up in Heaven with your dad and mine. Whenever I hear the name Trombone shorty, you are the first thought that comes to mind.

May 7, 2011 · After Darnell’s death, Susan Scott, a local woman who was managing James at the time, took Andrews in. A businesswoman and a member of an old Atlanta family, she had a sterling reputation in the city.

El hermano de Andrews, Darnell, también un talentoso trombonista, fue asesinado a tiros en 1995. Después de esa tragedia, Trombone Shorty quedó al cuidado de su manager y amiga, Susan Lovejoy Scott, quien actuó como sustituto, dirigiendo y asesorando a …

Después de esa tragedia y temiendo por las perspectivas de Troy, que tenía entonces nueve años, en un vecindario cada vez más violento, su hermano James Andrews III le dejó al cuidado de su gerente y amiga, la fallecida mujer de negocios Susan Lovejoy Scott.

Following that tragedy and fearing for his talented younger brother's prospects in an increasingly violent neighbourhood and with a grieving mother, James Andrews left him in the care of his manager and friend, late business woman Susan Lovejoy Scott.

Dec 22, 2022 · Following that tragedy and fearing for his talented younger brother’s prospects in an increasingly violent neighborhood and with a grieving mother, James Andrews III left his brother in the care of his manager and friend, late businesswoman Susan Lovejoy Scott. From a wealthy, prominent family.

Following this, his brother James Andrews III entrusted him to the care of Susan Lovejoy Scott, a businesswoman from a prominent family. Her mentorship played a pivotal role in shaping Trombone Shorty's career and safeguarding him from the challenges of a turbulent neighborhood.