Trumpets

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Frenchytj comentou sobre “-A Question for Trumpet Players-” (27)   dezembro 2010

DetroitSoulJazz comentou sobre “Fonky last.fm tags with loads' of Trumpets!!!” julho 2009

elstinko comentou sobre “YOUR MUSIC” março 2009

SleepyEye3 comentou sobre “Links to pages for trumpeters?” (5)   fevereiro 2008

speedy15 comentou sobre “Maynard Ferguson” (4)   janeiro 2008

• theaudioconcept

  Hi all, I have just uploaded a new trumpet album and would love to get some feedback from you all: http://www.last.fm/music/Simon+Cheney Thanks a million! John

  agosto 2010

• DetroitSoulJazz

  http://www.last.fm/tag/fonky%20trumpet http://www.last.fm/tag/old%20school%20trumpet

  junho 2010

• elstinko

  Freddie has had his good years but you like that 70s cheesy string orchestration crap? Woody Shaw i the heavy weight bopper and harmonically more complex than Freddie ever was. If you want to be blown away listen to Woody Shaw Steppin' Stones Live and the Village Vanguard 1978. What I want to get my hands on is the out op print Woody Shaw and Freddie Hubbard.

  julho 2009

• chantti

  http://www.last.fm/group/Trumpet+players All trumpet players welcome!

  março 2009

• gysgewys

  On March 5th the Balkan jazz trio STriCat proudly presents it's 2nd CD Jab at the Tropentheater in Amsterdam, in a double concert with the Taraf Costel Vasilescu. Find the details of this concert here! Hope to see you there...

  fevereiro 2009

• elstinko

  Great concert featuring a full horn section and of course a trumpet soloist. Frank Zappa - Imaginary Diseases - Live 1972 It's funky, bluesy, tango, rock and that element of other worldliness that Zappa always brings to the table with his compositions. His guitar solos are really stinky on this record too. Track 3 features a decent trumpet solo to and track Father O'blivion really shows his keene sense of exciting horn section harmonic composition with a nutty tuba solo.

  janeiro 2009

• elstinko

  Jimbo use BBCode to link your music suggestions. That goes for all of you! George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic - Live at Montreux 2004

  janeiro 2009

• Otaika

  hi there!Enjoy Mr.Smiff & Ambient Anarchist !

  março 2008

• JimboSpartacus

  everyone here should check out Terell Stafford, an excellent contemperary player in the hard bop style. I have an album by him called Taking Chances which is top notch, but I hear he has played with the organist Gary Versace, who stole my heart at a recent performance. If you can find the two of the together that should be stellar

  março 2008

• pimentogrove

  To answer Fretta's shout: you should have a listen to an amazing Danish jazzish group Tys Tys (on myspace for instance). The vocalist sounds very much like a trumpet, and the unison between her and the trumpetist's playing is awesome.

  fevereiro 2008

• JimboSpartacus

  If we are trying to include music that isn't jut Jazz, you should all check out George Clinton and the Parliament Funkadelic live at Montremx... the secnd track features one of the greatest trumpet sax battles I have ever heard... and it's followed by a hilarious cover of Get Low. Entire album is great though, one of my favorite live recordings.

  janeiro 2008

• JimboSpartacus

  I was once listening to this local Jazz station, and I heard a violin played like a saxophone, now that was something to hear!

  dezembro 2007

• Fretta

  I think it's the other way round, that the saxophone has the ability to sound like human voice very much..sometimes, at first when I hear a sax in a song, it sounds like a violin, trumpet, trombone or someone singing. Saxes can be smooth and ugly, too, but the same goes for trumpet.. But I like the sound of the trumpet, that's why I want to learn how to play it.

  dezembro 2007

• JimboSpartacus

  The sax allows for greater bursts of virtuosity, but i think the trumpet has a more interesting sound, more human. With the Trumpet there is more room to play with the voice of the instrument, as masters like Lester Bowie made all too clear.

  novembro 2007

• elstinko

  If they are not too busy noodeling. See it takes more stamina and facial muscles to play trumpet that is why many players utilize space more. Freakin sax players can blow for 10 minutes without tiring. Miles once asked Coltrane man why do you play your solos so long? Coltrane replied I don't know how to stop. Miles replied how about try taking the horn out of your mouth.

  novembro 2007

• Fretta

  I think the sound of a saxophone is more intriguing. At times.

  outubro 2007

• elstinko

  Artist connections are not in any particular order.

  outubro 2007

• speedy15

  If you are interested in ska music, check Mad Caddies Link: http://www.last.fm/music/Mad+Caddies I really like trumpet and trombone parts ^^.

  outubro 2007

• aliesio

  abaixar musicas

  maio 2007