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mertrumpet
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 Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 11:01 am Post subject: Your favorite Traditional Jazz Trumpet & Cornet players? |
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You can only choose one - good luck on that!
My choices are:
Trumpet - Red Allen
Cornet - Wild Bill Davison
So many players to choose from, but these two stand out to me due to their sound and improvisation.
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| Posted: Wed Nov 12, 2014 11:09 am Post subject: |
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Ruby Braff
Warren Vache
Wild Bill
Bobby Hackett
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Warren Vache is a beast on the horn. The man can play anything. He's so underrated.
I never really got to hear Bobby Hackett, Wild Bill and some of the others too much. What I heard of Bobby Hackett was really impressive.
Woody Shaw also played cornet on some of his late 70's recordings. |
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| Posted: Sat Nov 15, 2014 8:47 am Post subject: Your favorite Traditional Jazz Trumpet & Cornet players |
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Dick Cathcart (my favorite!)
Red Nichols
Ruby Braff
Bobby Hackett
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i'm not quite sure what you mean by traditional, and a favorite is all but impossible to pick. what i can try and delimit are the two players on their respective instruments who I've studied and learned a lot from:
cornet: rex stewart
trumpet: woody shaw
caveat:
i have only learned from stewart from recordings. shaw i learned from recordings, live performaces and time spent with him.
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| peanuts56 wrote: | Warren Vache is a beast on the horn. The man can play anything. He's so underrated.
I never really got to hear Bobby Hackett, Wild Bill and some of the others too much. What I heard of Bobby Hackett was really impressive.
Woody Shaw also played cornet on some of his late 70's recordings. |
the above is true. regarding vache, he dosen't do it in public, but he is an accomplished modernist.
regarding shaw, he not only performed on cornet, but also recorded on it as well. i had the honor of being present when he played trpt, crt, flug. never all three, but flug with trpt or crt.
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| Bob Barnard, Connie Jones and Jon-Erik Kellso. |
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Kellso is awesome!
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| McH wrote: | | Bob Barnard, Connie Jones and Jon-Erik Kellso. |
Met Connie when he was forced to flee to Dallas, where his daughter lives, when Katrina hit New Orleans. I was lucky enough to sit in on a gig with him and talk to him. One of the nicest guys you'll meet and a straight shooter.
My personal favorite "traditional" player is the guy in my avatar, Tommy Loy. Probably more famous for his playing of the National Anthem but he was an excellent traditional player in his own right. I grew up listening to him and and he, more than anybody, was responsible for my playing trumpet.
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Doc Evans.
He's the very first trad/dixieland guy I ever heard on some old vinyl up in Wisconsin...
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Jon-Erik Kellso
Warren Vache
Randy Sandke
Mike Davis
Rex Stewart
Ruby Braff
Etc.
To many to name just one!
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Louis Armstrong
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Bobby Hackett
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