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Thanks, great stuff!
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| Outstanding! Claude`s double tonguing sounded like a machine gun;Band was great too,and the lead player was all over it; Thanks for the post! |
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Tony Scodwell
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| Posted: Sun Feb 28, 2021 10:08 am Post subject: Billy May charts |
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It sure was great hearing Billy May charts played by top LA guys. Gordon could certainly play. In a way he played in a Clarke style with these great charts.
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Jeff_Purtle
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Hey Tony,
We briefly met and talked at ITG 2016. The links on my website have images of Claude’s actual parts and there’s a cleaner PDF of the part to download on those pages too. Let’s stay in touch. I will be at ITG 2021 “virtually”.
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Really enjoyed those links. Thank you!
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The double-tonguing sections remind me a little of AL Hirt, such as in Al's recording of the Green Hornet (Kill Bill) theme. And the piece herein called Brassman's Holiday is almost identical to Holiday for Trumpet, again recorded by Al Hirt.
It is interesting to compare and contrast the different versions by these great artists. |
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