Searching for screamer take on popular tunes

[Dkjcliff]

When I was in high school in the 90's, a friend let me borrow a CD that I think came with some computer software he purchased, funny enough. It was a big band playing a handful of popular jazz and pop tunes. The trumpet section was unbelievable. It sounded like each one of them could have played lead in any of the best bands. In recent years I've searched online for this recording or any info about it, but I've come up empty. It didn't sound to me like a Maynard band. It had a very polished studio sound. In terms of the track listing, I only remember that it had two or three Journey songs, Don't Stop Believing being one of them.

Does anyone know anything about this recording?
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Selmer Radial II
Yamaha YHF-635T Flugelhorn
Martin Indiana Cornet

[Pete]

It might possibly be the Paul Cacia recording "Quantum Leap" . It had a medley of Journey tunes on it along with "Eye of the Tiger" , "The James Bond Medley", etc. Trumpets are: Charlie Davis, Rick Baptist, Joe Davis, Pierre Michelou and John Madrid with Paul playing the solo stuff. It was recorded in 1987.

https://www.amazon.com/Quantum-Leap-Paul-Cacia-Orchestra/dp/B000HA42TS/ref=sr_1_3?dchild=1&hvadid=78408975957755&hvbmt=bp&hvdev=c&hvqmt=p&keywords=paul+cacia&qid=1591819509&sr=8-3&tag=mh0b-20

Pete

[Dkjcliff]

Yep, that's it. Thanks!
Listening to it takes me right back to high school. Great band over all - very tight. The arrangements are also great. A bit over the top, but I thoroughly enjoy it.
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Selmer Radial II
Yamaha YHF-635T Flugelhorn
Martin Indiana Cornet