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trjeam
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Who is your favorite trumpet Duo? And what recordings in specifics?
I really enjoyed Dizzy Gillespie and Arturo Sandoval they made a great duo. I really liked their recording of Rimsky. |
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Larry Smithee
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I'd have to go with the Candoli brothers. These guys just plain swung their asses off. They could think together soooo well, played fun tunes, and were exceptionally fun to listen to. Too bad they didn't record very many duo recordings. I would have loved to have heard these guys play a couple of sets in a club/concert setting.
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Xenoman
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| "Roy and Diz" featuring Roy Eldridge and Dizzy Gillespie... hands down the best. Check out Trumpet Blues... |
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Quadruple C
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Pedro
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Yeah Guys, the "Roy and Diz" is the STUFF! Guess I would also have to add Freddy and Woody!
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BADBOY-DON
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Without a doubt....
Miles Davis and Chuck Findley=on the album
DINGO!
Chuck nails the radical high strato-with glides and slides...with amazing octave trills...and chills...HIGH ENERGY BASS AND DRUM.
MILES AND DAVIS litterally tear and rippp the air apart...THE FEVER PITCH OF THE CROWD...THE FEELING OF THE MOMENT IS ELECTRIC!!!! THE CHEER AND ADORATION.
A few months ago I talked with Chuck about this recording. It is impossible to believe it but Miles was very very sick at the time...but ROSE TO THE OCCATION..purely on the energy of his fellow musicians..and adoring fans. What a beautiful piece of art...
Miles and Miles of Great Miles...
THE ICON OF ALL LIVE RECORDINGS HAS TO BE.."KIND OF BLUE"
"THE GREATEST JAZZ ALBUM EVER PRODUCED!" IT STANDS ALONE. |
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bachstrad72
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| Bobby Shew and Chuck Findley on "Trumpets on High" just ridiculous |
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kenny dorham is an animal
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SANTOS BROTHERS. I havent even heard the whole album, just snippets, and it is sooo amazing. go to trumpetstuff.com to hear that joant
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tom turner
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On 2002-04-10 17:22, BADBOY-DON wrote:
Without a doubt....
Miles Davis and Chuck Findley=on the album
DINGO!
Chuck nails the radical high strato-with glides and slides...with amazing octave trills...and chills...HIGH ENERGY BASS AND DRUM.
MILES AND DAVIS litterally tear and rippp the air apart...THE FEVER PITCH OF THE CROWD...THE FEELING OF THE MOMENT IS ELECTRIC!!!! THE CHEER AND ADORATION.
A few months ago I talked with Chuck about this recording. It is impossible to believe it but Miles was very very sick at the time...but ROSE TO THE OCCATION..purely on the energy of his fellow musicians..and adoring fans. What a beautiful piece of art...
Miles and Miles of Great Miles...
THE ICON OF ALL LIVE RECORDINGS HAS TO BE.."KIND OF BLUE"
"THE GREATEST JAZZ ALBUM EVER PRODUCED!" IT STANDS ALONE.
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Hi, you old Bad Boy!
When you posted this a few months ago I thought you were NUTS. I'd recently picked up this CD in a bargain bin and put it on in my car's CD changer while traveling.
For the unititiated, this album is from a movie soundtrack so it ain't beginning-to-end blockbuster songs. I listened to two or three cuts . . . over the engine (the album starts slowly, impact-wise) and then removed it from my changer thinking "Man, did I just screw up buying that dud.
Don, your advice is usually dead on target so I thought to myself, "Hey, either Don was putting us all on . . . or I quit listening to this CD too early."
For the past few weeks I've been tearing that CD up as I travel. Don is right, this is a recording, at the end of Miles' life, that is truly awesome . . . especially, IMHO, by Chuck Findley. The ideas and emotions expressed through their two trumpets is inspiring me a bunch right now to "get out of the box" and explore the trumpet freshly again!!!
Thanks BAD BOY, for steering me right (as usual)!
Warmest regards,
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Eric M. Parise
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Tom Harrell and Bobby Shew - Playing with Fire... |
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TJH
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My humble suggestion:
"Two Trumpets", a Prestige re-issue, featuring DONALD BYRD and ART FARMER.
The followup, "Three Trumpets" is pretty sizzly too. Farmer and Byrd are joined by IDREES SULIEMAN.
On the classical side, I really dug Håkan Hardenberger's and Reinhold Friedrich's collaboration on the Vivaldi concerto for 2 trumpets (with Il Musici). There is also dark horse recording of the same concerto by James Thompson and Robert Early, made back when the former was the principle at Montreal, and the latter was his assistant. |
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