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SilverWoods11
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 Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 6:54 am Post subject: Michael Buble - Trumpets? |
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| I was listening to a couple of Michael Buble's songs, "Moondance," and "It Better Be Tonight - Meglio Stasera" and his band is just solid man. They sound great! I was just wondering who's playing lead, and who's manning the rest of the section? |
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loncar9
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| Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 7:10 am Post subject: |
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| Yeah ive wondered the same thing. The section sounds great!!! |
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gio trumpeter
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Frosty_Trumpet
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| Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 8:50 am Post subject: |
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this is what i found online....
* Frank Basile - Baritone saxophone
* Josh Brown - Trombone
* Alan Chang - Piano
* Bryan Lipps - Trumpet
* Randy Napoleon - Guitar
* Robert Perkins - Drums
* Craig Polasko - Bass guitar
* Justin Ray - Trumpet
* Mark Small - Tenor saxophone
* Jumaane smith - Trumpet
* Nick Vagenas - Trombone
* Rob Wilkerson - Alto saxophone
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gio trumpeter
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EdMann
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| Posted: Sat Jul 28, 2007 9:37 am Post subject: |
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Pretty sure Chris Tedesco works with Buble now.
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waynardb
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| Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 7:31 am Post subject: Buble studio trumpets |
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The latest Michael Buble CD as well as his previous disc uses various studio players on different cuts. David Foster is the producer and he uses Jerry Hey as his orchestrator & conductor on most of the horn dates. The Clayton/Hamilton band plays the opening cut, The Best is Yet to Come. The lead is played by played by Bijon Watson.
The rest of the CD is various combinations of Gary Grant, Chuck Findley, Larry Hall, Jerry Hey, Rick Baptist, Dan Fornero, Myself and Bryan Lipps (who tours w/Michael)
Gary Grant played most of the lead. I played lead on Call me Irresponsible (arr by Bill Holman), World on a String (arr by Don Sebesky) and the bonus track Love.
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miles71
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May I just say how cool I think it is that we ask about someone like Wayne and then, out of the blue, he posts the answer. Where else does that happen?
I saw Buble in concert at the MGM in Veags about two weeks ago and his band had a rough start, seemed like a sound mix problem. After about the third tune the band got to open up and play a feature and then it was all ok from there. This was there second concert of the tour, packed house, and a great show. Makes you want to go find a band to play with  |
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wvtrumpet
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| Posted: Sun Jul 29, 2007 7:56 am Post subject: |
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what a great line up!!! I love the Clayton-Hamilton band...Saw them last year in Pittsburgh..They were swingin' their butts off!!!!!!!
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gio trumpeter
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I JUST bought to up close seats to see Michael Buble at the Sprint Center here in Kansas City!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'm pretty stoked...he's got a great voice, and a great band!
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Holy crap!
It's Wayne Bergeron!!
This forums has the coolest lurkers EVAR!
Aside from that, from what I remember a friend of mine knows Justin personally, and I'll give him a call, you know... just to be nosey 
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