Favorite trumpet/trombone doublers

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ttf_davdud101
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Always been interested in doubling myself, ever since I found out that one isn't really "locked in" or "stuck" on whatever they play.
Who are some of your favorite, or day I say, best-of-all-time, trumpet/trombone doublers? Could be sound overall, technique, improv style, you name it. Of course any other doubling is welcome.

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ttf_vegasbound
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Tommy Dorsey

Maynard


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Quote from: vegasbound on Dec 11, 2017, 07:46AMTommy Dorsey

Maynard



Haha was just gonna edit to OP to say... of course Dorsey and Maynard Image Looking especially for some of the lesser-known or lesser-renowned guys out there.  Image
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James Morrison

Wycliffe Gordon (though he sounds like a trombone player playing trumpet)

Cheers,
Andy
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Quote from: elmsandr on Dec 11, 2017, 08:06AMJames Morrison

Wycliffe Gordon (though he sounds like a trombone player playing trumpet)

Cheers,
Andy

haha they also fall on the list of 'obvious first-choices'  Image Image
dig a little deeper? Some of the guys playing in big bands and combos maybe?  Image

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Mic Gillette
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Tom Malone

Trombone Shorty
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Dan Barrett doubles on cornet and trombone-- often on the same albums.
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Gene Roland. Also played piano, saxophone, and mellophonium (in Kenton's band) in addition to composing and arranging.
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Quote from: Trombocholik on Dec 12, 2017, 11:45AMTom MalonePretty good reed guy, too.
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My favourite doublers on trumpet(cornet)/trombone were great mates:

Dan Barrett
Also a superb arranger.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan_Barrett_(musician)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tmn1dNVCrUs

Tom Baker (unfortunately and sadly for Australia, now gone for sixteen years)
Tom was originally a trumpet player but also excelled at the saxophone, the clarinet and the bass tuba. In fact, the trombone was the last passion in his life and I thought he was an absolute knock out! 

http://www.jazzhouse.org/gone/lastpost2.php3?edit=1008362589

I first came across Tom in the late 1980s and he helped to forge my regained interest in playing jazz trombone. I used to go to see his band at the Strawberry Hill Hotel in Sydney on a regular basis.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZLNJjMSTNo

He often toured Europe with his old mate Dan Barrett:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM9y-XhupnY




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