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Quote from: Silver3B on Jun 27, 2008, 07:04AMThat was wonderful ......cool gig. Why so many empty seats up front?

You're kidding.

Right?

Two reasons...just in case you're not kidding.

1-The danger of being injured by alla those blasting tubas, euphs and what ever the hell else they were using to do the Busby Berkeley thing. Deafening, even on my computer speakers.

2-Equally deafening...? The amplification on Harry's solo.

3-Potentially life-threatening corn allergies.

I mean...when Gene Krupa played those drum solos, he made something /happen!!! And the Goodman band was swinging its collective ASS off. 16 or so world-class jazz players.

A 50+ member wind ensemble?

I don't THINK so.

And then there was Benny Goodman.

No slouch either, if y'know what I mean.

Plus...it was new then. The chart, the idiom, the music. Alive.

Now it's more like corn-fed canned ham. The kind that has lots of preservatives.

I understand that Harry is just doing his job and all...great playing, in that style...but really. We **** and moan about how no one pays attention to the trombone, and then people stay away in droves when we do something like this. The view from the balcony near the end of this video attests to the fact that it wasn't just the front seats that were empty.

So it goes.

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QuoteJames Markey when he was only 17 playing for a masterclass with Christian Lindberg. He sounds really beautiful, Mr. Lindberg really enjoyed it.
I read that and thought I remembered that I was there and blown away by Jim's playing, which was great by any standard, and even more so for a 17 year old freshman at Juilliard. So I clicked on the link, and sure enough, that's my fat head in the camera shot!  Beautiful playing (the recording doesn't come close to doing justice to his sound. Note that he's playing a stock Bach 42...everyone's choice for pep band these days!),  but the amazing part was what came next...Lindberg suggesting something musical, and Jim able to immediately incorporate exactly what he suggested, without a second thought.  Lindberg demonstrating something on the trombone, and Jim matching him, and even surpassing him a little.  Eventually, Lindberg ran out of things to say, and Jim had this innocent, "cool...what else?" look on his face. It was a great afternoon. No wonder he's achieved what he has at his advanced age of 30 or so. 
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Quote from: Wes Funderburk on Jun 23, 2008, 09:03AMHere's a good reason to always be on your best behavior...  someone got me at a jam session from a few weeks back playing Caravan in F#.  yikes...

..and for added pressure Jim Pugh was in the audience.

eh, whaddaya gonna do?..sit it out? nah..  just close your eyes and hope for the best...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4VxDkYGVxY



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Great playing Wes.....and here I was thinking you were playing in g-flat! Image
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Quote from: zemry on Jun 29, 2008, 10:16AMGreat playing Wes.....and here I was thinking you were playing in g-flat! Image

hahahaha...it's all relative, I suppose..

thanks!

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I think I enjoyed that Brit's introduction to the music just as much as the music, if not more.
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Great playing by Bruce and the band. I did not particularly like the tune. Where is the melody? I also enjoyed the intro!
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=IlnXi25U1PM

"Concert at 30000 Feet"

hehehe....The stewardess makes this an instant classic. 
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Dorsey, his trombone section, and Buddy Rich. 

http://youtube.com/watch?v=y4mjH4tSRJs
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Mark Nightingale..................... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DhCUotjmaU0
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As always Jimmy plays things we wouldn't even dream about. Amazing. Luckily there are some more cuts with Jim now available on Youtube.
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Quote from: ctingle on Jun 17, 2008, 09:35AMThanks mucho for sharing this, as it presents a lot for all of us to chew on.  Joe Alessi improvising at a high level....Wycliff in testifying mode in front of a great bone choir....the interplay and exchange of roles....

all over Mozart's Requiem themes to start!!!


I find Wycliffe's treatment of the melody to be particularly effective. Is it OK to play like that? Works for me!
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=PSNC33Msl40

dana leong. 

Comments? 
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Has this been posted yet?

Fat Lip for solo trombone

http://youtube.com/watch?v=NCMIKHJSfac
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I love one of the comments to that video, Zem.

Like, didn't you leave a note out....? Image Image
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I don't think this has been posted already, but forgive me if these are links that have already been posted.

Wes Funderburke's lyrical stuff is excellent: http://youtube.com/watch?v=2rg7Md1bs0s

Nils Landgrenis pretty funny: http://youtube.com/watch?v=xRoyCSzzKxY

And my personal favorite, this guy: http://youtube.com/watch?v=y_htOPvA9cI
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There are starting to be so many video clips of trombone players on YouTube these days that it is hard to keep up. Anyway, here is a girl who was very popular in this topic some time back - Gunhilde Carling, but this time a trombone duet with her sister Gerd. Mom on banjo.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=X6WP2qtTPe0

Good entertainment value, which is what the Carling family bands are all about.
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Quote from: Graham Martin on Jul 12, 2008, 04:49PMThere are starting to be so many video clips of trombone players on YouTube these days that it is hard to keep up. Anyway, here is a girl who was very popular in this topic some time back - Gunhilde Carling, but this time a trombone duet with her sister Gerd. Mom on banjo.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=X6WP2qtTPe0

Good entertainment value, which is what the Carling family bands are all about.

I saw this one a while back and sheesh, I was blown away. Being a female trombonist, it's always nice to hear female trombonists kicking butt like this.
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Unknown trombonist with a 15 second solo from about 2:16...freakin awesome!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch/v/B-RSGBuFDBg&feature=related
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Another unknown trombone soloist in Ferguson's band about 1:42 mark.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch/v/ZMc_MyOR0dg&feature=related
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Quote from: zemry on Jul 12, 2008, 07:18PMAnother unknown trombone soloist in Ferguson's band about 1:42 mark.

That's Randy Purcell, from Pittsburgh.
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Quote from: zemry on Jul 12, 2008, 07:06PMUnknown trombonist with a 15 second solo from about 2:16...freakin awesome!

http://uk.youtube.com/watch/v/B-RSGBuFDBg&feature=related

I don't know about just the 'unknown trombonist'; that whole Japanese MF tribute band with Eric Miyashiro is freakin awesome!
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That's Eijiro Nakagawa the guy that records the 2 trombone stuff with Jim Pugh......... E&J

http://www.eijiro.net/

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Might be Eijiro Nakagawa?
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Quote from: WaltTrombone on Jul 13, 2008, 05:22AMMight be Eijiro Nakagawa?
There's an echo in this thread! Image
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J.J. Johnson playing Hello, Jason

http://www.youtube.com/watch/v/GKEuM785u3o
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Quote from: zemry on Jul 12, 2008, 07:18PMAnother unknown trombone soloist in Ferguson's band about 1:42 mark.

http://uk.youtube.com/watch/v/ZMc_MyOR0dg&feature=related


You can always count on Maynard for head-banging ********!
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1001 High F's (Big Horn Version)

This one is for those who left sarcastic comments on my first 1001 High F's video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngGAVBphiNw


Back at ya.  There...now it's time to go practice something legitimate...and then I'll eat a sandwich.  I have too much free time. 

Ooo...I forgot about my sandwich.  Later.

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What, no bass trombone, no Schilke 60? Wimp.


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Quote from: WaltTrombone on Jul 28, 2008, 11:48AMWhat, no bass trombone, no Schilke 60? Wimp.


(Just kidding!) Image

AHHHH....don't make me do it!!!

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....(faints and flattens the 42B)... Image

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John Allred tearing it up as usual....
http://youtube.com/watch?v=9dZyxW_l4Lw
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Watrous in a romantic mood............ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc28xkHzLp8
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Hooray for Vic Dickenson in his prime:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZnBaVqJLJw



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Quote from: Chris Fidler on Aug 04, 2008, 04:43AMWatrous in a romantic mood............ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jc28xkHzLp8

That was a beautiful piece by Bill. He is a beautiful ballad player. I much prefer his ballad playing to his hi-tech playing!

P.S. What a killer rhythm section!
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Quote from: griffinben on Aug 04, 2008, 06:01PMHooray for Vic Dickenson in his prime:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZnBaVqJLJw


Great playing! Does his trombone have TIS?
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QuoteQuote from: griffinben on Yesterday at 08:01 PM
Hooray for Vic Dickenson in his prime:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZnBaVqJLJw


Great playing! Does his trombone have TIS?

Yes'm, that's an Olds TIS!  He's playing the same horn on some Eddie Condon videos and on the "This is Jazz" movie/special too.  It was Dickenson's main axe for many years.  Cool, eh?

-ben
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Quote from: zemry on Aug 04, 2008, 11:54PM
Great playing! Does his trombone have TIS?

YIS.

S.
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Quote from: griffinben on Aug 05, 2008, 01:52AMYes'm, that's an Olds TIS!  He's playing the same horn on some Eddie Condon videos and on the "This is Jazz" movie/special too.  It was Dickenson's main axe for many years.  Cool, eh?

-ben

And...as I have been saying, they are amazing axes. I have 4 now. The best one...for me, for semi-practical use in some situations...is a dual bore that appears to be around .500/.515.

Damn they play well!!!

S.
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Quote from: zemry on Aug 04, 2008, 11:54PM
Great playing! Does his trombone have TIS?
Don't try this at home kids.....but it has cigarette in slide too Image
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Conrad Herwig takin it waaay out

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oNj50xNyWQY
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Scott Whitfield with Toshiko Akiyoshi at 4:08 (and some more at the end!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mu3NrWwLLqo
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