One of my first favorites. Duke Ellington 1951
I was 12
First tenor Jimmy Hamilton (I think)
Trumpet Clark Terry
Second tenor Paul Gonsalves
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One of my first favorites. Duke Ellington 1951
I was 12
First tenor Jimmy Hamilton (I think)
Trumpet Clark Terry
Second tenor Paul Gonsalves
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Mary Lou Williams
Someone I never tire of:
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Speak no evil Wayne Shorter
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This thread will not make 2 pages...
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My wife spotted a woman wearing a T shirt with a rather haunting picture of a sad young man holding a trumpet.
Out of the blue I said, that’s Chet Baker. She’d never heard of him. So this morning I played Baker’s “My Funny Valentine”. My wife is now a fangrrl (opposite of fanboi).
ITS CHAOS, BE KIND
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Milt Jackson and MJQ
#RESIST
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I knew Obama was Cool Hand Luke when he told a reporter that "Miles" was on his iPod.
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Given how many on this forum don’t seem to like Bob Dylan, I suppose we are going to have Harry Connick Jr. haters as well. I like him.
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Big Brubeck and Desmond fan, here...
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Also, Scott Hamilton. I want to sound like Scott Hamilton, on tenor...
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We saw Chet Baker at Bourbon St in Toronto. He was pretty sad. Had to sit when he played and sang.Originally Posted by Jim Bow
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Jazz has a wide definition, but as the OP started with a big band selection, I guess this qualifies.
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Keep it up people. Dave Brubeck was another favourite (I’ve got to get the correct spelling here)
Here’s an early one. M
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On the trailing edge of technology.
https://www.amazon.com/Outlaw-John-L.../dp/B07LC6Y934
http://www.scribd.com/johnmwatkins/documents
http://booksellersvsbestsellers.blogspot.com/
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On the trailing edge of technology.
https://www.amazon.com/Outlaw-John-L.../dp/B07LC6Y934
http://www.scribd.com/johnmwatkins/documents
http://booksellersvsbestsellers.blogspot.com/
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On the trailing edge of technology.
https://www.amazon.com/Outlaw-John-L.../dp/B07LC6Y934
http://www.scribd.com/johnmwatkins/documents
http://booksellersvsbestsellers.blogspot.com/
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An awful lot of the music I like was made before I was born.
On the trailing edge of technology.
https://www.amazon.com/Outlaw-John-L.../dp/B07LC6Y934
http://www.scribd.com/johnmwatkins/documents
http://booksellersvsbestsellers.blogspot.com/
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Oh Dear... where to start?
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