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Trumpets? Yes (And More)
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Lots of trumpeters this week (mostly 21st century music):
Marcus Printup
trumpetb.1967
Ron Horton
trumpetb.1948
Roy Hargrove
trumpet1969 - 2018
Farnell Newton
trumpetb.1977
Buck Clayton
trumpet1911 - 1991
Buddy Tate
saxophone, tenorb.1913
Emmett Berry
b.1915
Don Byas
saxophone, tenor1912 - 1972
Marty Ehrlich
woodwindsb.1955
Django Bates
pianob.1960
Charlie Parker
saxophone, alto1920 - 1955
Sonny Rollins
saxophoneb.1930
Max Roach
drums1925 - 2007
Big John Patton
organ, Hammond B31935 - 2002
Ronnie Cuber
saxophone1941 - 2022
Don Byron
clarinetb.1958
Stan Getz
saxophone, tenor1927 - 1991
BTW, to answer radio affiliate/listener queries about how much time it takes to put one G&M show together: This show took 22.5 hours from start to finish. My guesstimate is that's about average for each show, but the range is 10 to 30 hours. It's more than sitting in the chair and slapping on 2 hours of music!
Playlist
- Marcus Printup "The Bullet Train" from The New Boogaloo (Nagel-Heyer) 00:00
- Ron Horton "Cantarnos" from Subtextures (Fresh Sound/New Talent) 05:46
- Roy Hargrove "The Gift" from Nothing Serious (Verve) 13:59
- Buck Clayton/Buddy Tate "Don't Mind If I Do" from Buck & Buddy Blow The Blues (Swingville) 19:46
- John Patton "Pigs Foot" from Along Came John (Blue Note) 29:01
- Marty Ehrlich "Blues for Peace" from A Trumpet in the Morning (New World) 34:27
- Django Bates "Once a Penguin, Always a Penguin" from Like Life (Storyville) 46:22
- Don Byron "Abie the Fishman" from Ivey-Divey (Blue Note) 52:09
- Ronnie Cuber "Passion Fruit" from Live at Jazzfest Berlin (Steeplechase) 57:42
- Max Roach "Blues Waltz" from The Complete Mercury Max Roach Plus Four Sessions (Mosaic) 1:06:16
- Max Roach "Minor Trouble" from The Complete Mercury Max Roach Plus Four Sessions (Mosaic) 1:14:08
- Max Roach "Lover" from The Complete Mercury Max Roach Plus Four Sessions (Mosaic) 1:21:11
- Farnell Newton "Gas Station Hot Dog" from Rippin' & Runnin' (Posi-Tone) 1:26:38
- Charlie Parker "Koko [fragment]" from Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:33:48
- Charlie Parker "Koko [master]" from Complete Savoy Studio Sessions (Savoy) 1:35:11
- Don Byas "How High the Moon" from Savoy Jam Party (Savoy) 1:37:58
- Emmett Berry/Don Byas "Sweet and Lovely" from Savoy Jam Party (Savoy) 1:41:12
- Emmett Berry/Don Byas "White Rose Kick" from Savoy Jam Party (Savoy) 1:44:27
- Stan Getz "Stella by Starlight" from Getz at the Gate (Verve) 1:47:13
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Marcus Printup
Ron Horton
Roy Hargrove
Farnell Newton
Buck Clayton
Buddy Tate
Emmett Berry
Don Byas
Marty Ehrlich
Django Bates
Charlie Parker
Sonny Rollins
Max Roach
John Patton
Ronnie Cuber
Don Byron
Stan Getz
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