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Old 07-09-2005, 10:45 PM   #11 (permalink)
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On many Monday nights, I would get a last minute call from one of the guys in the trumpet section to cover for a set or two. The band was incredible. Snooky had just left. Lew Soloff or Marvin Stamm were usually there on lead. Richard Williams, Jimmy Bossy, Steve Furtado or Cecil Bridgewater were the trumpets. Faddis appeared on the NYC scene about 1974 or 75. He was instantly put on the lead chair.

Jimmy Bossy and Steve Furtado. There's a couple of names I haven't heard in a while. Any idea what they're up to nowadays?

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Steve was the lead trumpet player for the entire New York run of the Wiz. Charles Sullivan aka Kamau Adilifu and Richard Williams were the other players in the section.
Steve passed away more than ten years ago.
R.I.P.

Jimmy Bossy did the Broadway run of Annie. He left town soon after the show closed. I have heard he passed away.
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I knew I had done some recording with Marky, when it came to me. We worked together on a David Amram recording, "Subway Nights." Joe Wilder,Thad Jones, Marky and me are the trumpets. .....
Pepper Adams and Joe Henderson are on the date. I am on the album cover eating a donut I had almost forgotten about this on.
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I'm sorry to bring this back up, but........ Come on Mr. Wise man.......... On the album cover eating a donut?!! YOU ARE THE MAN!!! I just found this post this morning. I will be buying a copy of this recording (somehow).

"Wise Talk" is my favorite place to visit on the net. HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU and YOURS!!!
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I knew I had done some recording with Marky, when it came to me. We worked together on a David Amram recording, "Subway Nights." Joe Wilder,Thad Jones, Marky and me are the trumpets. Joe plays a tune dedicated to 'Red' Allen. Beautiful! Dave made up the charts in the studio.
Pepper Adams and Joe Henderson are on the date. I am on the album cover eating a donut I had almost forgotten about this on.
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I saw David a few years ago at the Manchester Craftsmen's Guild.
Those two reed men were monsters and will always remain on my favorite list
of musicians.
Met them both around 1963 and Joe was the new kid on the block who was cookin' with high heat and almost burned down The Gate at Bleeker and Thompson.
Thanks for the memories.
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[quote=trumpetgeek;332292]I'm sorry to bring this back up, but........ Come on Mr. Wise man.......... On the album cover eating a donut?!! YOU ARE THE MAN!!! I just found this post this morning. I will be buying a copy of this recording (somehow).

I could be wrong but it looks like a Brooklyn Kosher bagel without the cream cheese or lox.
Absent of a cup of coffee in his hand suggests the photo shoot was staged.
Let's not forget that the WISE ONE was a fixture at those staged Broadway shows.

Like the man said: "YOU ARE THE MAM" O Wise One :)

Wishing you all a Happy,Healthy,and Prosperous New Year.
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