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Old 06-17-2007, 12:42 PM   #61 (permalink)
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Dudes- Ray Codrington! What a beautiful sound, feel and everything else~
I am embarrassed to say that I have never heard of him. I will have to check him out..
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Old 06-17-2007, 03:33 PM   #62 (permalink)
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Iam Going To Have To Go With Roy Hargrove Nick Payton Or Wynton Just Listen To All Three Of Them On The Tune The Three Trumpeters Just Amazing It Just Floats Out To Your Ears Even Though It Is A More Upbeat Tune
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Jeff Jarvis and Lee Thornburg.

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When I hear "lyrical," there are two people who immediately come to mind: Clifford Brown and John Swana.

Kudos to John Swana. He is very hip. Umm... how about Ingrid herself?

Ingrid, do you remember me? From Bowling Green State University after you won the Caruso Competition?
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Melodic improvisation has to become stronger as the rhythm/harmony loosens... I would say Lester Bowie and Don Cherry are amongst the strongest singers on their horns.
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YouTube - Clyde McCoy & His Orchestra - Sugar Blues
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Clifford Brown.
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OMG! Clyde McCoy! My band teacher in junior high played that for me in grade 8 and I just freaked out. It's so raunchy and sassy and YES, melodic.
Thanks for the post.
Hi Hubnub...sorry, I don't really remember much from the Caruso competition experience...it was such a blur...a good blur, but a blur nonetheless.
Say hi again when our paths cross next.
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