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| Pianissimo User
Join Date: Nov 2003
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Posts: 234
| Yeah, every personal experience I've had with him has been really good. Just a nice guy. However, he did talk s*** about Miles when he was younger, and I LOVE Ellington's music, but I think Ellington does Ellington better than Wynton and the LCJ Orchestra. He's a freak of a trumpet player though... Loved his stuff from the early eighties through the mid nineties. But now? Eh. -Kevin |
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| Forte User
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 1,127
| There was a very interesting article about Wynton and the state of his career in the Atlantic Monthly a couple of months ago. A google search might pull it up. I have met Wynton a couple of times and he has always been great. Some people like to dog on him or his musical decisions. In my mind he is one of the best and most versitile trumpet players in the world. TM Quote:
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