Another oddball trumpet mp3

[Doc]

Yes boys and girls, context does make a difference.

This guy has some chops but...egads.... Anyone know who this is? I know who
it *isn't* - they're way too solid and in-tune.

www.darylburch.com/musicpain/mahler.mp3

[Marco Becker]

Hi Doc

That sounds like Scott Englebright. Go at http://www.tasteebros.com/. These
two guys are crazy.

Marco

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[Carl Tuba]

Tastee Brothers

[Double C]

On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 07:37:57 GMT, "Doc" <docsa...@xhotmail.com>
wrote:

That's just little bit demented, I've worked my entire adult life to
have a range like that and this guy uses it as a JOKE...
Also, when I clicked on the link it started a 6mb download. No prob
for those of us with broadband but the dialup folks might appreciate a
little warning that it's that big a file.

[Robin Harris]

Is it meant to be a joke? I mean its kind of impressive but it sounds like
someone letting the air out of a balloon ...

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[Doc]

"Robin Harris" <robin...@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> Is it meant to be a joke? I mean its kind of impressive but it sounds like
> someone letting the air out of a balloon ...

It's a joke, but an impressive one. Someone with incredible high chops
horsing around with a Mahler recording.

[Doc]

"Double C" <doub...@operamail.com> wrote in message
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> Also, when I clicked on the link it started a 6mb download. No prob
> for those of us with broadband but the dialup folks might appreciate a
> little warning that it's that big a file.

Okay. It's a big file folks...

;-)

I'm on dialup myself.

[Carl Dershem]

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Cute clip, but boy is it obvious he doesn't play much (if any) classical
stuff. 25 years ago I would have killed to play like that! (Now Clifford
is more an ideal than Chase).

cd
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[Doc]

"Carl Dershem" <der...@cox.net> wrote in message
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> Double C <doub...@operamail.com> wrote in
> news:t9edu0953ougrtpid...@4ax.com:

> Cute clip, but boy is it obvious he doesn't play much (if any) classical

> stuff. 25 years ago I would have killed to play like that! (Now Clifford
> is more an ideal than Chase).

What are you saying, the Maynard shake doesn't fit right in?

;-)

I think the whole idea was the style being so out of character.

[Carl Dershem]

"Doc" <docsa...@xhotmail.com> wrote in
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>
> "Carl Dershem" <der...@cox.net> wrote in message
> news:Xns95DD88314D6...@68.6.19.6...
>> Double C <doub...@operamail.com> wrote in
>> news:t9edu0953ougrtpid...@4ax.com:
>
>> Cute clip, but boy is it obvious he doesn't play much (if any)
>> classical stuff. 25 years ago I would have killed to play like that!
>> (Now Clifford is more an ideal than Chase).
>
> What are you saying, the Maynard shake doesn't fit right in?
>
> ;-)

Actually, Maynard probably would have been even broader than that.

:o

> I think the whole idea was the style being so out of character.

Agreed. But that style, while lots of fun, just isn't as fun any more, at
least for me. The lead player in one of the bands I play in does that kind
of thing, and makes it fit (well, except for the last couple of notes -
I've never heard Steve go above a BBb), but when I play I try to pay a
*LITTLE* more attention to the notes, and less to the altitude. Not that
I'll ever be even half as good as, say Guido Basso, but his style grabs me
a lot more than it used to.

[Double C]

On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 21:16:16 GMT, "Doc" <docsa...@xhotmail.com>
wrote:

LOL

[Carl Tuba]

Can't one tell when the download starts?
If it is too big they should just cancel it.