@dr-go
this link goes to the distributor
this one to the label
Hope this helps

Blast from the past. (Waaaaay past, LOL.) That Marshall Brown record made an impact on me. I think "Copley Square" was the first real jazz big band (not "dance band") chart I learned.

Found myself in school several years later with some of Marshall Brown's alumnae. He had a who's who of H.S. players and I think was influential in developing credible jazz programs in the schools.

@Kehaulani
Thanks Kehaulani!!!

@edfitzvb Sal Cracchiolo

@kehaulani

Fantastic. Imagine what she will be doing with the trumpet 20 years from now.
I'd give my eye teeth to be able to play like that again. My old brain is letting me down bit by bit when it comes to fast tempo playing these days.
George

That's O.K. the supreme court will see to it that you are very familiar with that word.

@kehaulani
Thanks!

That 5A enables a soft, flugelhorn sound. Different. Pleasant.

@administrator

I really enjoyed that video. Makes you want to pull up stakes and move there. The young people are terrific dancers. They were probably dancing like that in their cribs.
The rhythm of the entire video was fantastic.
George

Pete Rodriguez

@Seth-of-Lagos that's true, I loved the playing of Maurice Murphey. Being a well-rounded musician is always a good thing.

Do they have something against easily readable print? Gad.

Nice. Thanks for posting. The band is not too shabby too.

A link to an excellent article independently posted on TH about Jamie Branch:

https://www.npr.org/2022/08/24/1119174908/jaimie-branch-trumpet-obituary

There is much more information in this article compared to the one I posted earlier.

@ssmith1226

Thanks, Steve, I was hoping to see something about that concert on youyube. The audio wasn't great but we could all see just how well Doc could still play.
George

😠 😠

@kehaulani said in What’s your “sound” and how do you get it?:

So my sound is just as good as I can make it on any given day.

And there is nothing wrong with that...
George

The thread title is a little misleading to me. "Wynton Marsalis to help . . '. This is not a magnanimous gift. It's a gig.