Jazz Kat

Yeah, but from what I have heard of him, especially the Cool Struttin album, his sound is like no other alto player I ever heard. It's very unique.

Me either. They were one of my favorite groups a couple years ago, where I played nothing but them. I loved the arrangements.

I can't wait! And with that, I gotta get up at 6 tomorrow, I'm to bed.

Jimmy Page right?

Oh dont say that!! jk, Im passionate about New York, but I'm sure you got good reasons for how you feel about your area.

Ah, I dumped movie's a long time ago.

maybe Art Pepper..

That's kind of what I was saying when I said they are still being sold, no matter if it goes to a museum or some average joe.

That's always been my Firday afternoon album. Ya know, celebrate the weekend.

Why don't you buy Solid if you don't already have it. B-) Some of Grant's finest playing. He is really being pushed on this date and he responds to the challenge. Will do, just with every other Green album I can get my hands on.

Have you finnished learning yet?

thats my dad!

I saw it about 30 times when my son was about 2 years old. At that age, repetition rules!

I'm sure they will be playing that song when I enter hell.

A piece of sheet music by Mozart would obviously be worth more than one by Coltrane.

Excuse me for wanting to enjoy something...

Yep, his opinion is what makes it get reissued, but I still might enjoy it if I heard it.

More complete? How so?

I know, I guess the people here are just don't want redundant threads about the same topic. My answer to your question? I dont really know. I guess preserved, but even then it's getting, "sold."

Would love to hear more about the pocket trumpet. I don't have any specific questions (don't know enough to know what to ask), other than I'm surprised to learn that the length of the tubing is the same as a standard trumpet, etc... My surprise stems not so much from the relative size of the instruments, but rather from the wildly (to my ears) different sound that pockets seem to make, vs. standard trumpets. Or are my ears on crooked again?? Edit: I always thought pocket trumpets were pitched higher than standard trumpets. (Or maybe they are?? - reguardless of having the same length of tubing?? ) Like I said, I don't know all that much about the mechanics of brass instruments. I have a pocket trumpet. The sound is basically the same, you just feel really wacky playing it. When you go back to a normal trumpet, it seems really really long, and I mean long, from the position at your lips.

I would like to hear it. What Michael said was only his personal opinion.

Yeah, but he has a different question about, not really the auction, but about jazz history being, "sold or preserved."

cornet- short trumpet- long flugelhorn- BIG hope that helps

This thread makes me relise just how little I know about trombonists, but i picked my favorite one, Curtis Fuller.