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After writing a contrafact of Cardboard years ago, Vincent Gardner told me about the original. Now it's full circle, thank you, Vince! ORIGINAL VIDEOS 1. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2G2YmWgrNdko9Esi=EDkNtvA2qV7uCKn6 2. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n4qrfGaNi86XptUsi=1RWA4KEfBj4BV4iL

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Full performance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZmmaaSfiLCXrZI.

Well done Peter and the band . Me personally I think Jack Teagarden was in a different league altogether. He practically revolutionised the style of trombone playing , I'd go as far as saying he was a musical genius , the documentary of him and what his singer said on Tommy Dorsey n how she became aware the difference between the two players reafirmed what i thought anyway . Take for example Mighty Lak A Rose , his intonation and tone quality was 2nd to none. Genius Peter

Here are the recordings where the solos were selected from: kzbin.info/aero/PLJ7Fp0ae1p2HID3BSKtZ8Z2SJutUkp8uD&si=znE5wPjnpA5fjwUy.

I owned a Shires medium bore set up that had a large shank leed pipe. I'm convinced it's the best compromise between the two. It's like the best of both worlds.

Hi Peter , I think the early stuff that was recorded there was a big difference between the normal bone player and the guys on those recordings. It was considered a big thing to get something recorded back then , not like now. Back when the music was still new to the general public those players were the pioneers. The trom is difficult enough and as time went on say the 30's n 40's the standard went sky high due to the amount of players who were looking for jobs and most of them had to be able to play what was getting recorded at the time n man some of the best trombone was getting played , in the 40s n 50's , it was the same except more finesse n well polished.

I found it difficult to pitch I'm a beginner now for 2 weeks still found it difficult to pitch the upper notes l t d

His actual solo: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mIi0eHxvgs93hrcsi=8_T4wgoIlKeaipUt&t=46

This is the same as the Kurt elling sydney symphny arrangement i think

Would like to hear you really ripe on the horn

Im a saxophone player alto tenor an baritone .lm waiting for a trombone in the mailI like the small bore what would be the best mouthpiece for a small bore trombone? Thank you .😊

Thanks. Very good lesson.

I never blow that hard.

Good job!

I can do pedal f in 6th/ trigger 1st up to f above the staff

Trombone intro, trombone melody w/guitar, then vocal melody w/guitar. Inspired by this version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYHCiZ6EZ9tqha8si=Kdp08PlImy5aGSuk.

Me with my trigger trombone😊

Why?

I threw caution out the window and just ordered a 2024 Schagerl TB-420F Venus Trombone: Specifications: • Tune: B/F • Bell: Yellow brass 8,5 • Bore: 13,89 mm • Slides: Nickel silver Inner- & Outer Slides • Finish: lacquered ETA June 1st 2024

So this proves what exactly, that we didn't know?

Excellent comparison video. It brought out many of the differences. The Large Bore is a broader sounding trombone. The medium bore has a more focused an articulate sound. I tend to like the medium bore sound a little better. Great video.

great information for me

great player,top work

This is really helpful! I have been trying to learn to solo on trombone but it’s been extremely hard to find good trombone soloists to listen to! Now I have an idea of what I could do in a solo!

Like a French horn

how many bars is it? also is there a transcription?

It's different I'll say this much Peter, bit of lip trilling and Jaws, you weren't in the film orchestra were you ❤ I'm practising the F G A Bb F in short 4th , you played some nice licks though 😊

Thank you again for playing the sh#t out of this! All you!

❤🎉😂RIP⚘️❤️👏🏾🙌🏾UNCLEEEEEEEEEEE. I watched that show faithful hoping one day I will make it on there

There is a difference of course, but the essential quality of the sound remains the same. Both versions have similar core. This once again bears out what I already know, that understanding the style one is playing is more important than equipment. Equipment does matter, but more important is how you play it. Both horns sound great here, best of luck

I like this arrangement. Who is the trombonist on the original recording? Nice solo, Peter.

CONGRATULATIONS

What key are you playing this in?

...now it's ready to put expression i.e. sense into. Listen carefully to chet! I know, these phrases aren't easy to play sensitive, especially not for the trombone.

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Man, I love to hear him, and his brother talk about music.

i like this version kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZvRh2amfNSjpLM

What a great discussion, a true slice of Americana. I'm a Steely Dan fan from way back and just getting around now to learning more about the people that played with Them. Thanks for sharing this.

Original video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oWSteXiPlNisqNk Sheet music: musescore.com/user/4384446/scores/14539105?share=copy_link

Great sound guys!

This is beautiful!

Well played Peter . For the 1st time today I played like I've always wanted with authority and control of the partials as I was playing licks as I came up the slide from 4th position through 3rd and 2nd position suprising myself as I played. It was like yeah this is the way I have been wanting to play for a long time. When we impress ourself it has to be good along with clean smooth tone. Very happy today I am. Long may it continue

I'm preforming this in one hour!

FULL PERFORMANCE: kzbin.infoRQdkEIB1xeE?si=zuI_8foXW0q7pnFc

FULL VIDEO Arrangement: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6XEdaN5bZmmrK8 Performance: kzbin.infoRQdkEIB1xeE?si=zuI_8foXW0q7pnFc

One thing I just learned is that Teagarden in 1930 was a wholly different vocalist than he was 20 and 30 yrs later. I was astonished by the difference. Cigarettes take their toll, evidently.

I am just getting into this standard. I like your feel here.