TOP 10 BEST TRUMPET PLAYERS (**SHOCKING**)

[@BlaiseBowman]

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[@mikaylaschwabe6503]

Blaise Bowman i disagree with 1st place.. you are CLEARLY the best trumpet player in the world... like its pretty obvious😂

[@landongarrison1930]

Doc Severensin

[@cjw199712]

Timofei Dokshizer

[@dasmlg3558]

Phil Smith

[@x_ggtwarrior6198]

Adam rapa

[@bear23844]

This is a trigger video for trumpet players 😂

[@Jamiewaltjr]

sarah Hight yup

[@carlosvelez4782]

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[@SamIAm-kz4hg]

sarah Hight "This is a trigger video for trumpet players 😂" Damn straight. Triggered the hell out of me a year ago.

[@zacc4133]

yes.their cheeks were puffed and not gonna lie i almost passed out by looking at that.

[@sonnyjames8402]

@@zacc4133 yo what about dizzy

[@panagiotistotolos9587]

Wynton Marsalis has won nine Grammy Awards. In 1983 and 1984, he became the only artist ever to win Grammy Awards for both jazz and classical records. He is one of only two artists, along with polka bandleader Jimmy Sturr, to win Grammy Awards for five consecutive years of musical contributions.

[@depaola63]

No Dizzy or Louis Armstrong?? WTF??!!

[@TheFrenangel]

Incredible They are not there!!!!

[@miffy9871]

You’re deliberately leaving out Wynton, nakariakov, clark Terry to cause a stir and get viewings.

[@christopherrice7337]

Did you forget Louis Armstrong the father of Trumpet or Winton Marsalis the only trumpeter ever want to grab a Grammy for classical and jazz in the same year

[@jonathanj.4800]

This video maker's opinion lacks credibility

[@jorgeramos-veguilla3265]

The video maker has the brainwash mindset of “if you watch him/her on TV, is because is the best.”

[@1velli]

ok?

[@chrisanderson3257]

How Wynton Marsalis was left off this list is totally insane. He’s done so much fire American music, not just trumpet

[@ThePayanazo]

u r totally right

[@teammosin9999]

You know why Wynton is not on my list? First, let me say that Wynton is an amazing musician and trumpet player. Almost no one can touch him on the trumpet, certainly. The reason I've come to disregard Wynton as a trumpeter is that I can't name any other trumpet player that he mentored. That's probably on me, I'll admit. But still, all the guys on this list brought along many, many other trumpet players and other musicians throughout their career and those connections are myriad and clear. Not taking away anything from his accomplishments over the years and he's undoubtedly influenced and inspired others along the way but still...

[@UnderhouseMusicNZ]

@@teammosin9999 you haven't heard of Grammy winner Charlie Porter? World class player... Wynton was his teacher... and if you aren't aware of Wynton's incredible contribution to educating the next generation of musicians, you obviously haven't looked!

[@gaet.in4k]

the best

[@joksal9108]

@@UnderhouseMusicNZCharlie just rips off Wynton licks.

[@mckynziepierson]

Maynard is a favorite.

[@andersvik342]

Sergej Nakariakov is my first choice.

[@trumpetplayerdude9838]

thank god you didn't put Kurt Thompson on the list

[@spoderman3661]

Lmao

[@justincarrothers1230]

ha

[@ab-xe4nx]

ha

[@jackhoff34]

Dang, as someone who got 2nd his MacArthur park challenge I can agree that guy is fake and a freaking douche

[@jeffcraven7376]

In Memory of Donald Byrd before he went funk: One of the best.

[@tobysmith9371]

Bill Chase. Amazing technique and control. Power and endurance were off the charts. Brilliant writing

[@paulbin]

Louis Armstrong, James Morisson, Kenny Wheeler, Wynton Marsalis, Fats Navaro, Clifford Brown, Dizzy Gillespie, Randy Brecker, Tomasz Stanko, .....

[@ataurus62]

And what about Louis Armstrong?

[@ab-xe4nx]

wynton Marsalis

[@somedude8403]

James Geng, how is that funny?

[@Rob_Kates]

I agree, Wynton is a virtuoso.

[@Jamiewaltjr]

He’s really good

[@adamjames9266]

Yeah that’s guys the best

[@jonathanj.4800]

Yeah he's ok. Easy to miss. HA

[@jad1175]

The reason I became a trumpet player for 53 years is because I saw Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass live in 1968 at the sold out Philadelphia Convention Hall.

[@rickmorales2113]

Herb put the idea in my head about being a trumpet player 60 years ago...

[@daveundconnie1]

As a boy, I used to love listening to Al Hirt and Herb Alpert. Later, I was really into Freddie Hubbard, Woody Shaw, Miles Davis, Maynard Ferguson and I also really liked Chuck Mangione (I even went to one of his concerts). But now that I have seen a lot of videos and listened to a lot more players, I think the best of all time are: Raphael Mendez, Clifford Brown, Louis Armstrong and Maurice Andre. They each have top level mastery of the instrument but also a style they created that stands the test of time. Miles, for example, has a style that stands the test of time but I'm not sure he really has mastery over the instrument. Arturo has mastery of the horn like few others, but not sure he has a style that is so distinctive. Arturo can actually imitate and sound exactly like many of the greats before him.

[@budgers]

why isnt al hirt on this list

[@tarantinoland.automobiles]

Harry James, anyone?

[@BlaiseBowman]

Hell yeah

[@solaribass2491]

Of course

[@jeffglanstein4489]

YEah what happened to Harry James? He should surely be right up there on the top. I can't believe that Louis Armstrong is not on the list either.

[@solohercules2113]

Harry James is amazing

[@mitchroth2791]

Yeah where is Harry James

[@johnmcaveeneyjr.9475]

I've always liked and enjoyed Herb A;pert since I started playing trumpet. He has been a big influence in my playing.I am happy he won it.

[@GodzRicko]

Louis Armstrong, Clark Terry, Dizzy, Clifford Brown, Freddie Hubbard... homework.

[@BlaiseBowman]

No. I'm well aware of these guys, don't surpass these guys

[@timothythompson4973]

And Wynton!

[@timothythompson4973]

Blaise-Why do you think you know whom we've all studied with? Sounds like a guy who would compile such a silly top-ten.

[@pgonzo98]

technically yes but as a jazz artist no..

[@katielawson669]

Esquilin Music yes verry mutch

[@CuriosityShow]

If I could sound like any other trumpeter it would be Ruby Braff; but where is Louis in this list?

[@williamcervetti1455]

Ruby played cornet. mainly.

[@petecockett8291]

I agree...also Gillespie?

[@gradygomillion5257]

favorite trumpet players in order . Wynton Marsalis, Arturo Sandoval, Allan Vizutti, and Wayne Bergeron.

[@raymabalot8739]

You've got to be kidding! There are so many other trumpet players who can /could play rings around some of your picks.

[@colinroberts2060]

And WHY are all of these male? Where were all of the woman players??? Like Tine Thing Helseth, Estela Aragon, Hikari Ichihara, or even Aya Takazawa???

[@MrRezillo]

@@colinroberts2060 Bria Skonberg, Shay Cohn.

[@colinroberts2060]

@@MrRezillo Not sure if I know who the second one is. Is she related to Marc Cohn possibly?

[@petecockett8291]

Remember, this is just another opinion video....

[@brycesmith634]

We just had Doc at Henderson State and I was honored enough to play split lead for him. He actually lead the TS band for 30 years and played lead for about 5 years when Steve Allen was on. He's a great guy, very humble, and still blows the walls out!

[@mightyboosemoose]

Louis Armstrong, Clark Terry, Dizzy Gillespie, Clifford Brown, Freddie Hubbard, Lee Morgan, Cat Anderson, Art Farmer and I could go on.

[@goodzilla3122]

Doc is actually 89. And I feel that if you're going to put Herb and Miles on the list because of their influence and popularity, then Louis Armstrong should at least be somewhere.

[@TheKingB11]

GOODzilla That's what I was thinking the whole time I was watching the video!!

[@BlaiseBowman]

fair point. let's throw in herbert L Clarke at number 11 while we're at it

[@brianjgiesen]

nah. cornet players are pussies.

[@ArturKovalchukTrumpet]

why u didnt put morrison, gansch, bergeron, eric miyashiro??

[@solaribass2491]

Wrong he is actually 90 now

[@briancruz4238]

The trumpet players that influenced me as a kid in Jr. High and high school were Herb Alpert, Bill Chase, Maynard Ferguson, Chuck Mangione and Lee Loughnane. They are the reason I still play today 53 years later!!

[@andrewcamey2314]

what about Dizzy there would be no Arturo Sandoval without Dizzy mentoring him.

[@BlaiseBowman]

plot twist: Dizzy and Arturo are the same person.

[@perryparsons9960]

Another great who should be listed. I was almost sucked in by this farce, because Miles was so far down the list, as he should be, and expected Wynton at #3, Dizzy at #2, and Satchmo at #1, as he should be, on any list about trumpet players. Herp Alpert is a phenomenal individual, and is a saint in my world because he gave us Karen Carpenter, my Madonna. However, his talent is as a recording executive, not a trumpet player. While anybody who has sold a single album (and he sold more than one) is light years ahead of me, he is at best an advanced amateur with an incredible production engineer, have heard 6 guys live in the past week whom are better all around. I give him MAJOR props, that he made the most of what he had.

[@koribdus]

great point

[@rockywinslow4355]

Pops, Andre', Wynton, Freddie, Bobby Shew, Maynard, Woody Shaw, Herseth, Doc, Don Jacoby, Snooky Young etc :)

[@mikeplaysjazz3487]

Just because herb is the richest trumpet player, doesnt make him the best trumpet player....

[@BlaiseBowman]

that wasn't the point he's changed more lives than any musician on the planet whether you like it or not. inspired more people to pick up the trumpet that just about everybody combined

[@badtwin8953]

@@BlaiseBowman Louis Armstrong inspired more people to pick up the trumpet than Herb Alpert did. Armstrong touched the lives of more musicians and people across the world than Alpert ever could. Armstrong revolutionized American music and His influence is still felt today. You need to know your history better.

[@turkey0165]

He had a good beat at the right time and bought A&M smart! My bets on Al Hirt! Big Al couldn’t play a sour note if he tried!

[@ethanmagursky7269]

wheres wayne bergeron :(((

[@BlaiseBowman]

in La La Land (soundtrack) ;). Wayne is a beast, but he doesn't edge these guys out overall. In lead playing yeah, he's obviously one of the best

[@liamjones6897]

Blaise Bowman Listen to O Holy Night just once and it will change your view of the world.

[@jr2660]

Liam Jones my speech

[@ethangifford7570]

I've met wayne and he is freaking amazing. I was surprised that he wasn't on here.

[@perryparsons9960]

Right next to Chuck Findley and Alan Rubin, the greatest guys you never heard of.

[@tty_gg]

7:02 freshmen year of high school we had this trumpet player as our band teacher and he would play like that all the time during Jazz Band Club. He liked showing off. He was idk maybe 60+ and he then died a year later. What a legend ❤️ he was extremely funny and talented and if u didn’t pay attention or if you’re in percussion and on ur phone look out for flying drum sticks coming from his direction. 😂

[@williamcervetti1455]

Top ten: Armstrong, Clifford Brown, Arturo Sandoval,Wynton Marsalis,Freddie Hubbard, Kenny Dorham, Enrico Rava, Rafael Mendez, Dizzy Gillespie, Jon Faddis

[@roberthawley9403]

arturo and maynard

[@edred1911]

Yes,and miles and dizzy

[@kai6543]

I have never heard a more trumpet player sounding person in my life

[@DavidTurman]

Great list! There are obviously many more than 10 in the great list people. Here are a few I would add. 1. Louis Dowdeswell, oh man this kid can play!! 2. Wayne Bergeron 3. Wynton Marsalis of course 4. Sergei Nakariakov quite possibly the best virtuoso trumpet player of all time, Vizutti Level Player here!! 5.Derek Watkins.... WHAT!!! This guy played every sing James Bond Movie!!! 6. Jerry Hey- Ever heard a trumpet player in a song on the radio, this guy probably recorded it or arranged it 7. Dizzy Gillespie, Clifford Morgan, Louis Armstrong, Clark Terry, Chet Baker, Freddie Hubbard, lee Morgan, Bobby She... all the greats! 8. John Faddis.... can play higher than God, and Cat Anderson, and Arturo Sandoval 9. Adam Rapa and his amazing new Lotus Horns! 10. Randy Brecker 11. Roger Ingram- Solid Lead Player of Harry Connick Jr fame 12. James Morrison 13. Chris Botti 14. Bill Chase 15. Ryan Kisor 16. Roy Hargrove 17. Allison Balsom 18. Marquis Hill 19. Rashawn Ross. So, yeah we have a lot of listening to do!!

[@BlaiseBowman]

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[@michaelmcclary8054]

Bud Heserth

[@magnus9839]

Chuck Mangione is great but no way top 10.

[@ronsmith4663]

Trumpet Man And not for Feels So Good. He has a great catalog before that album.

[@perryparsons9960]

Disagree, he is a HUGE musician, and has a mind like a steel maze, one of the most useful educators for jazz music out there. I know my life would be different if not for him, however refuse to ever, ever, ever play 'Feels So Good', as long as I live. If I'm going to do a Chuck tune, much prefer 'Legend of a One Eyed Sailor'. That takes chops.

[@ephraimpinckney8209]

I would not put Chuck above Louis Armstrong, Wynton Marsalias or Clsrk Terry. This list is strictly hid opinion😓😥😳

[@BEmbalmingU]

Wayne Bergeron, Eric Miyashiro, Maynard Ferguson, Allan Vizzutti and Arturo Sandoval all take the top 5 easily. Doesn't matter where you place them in that top 5 but they are arguably the best in my opinion

[@SamIAm-kz4hg]

Jonathan Bozeman If you were to ask trumpet players, maybe Vizzutti would be in the top 5, but not the others. There are so many others.

[@jeromelaforest3886]

Maynard

[@andrewbalio2381]

Trumpet Fact for all the Herb Alpert doubters out there: More children have been conceived to the music of Herb Alpert than any other trumpeter in history, even more than Chet and Miles combined.

[@BlaiseBowman]

very good point haha

[@Zingalamadumi]

You are simply musically ignorant, even to put Herb and Miles in the same sentence , show your lack of aptitude about music generally and trumpet players in particular

[@michaelhorn6092]

My name is Michael Hunter I am a trumpet player and I studied with Herb Alpert's teacher her name was Jane Sager ok and I have to say when I heard "This guy's in love with you" I grew up thinking as a little boy that Burt Bacharach wrote that song but when I found out that Herb Alpert wrote that song I understood why Herb Alpert could sale A&M records for $900 million dollars so that said you are right and Herb Alpert was a brilliant song writer and musician ok but he could not out play those trumpet players you mentioned in a jazz setting at all ok but you are correct about the babies that manifested from that music, hell I was 9 or 10 years old and loved that song but when I heard miles Play "Sketches of Spain" (in the passenger seat of a voIkwagen without being able to see over the dash board with my father driving) I wanted to play the trumpet and that's the difference.

[@teammosin9999]

No lies were found here.

[@floydschelby4371]

And Herb Alpert for number 1? Bro, who you buying weed from?

[@floydschelby4371]

I gotta get me some of that shit......

[@camoflauge9325]

Where's James Morrison and Armstrong? And I know he unfortunately had a short life but Clifford Brown?????

[@chip6147]

I would have to put Louie Armstrong, Al Hirt, and Bix Beiderbecke on the list.

[@Decentsinner]

very good list but you forgot Phil Driscol and Louis Armstrong

[@Johnflugelhorn]

To forget Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie !

[@BionicBoom88]

Armstrong and botti

[@gaylfalconer6772]

You can't forget Phil Driscol

[@koribdus]

Oh heck ya!

[@jerryfordham678]

I ran sound for Phil Driscoll four and a half years credible being in his concerts. I'm a guitar player and I love the way he phrased things

[@mikemcclary3531]

Al Hirt

[@phillbilly494]

matthias hoffs. pretty underated

[@chancellorsheevpalpatine803]

Definitely. Incredible musicality

[@justinwalley2569]

number 9 is the "coolest cat of 'em all" now for number 8... is the "coolest cat of 'em all" =P Just cracked me up. Great list!

[@darklordsauron3415]

Rafael Mendez underrated af

[@lionelfrancois7486]

Top 3 : wynton marsalis , Jon faddis, arturo sandoval

[@Worfff]

Doc Severinsen should be number one, and Herb Albert??? He set music back 30 years. And where is James Morrison ??????

[@MrRezillo]

Herb Alpert had an ensemble sound that was immediately recognizeable. If you heard Doc S. or James M. (whose recordings I've enjoyed) in a blindfold test could you tell who they were?

[@Worfff]

@@MrRezillo I can always tell when it`s Doc or James, my father conducted the band for Doc when he was here in Saint Louis in the 60`s and he autographed my Rubank book.

[@deswank07]

Maynard when I want to hear high range and ballads (almost always). Clifford Brown or Fats Navarro when I'm just looking for smooth and cool, and Don Ellis when I want weird and creative.

[@lotofacilpaulo48]

My favorite trumpeter: all hirt and harry james

[@j.w.groves7314]

Harry james was no slouch lol

[@FrogJuicee]

My favorite is Allen Vizuti for sure, I really like Maynard Ferguson when he played Balboa (The theme song to rocky) He really does perce with those high notes!

[@kevinbuja4373]

I was entering Eastman School of Music when Vizzutti was graduating.

[@VKDM8687]

I was pretty amazed...I ALMOST clicked away when you said Herb was #1. Seriously. But you actually made sense, and I had no clue the "knowledge" you gave me about him. I still don't like his music. But....facts are facts.

[@riddlebobby]

Allen Vizzutti

[@adamhernandez7626]

I got a clinic from him

[@bugleboy666]

What happened to Harry James, Sergei Nakariakov, Dizzy Gillespie, Malcolm McNab?

[@dukemaynard]

The top 10 "most influential" and the Herb Alpert argument holds water (but then Maynard lower than Arturo becomes a tough sell). But a list of the "best?" No way Herb scratches the top 50.

[@BlaiseBowman]

Lol nah

[@craigmartin7134]

How do you leave Dizzy Gillespie and Lee Morgan off of this list ????

[@Toylmao]

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[@enriquebautista3234]

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[@dcilover2112]

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[@EEF500]

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[@applebro906]

Herb Alpert is my inspiration to keep playing the trumpet. He is my hero. Thank you Herb Alpert

[@danielpaul6489]

Don't forget Ray Anthony, love his music.

[@williammadden6385]

Lovely tone, but not much else.

[@chrislittlefield9999]

Lest we forget Louis Armstrong, father of Jazz , household name , and international ambassador of peace [ before Dizzy mind you ] Good list otherwise . Really blown away with Herb Alpert -WOW ! I knew he was one of the leading instrumentalists with radio hits .Right up there with Chuck & Kenny G !

[@baadach3752]

for me my personal favorite is Lynn Nicholson, he posts to youtube still to this day with tips and just videos playing. he toured with Maynard as second lead for many years and is very good just look at his video Triple Bb like 17 seconds long but its unreal.

[@MyChannelMyStories]

I once asked our fourth-grade band conductor, a professional musician in San Francisco, what he thought of Herb Alpert. He bluntly said he could name 10 trumpet players in the Bay Area who could outplay Alpert. Having played trumpet professionally for many years, I fully agree. Claiming Herb Alpert as the number one trumpet player is the most absurd conclusion I've ever seen on KZbin.

[@mannygovea6080]

My favorite trumpet players are you and DCIaddict2601, he is subcribed to you

[@BlaiseBowman]

Thanks bro 😎 You have good taste!

[@TheKingB11]

Manuel Govea Ayeee I love DCIaddict2601

[@froboii.k760]

Maynard Ferguson is my favourite

[@mike28890]

Harry James...........hands down

[@donsudduth]

Mostly agree - but Herb Alpert? Yes, he was hugely influential but when you add your other judging categories he pales to all others on your list (except Chuck Mangione - who shouldn't be on this list) - I don't care how many children were conceived with Alpert's music. Agree with others that Harry James, Dizzy and Wynton Marsalis should be there. I would give nods to Al Hirt, Bill Chase, Don Ellis and Adolph Herseth.

[@josephrichardson9662]

My favorite has got to be Al Hirt

[@marinanewby9009]

Does anyone remember the composer-trumpet player Neal Hefti? Marina N.

[@samuelmanzo3031]

when you were talking about Maynard Ferguson I just stopped listening to your voice and started listening to Maynard and zoned out.

[@BlaiseBowman]

Can't blame you. Maynard is the benchmark.

[@RobDavis69]

As a trumpet player from way back, Herb was always my favorite and on a down day nothing like listening to Rise again.

[@elizabethbeach1011]

blaise this is my sisters youtube but i just got a eric miyshiro mouth piece i am gonna be in 9th grade next year and i can play a double g but my teacher wants a double b but it hurts should i try orajel plz help thx

[@BlaiseBowman]

hell yea go for it

[@mtmini]

Yea, you rocked this! I agree with HA being #1

[@BlaiseBowman]

glad to see someone with some common sense :)

[@bobbly7132]

I hope these are not in order. Chuck Mangione, whom I admittedly love, is nowhere near Doc Severinsen. Maynard isn't as good as Doc either, though I am a huge MF fan. And to put Doc #10 and Herb #1 is completely moronic.

[@BlaiseBowman]

nah bro

[@icebear5823]

500th like.

[@MsHorn99]

James Morrison

[@kevinbuja4373]

Chuck Magione: First I was taking lessons at Eastman when he was still teaching. I later learned from a former teacher that he wasn’t that good of a horn player usually playing 3rd or 4th in jazz ensemble. But his true gift was arranging. His brother is equal as gifted jazz musician. Both are from my home town Rochester, NY

[@natewalsh2091]

my favorite is Kurt Thompson...... ....... SIKE!

[@chloeacolbertaz]

b-b-but, what about Dizzy? I'm lowkey salty, but oh well

[@jpdawg5569]

Still like Doc the most

[@enriquebautista3234]

me too!

[@eddietaikon3675]

My favourite trumpet player is Herb Alpert its because of him i started to play the trumpet

[@teammosin9999]

Me too!! I'm over 60 now and after 20+ years away from thw horn, Herb Albert is the reason I came back to playing this year! Thank you, Herb Alpert.

[@Sellular.]

Umm.... Doc is basically 90.. he's 89 right now but is turning 90 in a few weeks

[@BlaiseBowman]

shhh. 87 is the new 29. it's a secret

[@aliasno.4andover644]

Al Hirt.

[@AlexanderCrites]

Wynton Marsalis should have been at the top of the list. He is truly the best trumpet player of all time.

[@TenaciousDmitchell]

Good call. Herb did much for jazz and for those whose love it. Top of their game.

[@louierippotack194]

No James Morrison? Why not?

[@timsmith1298]

Phil Driscoll (Trumpet AND Singing, Mark Zauss, Vizzutti

[@Esteban-mg2nq]

in b4 gizmodo steals this

[@BlaiseBowman]

or watchmojo lmao

[@PabloHernandez-zw2we]

WERE IS LOUIS ARMSTRONG AND WiSTON MARSALIS!!! SHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@PabloHernandez-zw2we]

my favorite are those two and Arturo Sandoval

[@f35bitch27]

wiston?

[@christophervivestrumpet7565]

all the trumpet players u hosted are all gods and legands that inspire young trumpet players to one day become like them

[@kvnyegvmp]

Ben Gunnarson is a GOD

[@matthewjohnson2222]

Nutella For Breakfast HELL YEAH

[@tomgreene5531]

Nutella For Breakfast downside up was literally just his solo

[@DCIaddict2601]

Nutella For Breakfast lol 😂😂😂

[@griffinloudermilk8462]

Nutella For Breakfast hey wanna know something cool?

[@kvnyegvmp]

Fire Memes ?

[@billt.6387]

Louis Armstrong and Al Hirt …. both 'Masters of the Pros" that lived in or close to their life span. I love so many, including most on your list. Bunny Berrigan and Harry James … so you can guess my age......Thanks for the post, it was fun!!

[@erikn8158]

louis dowdswell

[@f35bitch27]

really?

[@erikn8158]

well hes one i just wanted to mention him

[@evanknapp5761]

I completely agree

[@TheMudsnake]

Louis is fantastic no doubt but he definitely doesn't deserve to be on a list of the greatest trumpet players of all time.

[@oleflogger6828]

Wrong. Like Coleman Hawkins on tenor sax, Louis nearly invented the modern jazz trumpet. HE was the most influential trumpet player of ALL TIME.

[@davidwood5933]

There's a famous story about a famous jazz musician coming up to Maynard after one of his gigs, regarding him thoughtfully and saying with a straight face, "well, you're no Herb Alpert..." 😂😂😂

[@Beatleboylevi]

No Wynton?

[@BlaiseBowman]

Wynton kinda falls under the same category as Vizzutti or Andre tbh

[@wisarut.nualkaew]

my thought is Wynton play Jazz a lot better than Vizzutti.

[@GeorgeEvans-z6v]

Jack Sheldon - Wynton Marsalis - Louis Armstrong - Warren Vache - Thomas Gansch - Ryan Kisor - Warren Lunning - James Morrison

[@CreeperDeathStudios]

James Morrison?

[@Bruh-ss7bd]

Rafael Mendez is one of my favorite trumpet players. Although I love Louis Armstrong and Dizzy Gillespie they can play nowhere as good as him; however, they are more influential than he is.

[@erasermouthvids]

Doc is 89

[@enriquebautista3234]

doc doesn't age bru

[@stevencooper34]

Jerry Hey - not only is his playing superb, nobody has done more to get trumpets on as many recordings as he has....

[@BlaiseBowman]

True! And he's an arranging god!