Heckler's Hop (Roy Eldridge), solo by Jon Faddis

[@da11king]

How could anyone have a negative comment about this video??! I am one of many who thought Faddis can't play any other ways unless he s playing dizzy s style. That was some impeccable , made his own, Roy Eldridge s style! ✨🌟👏🏾👏🏾💯🎺🎼

[@gregtheodoran6642]

amazing...faddis is my inspiration

[@KristianHerlofson]

Kristian Herlofson Says: "This is an excillent example of the extreme merit of Jon Faddis. Imagine how many hours it took to methodically direct this from the original recording. Two Bells Up... Way up. "

[@MilsonAndres]

Wonderful

[@Fernanda201-k9b]

Um espetáculo!! Trompete é maravilhoso!!

[@DavesTrumpet]

Sweet!

[@VoodooDewey69]

Gotta love it !

[@jbbm1983]

@chasefreak. Jon may have played a tighter throat in the past, but he has been playing a 27 for the last 10 years or so. This information coming straight from Faddis, as well as Laskey and Greg Black (both of whom have made his mouthpiece during the last 10 years or so).

[@BunkLaplace]

@johnsurs : no one (not you, not me, not Wynton, etc) can play Roy's solos as good as Roy Eldridge himself (today). The purpose was not to compete, to do better or even to do "as good" as Roy. This video comes from a Press Conference, where we have talked about the fact that most of (not all) the young trumpet students have no interest for Satch, Roy, and anything from the past. Jon just demonstrated that he has respect for all these giants and studied Satch, Roy, Diz, etc

JAJAJAJAJAJAJA TODOS LOS RECURSOS, QUE GENIO!! PUUUUUUUUFFFF

[@paolojazz1000]

MAESTRO.....FUERA DE SERIE IMPRESIONANT...

[@givemetoast]

Very nice!

[@edmarsilvadearaujo904]

Muito bom toca muito 👏👏👏

[@gogoubai]

I'm realising now how much difficult is to play this number and how great was Roy Eldridge. i'll uploaded later the Roy Version. he made it look so easy when it's great challenge to any trumpeter.

[@robertbranco1126]

Wow

[@danielribeiro2144]

KRAIIIIIII.......!

[@rdangelo]

Nice looking horn.

[@williamlyng9106]

The horn is a Wild Thing by Flip Oaks

[@williamlyng9106]

Could have my wired crossed, but you should check out the Wild Thing.

[@bd1845]

@@williamlyng9106 it’s a schilke S42L Faddis model. I don’t think Jon has ever played any other trumpets other than Schilke.

[@jbbm1983]

@johnsurs22 When Roy was older and could no longer play he would do gigs and sing. On these occasions he would invite Jon to play trumpet; Jon would play Roy's solos, Roy would sing. Apparently Roy felt that Jon knew his style better than any other trumpet players, and would do his style justice. If it is good enough for Roy himself it is good enough for me, and should be for you too. Please educate yourself before commenting on things that you don't know about.

[@veot.2869]

Thank you.

[@PuffinEasy]

which trumpet Roy used?

[@princessbubblee699]

He does a good Eldridge.

[@aklamaofficiel4336]

✌👉🤙

[@jbbm1983]

@johnsurs22 You miss the point. No one plays it exactly the same as Roy, but Jon happens to emulate Roy's style better than anyone around. Not to mention he is the only one around who has the facility/chops to execute these solos (Wynton included). By the way Faddis plays a 27 throat, somewhat smaller compared to what Pops played.

[@gregtheodoran6642]

nobody plays thys song the same as roy.AND NOBODY PLAYS THIS SONG THE SAME AS FADDIS

[@marcovovcok]

обкурився канабісу :))

[@PianoMeSasha]

I dont know Jon, so i am not meaning this to be mean, but assuming he is a professional jazz musician, this painful version of this song shows you just what swing Roy had...

[@johnsurs22]

@jbbm1983 My purpose was not to insult Jon Faddis; it's just that he's obviously a capable player and pro, but sometimes he gets into showing off mode; that's probably why he played it so fast. Obviously, he is a screamer, but this piece only goes to A above High C- many players have the endurance to play this solo. I guess I was just disappointed. I especially don't like when players put in modern style embellishments onto swing songs. 27 is surprising- about halfway between Dizzy and Roy then

[@bd1845]

It’s really only Jon’s interpretation of a classic Roy solo… had he copied it note for note at the same speed and everything else, people would have said what’s the point in just copying it. I think if more trumpet players had the ability in the upper register as Faddis does they would ‘show off’ too.

[@ILoveHighNotes]

И шо это за фигня? У музыканта отвратительная атака. Отсутствует нормальное движение мелодии. Это просто набор нот.

[@bd1845]

If you don’t understand what this is there is no point me wasting my time explaining it to you with a comment like that.

[@ILoveHighNotes]

@@bd1845, аплодирую вам, более "водяного" комментария я в жизни не встречал.

[@bd1845]

@@ILoveHighNotes how ironic you mention water when you are clearly pretty thick.