Night in Tunisia clip

Frank Greene trumpet solo cadenza with Dizzy All-Star Band

[@PJMPercussion]

I saw Frank when he was with Maynard - he has to be one of my most favorite players ever ! and as someone else already stated - - he is a great guy as well !

[@JackPurdon]

HE IS A BEAST I need the full version of this somehow

[@DancingSpiderman]

Frank Greene took over Al Chez's trumpet spot on the CBS Orchestra (David Letterman Show band) Frank's a SommaBitch!!! I'm gonna check out more recording by Frank Greene.

[@soulfire2588]

Arturo Sandoval and Dizzy Gillespie did that lick in octaves in a concert back in the 80's or 90's. That's why Frank did it here. You can prob find the original on here if you search for Arturo. He still plays that lick in concerts occasionally when he feels like showing off his range.

[@PystolPeet]

He's not doing it occasionally but every single night he's on stage!

[@corbynjones8750]

That's Raw Power in its purest form.

[@Dae8184]

Frank's awesome! Makes it look easy...

[@GodzRicko]

Simply amazing!

[@ChristopherColetti]

WHOA

[@CraigKirchner]

Mount Pleasant in the house!

[@JackPurdon]

where can i find the full version of this??? its awesome

[@TheBloodlust173]

goat

[@pedroesteban86]

@Eleventytwoo Bach's Cantata, BWV 147 "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring"

[@ChuCkyKiLLER001]

What is it with trombone players always telling trumpet players to play higher? I do that to my director all the time. He was playing double C once and I hit my triple Bb thereby matching his pitch. He hasn't bothered me since.

[@djc4n]

Looks like the guy from the BD '89 solo lol

[@lokanta100]

its higher note than scott mullett can play

[@sil3ntdr3ams58]

My last name is Greene...Can we be related?! 0.0

[@computerdynamo]

technically impressive, but musically, no class

[@PatrickMouthpieces]

Totally disagree. Dig deeper in what you listen to. Everything that he plays has origin in other music. Even why he’d insert it into that “cadenza” all has basis in the musical history of what he’s playing. Every aspect of it musically or physically is all impressive.