"Yesterdays" by Bob McChesney

"Yesterdays"
Track 4 from the CD "Chez Sez" by Bob McChesney
Featuring:
Bob McChesney (trombone)
Larry Goldings (piano)
Darek Oles (bass)
Bill Stewart (drums)

[@edgilchrist6374]

Wow, what a great interpretation of a great song. Tasty virtuosity at its finest.

[@trevorsikorski6040]

At least this recording has survived. All of Bob McChesney's stuff was removed from spotify, and I believe the other streaming platforms as well (I have no idea why). It's sad too, because Bob McChesney has been such a HUGE influence on doodle tongue technique, and bebop trombone vernacular.

[@joaquinauzenne]

Best living Trombonist

[@eulman09]

I just purchased the album on iTunes. So delightful to hear a current master perform his own originals and classic tunes from the American Songbook.

[@williamharris1131]

Love listening to Bob! I'm totally mesmerized by his artistry/imagination/creativity! combined with one of the greatest Trombone sounds! :)

[@Limit_Addict]

just the best trombone player in the world

[@jeanpierrecarpentier]

such beauty from everybody on this album

[@duanetatro9125]

Absolutely bloody beautiful!! Duane Tatro

[@geraldnichols2722]

A fave trombone song.

[@meiryevelyn5376]

Bravo!

[@user-yi7ks1ip9j]

Прекрасный музыкант иинструменталист!

[@soundslikefrank]

Mesmerizing and Beautiful! Bravo, Sir! 🎼🎶🎵💫

[@sklokiaferamin8943]

You have a warm, round tone. Great phrasing !

[@andywaynick5201]

Well, we have this wonderful and amazing version of a standard by Bob McChesney, and we have one thumbs down rating. This brings to mind a famous quote by Albert Einstein: "The difference between genius and stupidity is that there is a limit to genius".

[@AdamLowBrass]

The first several notes sound like a quote from Rhapsody for Euphonium by James Curnow

[@joellealjunior7564]

Amazing !!!

[@1barracuda21]

masterpiece!!

[@danieltromboneoficial9201]

Nossa, que Leveza... Muito gostoso de ouvir...

[@bradleybunk6463]

Every note is clean and audible, centered on pitch, accented or not. Who else can do this, in sixteenths, on the slip horn?

[@drdougjue]

I sure would like to know how to get a soft, dark velvet tone in the low range which he does so well.

[@moimoi1967]

Coooooooool!!!❤❤❤