Trumpets in Stride New York Trumpet Ensemble

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  • Release Date: 11/01/1993
  • Original Release: 1990
  • Sales Rank: 125,563
  • Label: SUMMIT(CLASSICAL)
  • UPC: 099402116129

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Trumpets in Stride

1LISTENThe Mooche 3:10
2LISTENCornet Chop Suey 3:55
3LISTENNew Orleans 4:58
4LISTENGrandpa's Spells 2:49
5LISTENEast St. Louis Toodle-Oo 3:57
6LISTENBlueberry Rhyme 3:37
7LISTENBlack Bottom Stomp 2:36
8LISTENAfter You've Gone 4:09
9LISTENIn the Dark 4:11
10LISTENBuddy Bolden's Blues 6:34
11LISTENCome Sunday 3:23
12LISTENConcerto for Cootie 3:02
13LISTENPeckin' 3:36
14LISTENThe Pearls 4:16

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Okay, so it sounds corny and cute, and the black and white cover of the leaflet with the vintage '20s woman with the legs and booze might irk somebody, but there is no denying that this recording is a blast. Directed by trumpeter Mark Gould, the ensemble features Gould along with Marvin Stamm, Chris Gekker, David Bilger, and Tom Bontrager on trumpet, plus Sam Pilafian on tuba, and Mark Shane on piano. The group romps through fourteen early classics, including four by Ellington, another four by Jelly Roll Morton, and other period pieces. The arrangements are entirely respectful, though the unusual instrumentation gives the tunes a whole new flavor. This one's got pizzazz with a capital "P, " with everyone (including Pilafian and Shane) getting into the action with wildly emotional solos. ~ Steven A. Loewy, All Music Guide All Music Guide

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