YouTube Amazing Music Video Series #1: GRP All-Star Big Band, Cherokee
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Cherokee..Arturo Sandoval Chuck Findley and more
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Date Posted on YouTube:
November 26, 2007
YouTube Original Poster’s Comments:
“A great line-up of Arturo Sandoval, Chuck Findley, Randy Brecker and Byron Stripling. From the GRP series… ”
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61,655
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MusTech.Net Comment:
The trumpet players in this video are the best in the business. They are so tight in their playing and it is just a spectacular showing of just how amazing a trumpet player can be. The improvisation in this clip is both awesome to witness and a tribute to how much respect each of the players have for one another. Arturo Sandoval is nothing short of unbelievable in this recording, especially when he “skys” the last few seconds of this chart. If you are a trumpet player that wants to be inspired or you are a teacher that wants to inspire your young jazz trumpet players…start with this clip and move on from there.
Misc. Information:
AllMusic.Com has this to say about the album from where this clip is taken (Review by Scott Yanow):
The second of three releases by the GRP All-Star Big Band (headed by Dave Grusin) has lots of exciting moments, including “Manteca,” “Blue Train,” and a version of “Cherokee” that has tradeoffs by trumpeters Arturo Sandoval, Randy Brecker, Byron Stripling, and Chuck Findley. The band performs eight jazz standards plus Grusin’s “Blues for Howard.” Also among the highlights are the playing of Brecker and Eric Marienthal on “My Man’s Gone Now,” the teaming of clarinetist Eddie Daniels and vibraphonist Gary Burton on “Sing, Sing, Sing,” and the interplay between pianists Grusin and Russell Ferrante on “‘S Wonderful.”
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[…] Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed so you don’t miss any new licks added to the site.You’re are going to love this Jazz trumpet video of Arturo Sandoval, Randy Brecker, Chuck Findley, and Byron Stripling all taking a ride on Cherokee, trading eights, and starting and finishing with a great harmonized head of Cherokee. All four of these top notch trumpet players take phenomenal Jazz rides on Cherokee, which we all know is a pretty tough tune. Arturo Sandoval plays some pretty impressive high notes, Byron Stripling nails every chord change, Chuck Findley plays a very melodic trumpet solo, and Randy Brecker shows off his trumpet style all in one very fast, trumpet lick filled Jazz video. This recording was performed with the GRP All Star Big Band. […]