DavesTrumpet | Charlie Byrd - Blues for Night People- First Show @DavesTrumpet | Uploaded January 2010 | Updated October 2024, 46 minutes ago.
"First Show" from the album, Blues for Night People by jazz guitarist, Charlie Byrd. 1957
Some cool, bluesy music for all you night people out there. Enjoy!
"First Show" from the album, Blues for Night People by jazz guitarist, Charlie Byrd. 1957
Some cool, bluesy music for all you night people out there. Enjoy!
![New Soul [Yael Naim] Trumpet Cover - David Miller, trumpet](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/G-OoW4uYyN4/hqdefault.jpg "New Soul [Yael Naim] Trumpet Cover - David Miller, trumpet
FREE MP3: http://tinyurl.com/hjeas8l
Here is the final version of my arrangement of Yael Naims (Im a) New Soul. I hope you enjoy it! There is the main melodic line, which I play in the video, and two solo lines: one with pentatonic runs (Right Channel), and the other, high notes (Left Channel), that youll hear at the end. Enjoy! And HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!!
MUSIC SHEET PDF SCAN: https://www.dropbox.com/s/wdyjgqh5uqapzjk/New%20Soul%20for%20Trumpet.pdf?dl=0
FREE MP3:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/r4x1blmqb31suvb/NewSoulTrumpet.mp3?dl=0
TECHNICAL DETAILS
Trumpet: Kanstul CHI1000 (copy of Chicago 3X Benge)
Mouthpieces: Laskey 65MC, Marcinkiewicz E19*JWM
Microphone: Royer R-122
PreAmp: PreSonus w/ vintage Telefunken 12AX7 (for added warmth)
Compression: ART Pro VLA II
All into a Tascam DP-008 8-trk digital recorder
Mixed and reverberated on board the DP-008
Recorded December 30, 2015")
![Jean Pierre (Miles Davis) [Fragment] - David Miller, trumpet](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Gm7LeHIgL34/hqdefault.jpg "Jean Pierre (Miles Davis) [Fragment] - David Miller, trumpet
Jean Pierre [Fragment] (Miles Davis) David Miller, trumpet
Backing track by Haukur Páll
(www.youtube.com/user/haukur99)
A little segment of this wonderful Miles Davis tune, but this time in the key of F (instead of its normal key of A). Thanks for listening! Dave
About this tune:
I first heard this tune my senior year in high school when Miles Davis made somewhat of a comeback on national TV performing live on Saturday Night Live, Oct. 17, 1981, playing this simple, rather child-like melody. (Occasionally you can find this particular SNL segment on youtube). The performance was quite memorable, to say the least. And I seem to recall at the time the tune had no title. Miles would sometimes tell people to call it whatever or something similar when it came to naming a tune he was working on. I think that was the case with this one. Anyway, about nine months later, fresh out of high school and enjoying the last true vacation Id ever have, I was driving through St. Loius and heard Jean Pierre on the radio! I couldnt believe my ears, it was so cool hearing it again!! KWMU Radio was playing the latest Miles release, We Want Miles. Jean Pierre (recorded live in Japan) was the first track of the double-LP set.
TECHNICAL DETAILS:
Trumpet: Miller-Bach (copy of 1930s Bach Strad made by myself)
Mouthpiece: Laskey 65MC
Microphone: Royer R-122
PreAmp: PreSonus w/ vintage Telefunken 12AX7 (for added warmth)
Compression: ART Pro VLA II
All into a Tascam DP-008 8-trk digital recorder
Recorded and mixed in May 2014")
