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Best Trumpet Players of All Time

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Rated 97 points - posted 2 years ago by mail4gigi in category Music.
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Paolo Fresu Report Abuse
610 points - added 1 year ago by guest - 13 comments
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Why is Miles #15 with 48 points? Can we just revisit the man and his music and witness a phenomenon who stepped outside the realm of norm, experimented with electricity, took insurmountable musical risk, played what he wanted, never tap dance for anyone and oh! ******* Brew…
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Doc Serverinsen was once asked who he belived was the greatest living player....he said Phil Driscoll.
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For mastering multiple styles you have to rank them Arturo, Al, Wynton then Doc; but any list of greatest trumpets which does not start with Louis is simply silly. Armstrong set the stage for all multi-talented trumpeters and defined the era of the jazz trumpet.
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Who besides Wynton has mastered both genres (classical and jazz)? No contest!
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This guy is horrible compared to alison balsom...look her up
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who?
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Fresu’s style is reminiscent of arguably the greatest trumpet player in jazz history: Miles Davis. Fresu was born in Sardinia, Italy, but that did not deter him from absorbing the best of American jazz. Influenced by the 1950s work of trumpet icons Miles Davis and Chet Baker, Fresu has developed a sophisticated style, employing the perfect combination of fantastic skill and exquisite emotion. What separates Fresu from the pack is his ability to combine a reverence for the past with an inquisitive orientation that drives his playing into the future.
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i did not hijacked,i just invited italians to vote for italian players.i know americans are better players but this way some of you will have a look on youtube to se other players from around the world paolo is a good player maybe not top 10 in history but top 3 today.
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I don't even think Paolo would say he is better than a lot of the other players on here. He has a nice sound but isn't an innovator by any means.
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I am a trumpet master, a god among these others!
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Can't swing!
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Some Italian has hijacked these rankings!!! Yeah Paolo and these other Italians are better than Pops, Diz and Brownie... right.
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the best player in the world today from sardinia italy
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Wayne Bergeron Report Abuse
282 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 2 comments
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Those videos make me laugh!
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One of the most effortless players ever. Wayne is very exciting to listen and has phenomenal range and control.
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Louis Armstrong Report Abuse
Innovator
279 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 7 comments
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Number 8?? Louis Armstrong is one of my major influences! My only one for trumpet :) I have to say though. All of these trumpet players are amazing :)
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If you know ANYTHING about the trumpet you know it begins here!
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Louis WAS the guy. he literally took the world of jazz and said 'this is how you swing.' his power was and is unmatched. also the best improvisor of all time being a musical genius. to not see him at the #1 spot makes this whole list void. no one better than Satchmo
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But Louis ignited the spark, he was extremely imaginative and have you ever tried to play "Cornet Chop Suey"? It is very difficult. Louis style is unmistakable, anytime I hear that punchy sound, I know it's him. That is hard to be said of many players. I think that is mastery, when one's musical identity is so saturated through the sound of his/her instrument, that with just one note, you know who it is, even if you can't see them.
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You know just because a trumpet player is famous doesn't mean he is the best... Louis is amazing, but not in the top ten... leave that spot for the people who mastered trumpet. Louis was famous because of the era and the style he proformed at, his voice helped too.
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He redefined the art of Trumpet playing...
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he was a great and generous trumpteer
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Maynard Ferguson Report Abuse
Began as a phenom as a teen. Became one of the great Jazz trumpeters.
183 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 6 comments
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By far the most influential trumpet player of all time. A man who crossed so many musical genres like no trumpet player ever dared. The driving force,chemistry,and improvisational skill of his bands were nothing less than amazing. Of all the great horn players I've seen in my life time ,not one was as exciting as seeing and hearing Maynard perform!
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82.....82 WOW that is nuts, Somewhere in the top 10 to 15
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Not even close! These rankings are absurd!
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The best of the best, showing his amazing range and bright tone, he is an idol for trumpet players years later
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Maynard's dexterity is impressive to say the least.
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STILL one of the ALL-TIME Trumpet greats. Though some may only know his Big Band and Jazz playing, he played it ALL...His playing was instrumental in influencing generations of trumpet players and he had a generous and outgoing personality...His musical talent was phenominal and anyone who ever accused him of being a "show-off" for his playing in the extreme upper register is either an idiot or jealous.
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Herb Alpert Report Abuse
There is no such thing as 'the greatest' or 'best ever' be it trumpet players or any other, personal preference & bias append. No, the ears have it - audience's. As such, I'll add Herb Alpert to this very subjective list of fine players.
174 points - added 1 year ago by guest - 7 comments
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I can't say who is greatest, but the first comment here is true, Herb Alpert is the most commercially successful trumpeter of all time. I mean if you look at dollars in the bank. He is a very, very wealthy man.
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I love Herb, but he does not come close to being on the all time list.
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No one lasts almost 50 years without talent. Give Herb his due. And give him credit for having an amazing ear for recognizing talent as well.
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Give me a break. Herb wouldn't have made his band if he had to try out.
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Herb Alpert had a unique sound and talent. Being the best technically does not necessarily make you the best. Once you get to a given technical level it is style that takes over. Herb Alpert had the style.
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Ok, above comment, so not true. There are a lot more successful...and if you like his sound, try Sanduval. Not that I would even compare the two....but both have a latin feel to thie music.
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Herb Alpert is clearly the most commercially successful trumpeter of all time by far. He also has a unique sound and style. He is (thankfully) a great musician rather than a great technician. We trumpeters can learn much from that!
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Bobby Shew Report Abuse
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Wynton Marsalis Report Abuse
Incredible player both classically and in jazz, superb innovator and promoter of music.
163 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 6 comments
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He is the best ever because of his mastery of both the classical AND jazz genres. He should top the list. He is in a league of his own! Enough said already!
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He should be in the top ten on this list...
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He belongs in the top ten on this list...
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Ya, #1 should be a three-way, Wynton, Allen Vizzutti and Maynard...
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Phenominal technician but his jazz Improvisational style is often beyond the grasp of many listeners...When he does his take-offs on jazz "standards" you usually can't recognize the songs because he's so far "out there" that he looses the Melody...
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he has the best sound of any trumpet player
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Fabrizio Bosso Report Abuse
159 points - added 1 year ago by guest - 1 comment
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this guy sucks compared to alison balsom...
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Alessi Vacchiano Report Abuse
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Claudio Roditi Report Abuse
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Andrea Giuffredi Report Abuse
This trumpeter is absolutely remarkable.
124 points - added 11 months ago by guest - 1 comment
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Possibly better than all the rest.
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Flavio Boltro Report Abuse
105 points - added 1 year ago by guest - 1 comment
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Not even in the best 1000 around today. Just listen to him.
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Alan Vizzutti Report Abuse
84 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 3 comments
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Allen and Maurice are both exceptional players, I would have to go with Allen Vizzutti just inching ahead of Maurice.
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You mean ALLEN Vizzutti?
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Vizzutti's ability to articulate with such accuracy and range can only be interpreted as being a master virtuoso.
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Maurice Andre' Report Abuse
He has been seated by his peers as the greatest classical player to date.
55 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 4 comments
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very gifted. Truely amazing sound.
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loves his wine
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he is one of the greatest of all times. best classical player known to man!!!! lol
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In a class by himself.
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Miles Davis Report Abuse
53 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 2 comments
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Check out "All Blues" by Miles and you will think you are in heaven!! It's 11 minutes & 32 seconds of pure Jazz bliss by one of the best bands at the time.
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Was phenominal in his early and mid years...It is a shame what heroin did to him in his later years. He could still play but his improvisation became trite, his sound thin, and his once great stylistic abiliity became shallow...For reallyGREAT Miles, check out his "Porgy and Bess" and other fantastic arrangements written for him by Gil Evans...
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Daniel Clemente Report Abuse
Amazing Trumpet player whose tone quality is incredible and just melts your heart!
35 points - added 1 year ago by guest - 6 comments
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Actually, I took a tuner to one of his concerts and he plays perfectly well in tune. There is this Aaron k. kid that is jealous of his skills and it is hilarious to watch him trying to bring Clemente down!
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I also say he plays flat. Maybe that's his thing but it doesn't sound good.
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I heard this guy play last week!! It is like heaven opens up when he starts to play! Truly amazing technique and tone quality!
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It takes more than playing consistently flat to melt my heart... no thanks!
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WHO?????
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somebody is a hopeless romantic/liar
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Clifford Brown Report Abuse
32 points - added 1 year ago by guest - 3 comments
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Having Brownie down here and Maynard and Arturo way up there? What are ya high?
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Being one of the greatest if not THE greatest jazz musicians, he should not be this low in a list of trumpet players
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WHAT???? why if brownie all the way down here???? :( Had the warmest sounds i've EVER heard, its like listening to melted chocolate...
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Chet Baker Report Abuse
what can I say? One of the most passionate players. In my opinion he lived what he played
32 points - added 1 year ago by guest - 1 comment
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So your saying he lived like Miles;)
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Dizzy Gillespie Report Abuse
32 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 2 comments
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i love his face when he plays
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He could FLY around the horn...Amazing set of fingers and fantastic flexibility and articulation even at extreme speeds...While known for his combo and small group playing you really need to hear him playing "larger pieces" like "The Afro Suite" (4 movement suite) and "Gillespiana" ( 5 part suite) and other longer pieces written for him by Lalo Schifrin (such as "The Legend of Atlantis" and "The Empire" in 5/4 meter)...
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Phil Driscoll Report Abuse
Unique sound, exceptional tonal quality and projection in the high register
32 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 5 comments
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Uh, have you not heard his tonguing or fingering? He's probably the best technical player ever. And certainly the most creative.
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What's the deal with white players and the playing high.
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He's got some great chops and even a better voice. But limited vocabulary and shouldn't be ranked this high! If this was a "who can play the highest" or tone competition, I could see him up a little higher. Maybe.
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Phil should have been among the top ten. His high register is simply captivating.
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Another one of those phenominal trumpet players that all to few people really know about...Big, pure sound from the bottom to the extreme top of the horn...
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Arturo Sanduval Report Abuse
32 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 5 comments
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LOL that Arturo is below Dizzie. Dizzie produced a lot of popular tunes, but Arturo could always play circles around him and everybody knew that.
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Sandoval is the proper spelling
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This guy (sanduval) is the best. I would listen to him some before you vote for anyone else. Oh, and Maurice Andre' is the best for classical. How did Vizzutti make #1? Even Clifford brown blows him away, and I don't think Clifford is on this list. Best entertainer and best sound goes to Satchmo....and every serious trumpet player agrees with this. What a Phenom.
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His achievements without formal training are astounding.
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Once you hear Arturo's "Mam-Bop" cut...You have to ask yourself, is this horn virtuoso from this world. He is amazing, awe-inspiring.
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Harry James Report Abuse
He was creative, innovative and he could express his feelings with trumpet!
31 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 1 comment
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he should be in top 10 to 15
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Jerry Hey Report Abuse
29 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 2 comments
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Jerry Hey is an American trumpeter, flugelhornist, horn arranger, string arranger, orchestrator and session musician who has played on hundreds of commercial recordings, including 'Thriller'. He is known as the Seawind trumpeter and arranger who plays with Gary Grant, Larry Williams and Bill Reichenbach Jr..
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Amazing arranger and trumpet player. Kept Gary Grant out front where he should be for decades.
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David Krauss Report Abuse
Principle metropolitan opera orchestra
23 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 3 comments
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Kraussmeister!!!
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He's a nice boy.
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hands down, most beautiful sound
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Rafael Mendez Report Abuse
Rafael's unmatched technical skills coupled with his egoless desire to make beautiful music make him my choice for best trumpet player of all time.
18 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 2 comments
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I would also say he is the best of the best
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Yes! just listen to his Moto Perpetuo
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Thomas Reiner Report Abuse
Incredible piccolo trumpet player, great sound! Definetly one of the best!
17 points - added 1 year ago by guest - 2 comments
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He is......brilliant! Never heard someone playing baroque music on piccolo trumpet like him.Great!
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He is offering an inexhaustible feast for the ears. What afine player.
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Bud Herseth Report Abuse
Principal Trumpet for the Chicago Symphony for many years. He established himself as one of the great symphany orchestra players of all time.
17 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 1 comment
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All was well until that Chris Martin dude showed up.
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Chris Botti Report Abuse
Innovative, unique, versatile
13 points - added 2 years ago by ggsherwood - 4 comments
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Incredible. he made me feel like I was "there".
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but hes one of the best and better than you plus hes an amazing person, ive had the honor to talk to him on the phone as a part of morehead state universitys summer arts academy, hes good friends with the professor of trumpet there, so ive had the honor of talking to him and hes given me a new trumpet outlook, i love him to death!
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His playing needs mo stank!
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Very pretty sound, but not very exciting. Nothing "wrong" with what he does but he somewhat like vanilla ice cream in a world of Baskin-Robbins.
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Doc Serverinsen Report Abuse
Great player, great personality.
13 points - added 2 years ago by mail4gigi - 3 comments
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should be in the top 20
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Great jackets
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Began as an amazing young player, even today remains at the top of his game.
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Bill Chase Report Abuse
awesome range and power with unequaled technique
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Loved hearing Bill play in his group "Chase". Also really liked hearing him play lead for Woody Herman's band.
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Clyde McCoy Report Abuse
Classic!
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Nicholas Angel Report Abuse
So sexy!
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This guy is amazing!
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Alison Balsom Report Abuse
Flawless technique, amazing lipslurs, easily played higher register
10 points - added 6 months ago by guest - 1 comment
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Beautiful and talented. One of the most flawless players I personally have heard in a long time, and I'm a trumpet major in college.
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Freddie Hubbard Report Abuse
10 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 2 comments
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Very underrated talent by the jazz establishment. One of the all time great jazz composers and improviser as one heck of a trumpet player.
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Listen to this guy and move him up. He is favorite of a LOT of jazz trumpet greats. Very tallented and innovative. Beautiful sound.
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Al Hirt Report Abuse
10 points - added 2 years ago by guest - 3 comments
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Al Hirt... 30?... YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING ME! Listen to the theme from the Green Hornet and tell me that again! from an old trumpet player
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Al Hurtin' when he played legit stuff.
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Al "he's the best" Hirt to be exact
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Bix Biederbach Report Abuse
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Bieder'BACH'? Is he the last decedent of JS Bach?
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Tine Thing Helseth Report Abuse
Every so often a player comes along with a tone quality that just melts your heart. This is one such artist. Beautiful, passionate, and articulate interpretations of trumpet standards.
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Giant thing loves Tine Thing!!!
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Adam Rapa Report Abuse
he IS the lead player. was playing lead book with professional bands when he was 16! no, he doesn't have the highest range or cleanest articulations, but he has that in your face sounds while at the same time being able to put you to sleep with his ballads. Amazing trumpet player, not top ten, but definetly worthy to be on this list
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Sounds sharp on YouTube!!!
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roy hargrove Report Abuse
newer guy that has great technical skills.
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Phil Smith Report Abuse
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One of the greatest if not the greatest ever. Exceptional tone.
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Alexander Abreu Report Abuse
Just listen to him..
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No thanks!
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john joshua racal Report Abuse
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168Just listen to him..
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Arnold Henry-John Report Abuse
Has the best pure Mexican sound. Cleanest triple tounging I've ever heard. Heard him play carnival of Venice and end on not the super high F but the F above that. That alone should put him in the greats.
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I've heard him too. He adjusts his sound depending on the style of the piece he's a great legit player too.
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Carnival of Venice with a Mexican sound?
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I must say. One of the lesser known trumpet players however, I attended one of his concerts and he definitely belongs on this list.
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James Allen Report Abuse
Amazing tone and virtuosic technique. Former Principle Trumpet player of LA Philharmonic in 1926.
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Lynn Nicholson Report Abuse
One of the best upper registers ever. Clean playing
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Guillermo Aguilar Report Abuse
Because he is the best argentinian tango trumpeter of all time, he plays beyond quad high C with almost any effort, Sandoval and Marsalis recognized his supremacy when they visited Buenos Aires.
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James Morrison Report Abuse
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Mannie Klein Report Abuse
Mannie Klein....the most versatile reader of all studio players. Used to read 18 radio shows per week live after another player had come in practiced, and marked up the charts. In his 60s, had a triple session booked the day he had a stroke which took him out of the game
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andy marchese Report Abuse
if you have to ask
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eric rinily Report Abuse
because hes awesome at trumpet
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Ziggy Elman Report Abuse
Helped bring Klezmer music into jazz --> "And the Angels Sing" Was with Benny Goodman at the same time as Harry James Heart attack at 44 took away his breath. Taught Herb Alpert to play!!!
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Mike Lawrence Report Abuse
Brilliant NYC soloist who tragically died too soon from cancer. At only 27 years old, he had played on Joe Henderson early albums, Bob James, Larry Coryell. He could play bebop, latin, smooth jazz etc. Had the most lyrical solos I have ever hear and could play fiery jazz. Check him out guys!
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Chuck Findley Report Abuse
Chuck would play for hours an octave up not missing while others doubled him down cacking away. THE most amazing studio player for modern work, period.
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Armando Trujillo Report Abuse
Plays for Ebenezer church and has been recognized worldwide.
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Wouldn't know him he told me who he was... are you sure worldwide. Maybe just at the church on Sundays.
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what about lee morgan? Report Abuse
only one of the best if not the best to ever pick up the instrument, THINK ABOUT IT!!!
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yes i agree completely, and clifford brown the same. these two men are in my top 10 all time.
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Rick Braun Report Abuse
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Ryan Whittle Report Abuse
He has a wide variety of notes, can master all rythms and can kick butt on the trumpet!!
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Round rock express sorry not round rick
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Wow I jut saw this guy play at the round Rick express game and he was amazing he is truly a fantastic trumpet player and will go far with it
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He is the absolute best trumpet player in the world!!!!!!!!! He went to Travis Middle school in Texas and has been playing ever since he can be found playing numerous solos at temple college in temple texas
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Yeah he has 12 notes like everyone else.
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Clark Terry Report Abuse
He could talk to you with his trumpet or fluegelhorn
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Roy Eldridge Report Abuse
'Little Jazz' was the world's greatest, superceding Louis and influencing Diz and all of Be Bop!
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Dave Crown Report Abuse
One of Canada's great big band players, currently with Sophisticated Swing.
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Canada's greatest swing player!!! Saw him play New Years Eve and he sounded beautiful!!!
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Bernie Glow Report Abuse
Bernie was a "first-call" studio player and big band lead player in the NYC area for many years. Had an immaculate style and was a true gentleman. Knew him and always considered him one of the best ever. Very modest as well. Always praising his colleagues.
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Woody Shaw Report Abuse
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chuck mangione Report Abuse
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Chuck Mangione really is that great, and any excellent flugelhorn player would think so. Chuck's music and flugelhorn playing is exceptional.
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Beautiful sound and had a style that the average person loved to listen to..His music was rhythmically alive and pulled you along with it...His playing and his hip charts/arrangements made playing the Flugelhorn a "cool thing" to do again for a new generation of trumpet players.
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not really that great
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Vince DiMartino Report Abuse
One of the best. Performs, and hangs with Doc, Allen Vizzuti, etc.
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Dave Douglas Report Abuse
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red allen Report Abuse
I agree with the Herb Alpert comments, and that is why Harry James must be in the top five. His technical ability on the instrument was astonishing, but surpassed by the likes of Mendez, Sandoval and Andre. He was no doubt the most popular of them all - starring in movies, married to Betty Grable, a host of #1 songs, similar to Herb Albert in the latter. He had longevity and changed with the times; first recording in 1936 and into the 1970's, from 39 forward he employed a big band and kept many families fed. His recorded output is enormous and has small group, trio work, be-bop work, classical, popular, swing etc. Also, why has noone mentioned Blue Mitchell, Buck Clayton, Red Allen or Sweets Edison. Are you people biased against the great swing trumpet men?
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What an odd thing, to take up almost the entire post arguing for Harry James' placement to be higher and only give Red Allen a passing mention on Red Allen's segment. Henry "Red" Allen played with King Oliver in the '20s, Louis Armstrong, Benny Goodman, and lots of others before forming his own group, touring with them throughout the 40's and 50's and continuing to record with his friends in the biz into the mid-60's. Great all-around jazz player with a Louis Armstrong derived sound merged with an avant-garde attitude.
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Emelia (Emmy) Johnston Report Abuse
Incredible trumpet player! Overpasses everyone that is her age.
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Who is she?...Where is she from?...
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Dmitry Levitas Report Abuse
Levitas Brothers www.levitasmusic.com
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Just AWFUL!!!!
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Alison Balsom Report Abuse
Classical genius
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Susan Slaughter Report Abuse
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What a fine career!
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Claude Gordon Report Abuse
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He is great he should be number1
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Lynn Biviano Report Abuse
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How come Biviano is so far down on list is just wierd...One of the top Big Band and Studio players for decades...Big, full sound, flawless technique, effortless upper register....
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Thad Jones Report Abuse
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Hugh Masekela Report Abuse
Highly innovative jazz fusion artist from the 1960s. A reknown South African who has recordedarlound 28 albums.
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love Hugh - wild and powerful. Great improv too.
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edit/correction: Hugh Masekela has recorded around 28 albums.
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Brandon Warbrick Report Abuse
Because he's only in seventh grade but he's an extraordinary trumpet player he can play all the way from low g to high c!!! Plus he's one of the youngest trumpet players at his school and he's already in the top band and he is first chair!!!
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I know a kid who's in fourth Grade, and can play from low E to high C.
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This kid blows;)
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He works at the 7Eleven down the road from me!!!
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All well and good...but...a lot of young trumpet players can play to and above High C if they had the correct instruction and if they practiced correctly. Ditto on playing "first chair" in a school band...And just how good is the Band on a National (or Regional) rating system. Not trying to knock this guy but it sounds like you are a friend and probably not objective in your rating
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Brandon Warbrick Is an AWESOME trumpet player!!!
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Malcolm Mcnab Report Abuse
Greatest studio musician ever. If you've seen a movie or watched a television program, you have heard him play.
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Terence blanchard Report Abuse
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As sweet a sound as I've ever herd from a trumpet. Tallented composer too.
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Chris Martin Report Abuse
He has the most beautiful sound with flawless technique. He wins every audition he takes. He is Chicago's principal player. What more should I say?
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Actually Chris was asked to go to Chicago, but turned it down to stay in Atl for a few years with his teacher larry black. Christ, in my humblest opinion, is the best player in the country right now
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So overrated. Real players know he's nothing special. I wouldn't even break if he was crossing the street in front of me!
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this guy plays a flugal horn
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he clearly does not win every audition, it took him three tries to get into the CSO
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Cat Anderson Report Abuse
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YES!!!...The things he did with Ellington are STILL Legend....
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Mike Vox Report Abuse
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His last name is spelled VAX
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Sean Jones Report Abuse
Lead with Lincoln Center and a great soloist. One of the best around today!
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Grantie Sawyer Jameson Report Abuse
He is a beast at all musical instruments
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Can he play the Theromine?
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Paul Gonzales Report Abuse
Albuquerque's best Jazz Trumpeter
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I think the two other jazz trumpet players in Albuquerque might disagree
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Didn't this gut play for the Padres?
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Thats saying a lot...
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Billy Butterfield Report Abuse
His collaboration with Ray Conniff is impressive. He has great timing and his feel for the music is as well done as any in this list.
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Ryan Kisor Report Abuse
many people sound like somebody else...but not this guy...King Kisor is one of the most unique players alive...his music is one of the most genuine ive ever heard of...was with him at a couple of gigs...great techniques too...simply, simply amazing...
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ruben simeo Report Abuse
at 9 years old he can play like allen vizzuti
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Truly Talented!!
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Yeah right...
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Ducky Weeks Report Abuse
He has played for 1,000s of fine people in retirment homes and they say he is great.
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They also say he is too loud!
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