One of the best trombonists ever. I have them in my Heart so: 1) Teagarden 2) Dickenson 3) Ory 4) Tommy Dorsey 5) Mc Garity 6) Fontana 7) Brunies 8) Johnson
Ed Hall was a practitioner of internal cleansing ! this involved swallowing a gauze bandage inch by inch and and then retrieving it slowly, this was repeated two or three times ! A great clarinettist.
Post Sript of Post Comment. Heh heh. This is certainly not on the album shown above . That’s for certain ! (Unless I’m losing my brain, which could very well be the case ) ~ ~ ~
@@arvo1303 : Thanks Arvo. I only have the original Album, which does not have that cut. (The one with Butterfield) I have SO MANY records and CDs. Hahahah. The sad thing is , I hardly ever listen these days . a few weeks ago, I pulled out some old records and listened . They were pretty good. Not the Mayall albums, this was some like : “Super Black Blues”. And others like it . Due to some finger problems, I havent played or made music since Jan. ! Going for the surgery soon. . . .
What the? Who is ? I have everything (or I thought I did). Mayall ever recorded. Sometimes in triplicate! I never hear this one, unless I just don’t remember. I certainly don’t have this on a record. And that harmonica sounds more like Paul Butterfield, so can anyone tell me where this is from?
i so appreciate this post. Such a gorgeous performance of Louise Farrenc's Trio op.33. This piece just makes my heart smile and the interpretation is masterful!!
Great "Blues" work but not enough of Vic on trombone imo.I just now caught the meaning of the title "Suspension Blues", i.e., the ending leaves you in "suspense."
