Urbie Green: Phil Wilson on Urbie Green

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@PaulTheTrombonist 7 лет назад

that was fun! Follow me on twitter to get in on the action next time twitter.com/jazztrombonist

@jcaviani 10 лет назад

I will never forget my years studying with Phil Wilson at Berklee in the early eighties - what a great guy and player. I will always carry those memories fondly. As for Urbie, he came to our high school in 1978 for our Jazz Tracs series and we did a duet on a tune called Blue Monk. I can remember being in awe. What an incredibly melodic and fluid player.

@colvid 9 лет назад

Attended a Phil Wilson ITA workshop in the late 1970's and as someone dragged a chair into the over flowing room, Phil matched the screeching sound perfectly with his trombone. Besides impressing, it was a great workshop.

@MrStableman 10 лет назад

Thanks again Paul for this glimpse of trombone history.

@DustyTravis 10 лет назад

So cool that Mr. Wilson expounded on Urbie Green. Up next- Buddy Morrow?

@CharlieCookGunGrams 7 лет назад

Love the interviews with Phil! I studied with him in the late 80's/early 90's. He is the reason I moved to Boston.

@PaulTheTrombonist 7 лет назад

thats great to hear! The Phil Wilson video series holds a special place in my heart. That man means a lot to me and I look up to him so much

@ocsteved 6 лет назад

Thanks for doing these Paul, I had Phil for several classes back in the early 70s and early 80s....a truely great musician.

@PaulTheTrombonist 6 лет назад

It was one of the greatest honors of my life and happy to wake up to your message today. thank u for watching

@crtune 10 лет назад

Urbie is a GREAT soloist. I think Urbie, to me, is the second most transcribed (by me) soloist after Rosolino. Phil and Paul have it right - the guy was a giant. His choice of notes, and his sound are his great asset. Urbie also projects a great self assurance in his sound, that few trombone players manage to project. If you overlook Urbie Green in your studies of trombone jazz, I think you are making a big mistake. Listen to his solo in "Rain (Chuva)" on Walter Wanderly's "Rainforest" recording. It's brilliant, demonstrates fabulous note choice concept, and even uses some of Phil Wilson's own incredible "buzz slur" type effects (very briefly, and subtly, as Urbie always does). Rain could be perplexing to many soloists because it's medium tempo, very mellow, and yet Bossa. It demands some double time, yet really lends itself to sheer beauty of sound quality. Urbie does not disappoint on this one. Now, I will not stop until I find that "Blue Flame" jazz solo that Phil is talking about. That tune was Woody's theme for many years, and is a great bluesy vehicle for the band and the trombone. Often it features plunger work for bone.

@mrbtadashi 10 лет назад

I'd love to get Phill's thoughts and a story or two about my father's (Billy Byers) playing. Loving these Phill Wilson sequences. He's a hero!

@crtune 10 лет назад

Your dad was one of the true giants of jazz trombone playing. I listened to one of his solos and was knocked out by his conception and exectution and everthing about his playing. My reaction was "No wonder this guy was an in demand jazz trombone player in New York. He was incredible".

@drjukebox 5 лет назад

I understand Billy Byers was one of the most prolific yet unknown arrangers in LA history. People like Quincy would let BB do the job and pay him for it, and then put their own names on it. This beside all the arrangements that actually has his name on it.

@randysteele6741 Год назад

There was an album that came out decades ago made by a band of former Herman players. Pretty sure it was Erbie on the awesome bone solo on Blue Flame.

@benmapes7927 10 лет назад

Your the best man Keep it up!!!!!

@elkartian 10 лет назад

Fascinating thanks for sharing

@IamUncledeuce 10 лет назад

FYI... Bobby Brookmeyer was a valve trombonist. Excellent. Urbie Green, wow.

@jakester2069 10 лет назад

You need to do "Take On Me" by Reel Big Fish, and "Where is Micah?" by Five Iron Fenzy!

@marklong8608 Год назад

Lots of old recordings of Woody and Blue Flame on YT, but I think this is the one he is referring to: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PEuSDtz7Jag.html