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Hace 1 día · But unlike many trumpet players, Roy Eldridge did not derive most of his inspiration from other trumpeters, but from saxophonists. He first developed his solo style by playing along to recordings of Coleman Hawkins and Benny Carter, and later said that, after hearing these musicians: "I resolved to play my trumpet like a sax."
Hace 4 días · A Foggy Day 16. Jazz Me Blues 17. The Nearness of You 18. That's a Plenty 19. Royal Garden Blues 20. The Song Is Ended Roy Eldridge is one of the most influential musicians of the swing era and a precursor of bebop. But unlike many trumpet players, Roy Eldridge did not derive most of his inspiration from other trumpeters, but from saxophonists.
Hace 4 días · Roy Eldridge’s bold, inventive trumpet playing carved a unique path in jazz history, earning him a lasting legacy as one of the greats who shaped the evolution of the genre. 12.
Hace 4 días · At the far left, Thelonious Monk’s charisma is palpable: perfectly dressed, confident, at ease, ready for all comers. Next to Monk, and nearly matching him for charisma are Howard McGhee, the legendary trumpeter, and to McGhee’s left, Roy Eldridge, the trumpet player who most directly anticipated Dizzy Gillespie.
Hace 5 días · “I salute Steven Cerra, drummer and writer, who has self-published two extraordinary volumes on Gerry Mulligan and Bill Evans. Cerra, who continues publishing a blog called Jazz Profiles, also writes a column right here for Substack.
Hace 1 día · But unlike many trumpet players, Roy Eldridge did not derive most of his inspiration from other trumpeters, but from saxophonists. He first developed his solo style by playing along to recordings of Coleman Hawkins and Benny Carter, and later said that, after hearing these musicians: "I resolved to play my trumpet like a sax."
Hace 3 días · 65 at the time and still in fine form, drummer Jo Jones had a rare opportunity to lead his own album for Pablo in 1976; the music has since been reissued on an OJC CD - Jones jams through four swing standards and a couple of basic originals with an all-star group including both Harry "Sweets" Edison and Roy Eldridge on trumpets, trombonist Vic Dickenson, tenor saxophonist Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis ...
