Johnny Cash Show - Trumpet Duel featuring Al Hirt
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- Опубліковано 31 січ 2021
- this is from the johnny cash show 16 decembre 1970. everyone is is western costumes and theres a duel between some awesome trumpet players !!
the carter sisters look so pretty in the old west clothes :-) i don't see helen though
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gotta love it !! al the king hirt will always be the king of the trumpet.
Guido Basso is the Canadian Trumpet player in the Dual!! Both were great players!
I'm surprised Guido wasn't very well known in the U.S.
@@kn-qz7byhe was certainly well-known and highly revered by US trumpet players and those around the world!
Thanks for the ID. Loved his playing.
All these years and I still miss “Jumbo”! Al Hirt was my hero when I was a kid in the 1960’s learning to play the trumpet at 8 years old. Ann Margret referred to him as “Jumbo” on the record they made together. He was a great in more ways than just the trumpet.😊
I'm a big Herb Alpert fan but also an Al Hirt fan, too. Al was a classically trained trumpeter and virtuoso and played Carnegie Hall in the 1960s.
Don't forget Doc. I remember when Al was in a New Orleans parade and someone threw a piece of brick, hitting Jumbo in the mouth. When Doc heard about it in California, he called Al to check up on him. Al's comment is supposed to have been, "Doc, how did you throw that brick and get back to California so fast?" Great players, great compatriots.
@@jasonstarr6419 I know that after that terrible incident Al said he wouldn't participate in the Mardi Gras parade anymore because the city had become too dangerous. That was decades ago and things are arguably worse in NO nowadays.
That was special.
I would have been about four when it was televised. If it was on I have no recollection. Thank you!
two mighty fine trumpet players.
This is so fing great! I play the horn, both of these guys are assume! 😊
in the mid-60's, I was given an Al Hirt album as a birthday gift by my next door neighbors. At the time, I was in middle school (junior hi, we called it then), and playing cornet. I played that album about a thousand times, and played right along with it. Later, I gathered a number of Al's other albums and upon entering college, switched to trumpet. I managed to play along with a number of his songs, my favorite being Carnival of Venice. I actually did a passable rendition, if I do say so myself. What an honor for the "challenger" to have played alongside Al Hirt.
On Al's Carnegie Hall concert album, the back of the record jacket mentioned that Al had said something like he was "going to play all night long". So, the jacket said, "If Al Hirt ever plays in Alaska, it would be worth the cost to go - because their nights last six months!" Still haven't gotten my Al Hirt signature trumpet. Maybe someday!
Thanks for posting this. New sub.
I love the dead mouthpieces in the jar!
I miss Those Good Times 👍
Ah yes the good old who has the best range and quickest tonguing duels!
Love it
Guido Basso died earlier this year (2023). Godspeed.... Sparks in Daytona
Great representation of "Trumpet Ego"
It's "Black Bart" Basso!
Who is that other trumpet player? Is it Lin Biviano or Bill Chase?
Guido Basso.
neither
Al is playing a LeBlanc
Guido a Benge
Did Hirt record both sides of the duel?
Hell no! Guido is a monster player!
Today's *NOW* GENERATION has no idea what great music 🎶is.
Both were good, but I think Guido Basso was even Better than Al.
That's a good way to start a fight, pardner!!! lol.... the same sort of argument can be made about Al vs. Doc Severinsen. Having listened to recordings by both of them along with recordings from many other trumpeters (Maynard Ferguson comes to mind) as well, I'd say choosing which is "better" is more likely either focusing on a particular aspect of play or style combined with personal taste. Oh, Harry James, too.