Misty (Trombone Cover) Trombone Jazz Solo - Jazz Trombone
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- This is a Trombone Cover of "Misty". The song was Composed by Erroll Garner in 1954, and it is one of my favorite Ballads. Lyrics were added later, and were written by Johnny Burke. Thanks For Watching!
A Very Special Thanks to my friend, Tim Tyler for creating the Backing Track on this tune, and also for his Great Piano Playing!
Welcome to the Jazz Xtreme Channel - Hello! I play the Trombone, and my goal is to share my Trombone Cover Songs and Trombone Jazz Solo work with Jazz Enthusiasts everywhere.
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This is so very delightful.
Thanks for the kind words... Have a great day!
I remember playing with you when I was in college at UALR. Glad I stumbled across this on UA-cam. You still sound great man.
Thank You! I hope that you are doing well... are you still playing?
@@jazzxtreme2674I am, I freelance in New Orleans I play a variety of gig a lot of Latin Music and try to do my own straight ahead thing I have a few recordings Ive taken at gigs on my profile on here.
Another of my favourite ballads! I need more time to practice... Thanks.
Thank You!
Thank you. Lovely to play along with you and learn from you how to make some gorgeous sounds.
Thank You for the kind words. I'm glad that you are able to learn something new. Have a great day!!
Well, my friend, I’m on break at work, and thought I’d listen to you play one. My goodness. That’s some wonderful stuff you’re playing. You are an inspiration. Have a great week!
Great to hear from you Tony! I appreciate the kind words... Best to You and your Family.
Great take! I would turn down the beats as they are drowning your great trombone sounds.
Thank you for watching! Have a great day!!
Would you be able to show the transcription of the music. I would love to play this
Hi Dustin, I do not have a transcription of this tune. I learned it years ago, so I am able to just play it whenever. I would suggest that you learn it from a Real Book or a Lead Sheet. Once you learn it, try to play it without the music so that you internalize it. Thanks for watching!