21 Trombones 7.5ips

Posted on March 8, 2014 at 10:19:04

This one sounds real, like I can reach out into the room with the musicians. Is this one from 1968? There is no year on the box.

kintyre695

17:55:52 03/17/14

Inmate51

13:57:08 03/10/14

TimeConstant

14:34:38 03/11/14

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kintyre695

17:55:52 03/17/14

Inmate51

13:57:08 03/10/14

TimeConstant

14:34:38 03/11/14

astrotoy

21:20:14 03/11/14

RE: 21 Trombones 7.5ips, posted on March 10, 2014 at 13:57:08
Inmate51	All's I know is that Urbie Green is a fine bone-ist. One of the best! :)

RE: 21 Trombones 7.5ips, posted on March 11, 2014 at 14:34:38
TimeConstant	I just discovered Urbie on this reel. Back in 1996 a friend sold me his Teac X20R and along came about 40 reels with lots of 60's contemporary and Classical. There is one I am always looking for and that is music by Les Elgar. Any recommendations?

RE: 21 Trombones 7.5ips, posted on March 11, 2014 at 21:20:14
astrotoy Audiophile Posts: 54 Location: SF Bay Area Joined: June 15, 2008	Les Elgart (with a t at the end) recorded for Columbia. I think I may have one or more of his albums somewhere in my R2R collection in the storage room.

RE: 21 Trombones 7.5ips, posted on March 17, 2014 at 17:55:52

kintyre695
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Yes it is from about 68. There is another album he did as well with the trombone choir. Saw him 2 times. A brilliant player.

If you look at the list of players it is like a who's who of trombone players. JJ and Kai, Alan Raph, etc.

I have the LP. you are lucky to have a tape. My trombone teacher told me about it. You have some of the best trombonists ever all in one place.

David

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