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PORTAIT OF JENNY - ROB MC CONNELL & THE BOSS BRASS - GUIDO BASSO (FLUEG SOLO)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ต.ค. 2012
- Portait of Jenny - arranged by Rob Mc Connell -
fluegelhorn solo: Guido Basso
The Boss Brass:
SAXOPHONES: Moe Koffman - Flute, Clarinet, Alto, Soprano / Jerry Toth - Flute, Clarinet, Alto / Eugene Amaro - Flute, Clarinet, Tenor / Rick Wilkins - Clarinet, Tenor / Gary Morgan - Bass Clarinet, Baritone
TRUMPETS AND FLUGELHORNS: Arnie Chycoski - Lead / Erich Traugolt - Lead / Guide Basso / Sam Noto / Bruce Cassidy
TROMBONES: Rob McConnell - Valve / Ian McDougall - Lead / Bob Livingston - Lead / Dave McMurdo / Ron Hughes - Bass
FRENCH HORNS: Dick Berg / George Stimpson
RHYTHM: Ed Bickert - Guitar / Jimmy Dale - Piano / Don Thompson - Acoustic and Electric Bass / Terry Clarke - Drums / Micheal Craden - Percussion
Produced, Arranged and Conducted by Rob Mc Connell. Photos by Clive Clark
Recorded in 1976 at Eastern Sound - Toronto / Mixed at Thunder Sound - Toronto / Engineered by Phil Sheridan
A production of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Executive Producer for the CBC - Herb Johnson
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They are the best. As an ex pro horn player I can't help but end up listening to Boss Brass on a regular basis...
Seldom hear an uptempo solo (in the double time section) that moves one to tears at the beauty of it. Guido Basso should be honored worldwide for his uncountable magnificent performances. Thank you for yet another.
Canadian musicians- as a US citizen and jazz fan, thank you all from the bottom of my heart and ears. Though my favorite is now gone (Maynard), as is OP, there are still some wonderful players bringing smiles and tapping feet to the world.
Incredible. Guido at his best . OMG what a sound . love it.
RIP Guido Basso; this is my favorite recording of him
Mine as well.
Rob and the Boss Brass have been icons going way back. This is a beautiful example of the great Guido Basso and Rob's wonderful writing.
Best Fluegelhorn solo I have ever heard. Guido is one of the most underrated trumpet soloists.
Beautiful. RIP Guido.
Guido Basso!!! Just heard him play live last night at the Sudbury Jazz Festival!!! Fell in love with his playing over 30 years ago watching "Night Moves", "Night Walk", and "Night Ride" on Global TV. He turns 78 years old on the 27th of this month (Sept)! He is even better now!!!
Arguably one of the best big bands ever. I had their DIRECT CUT album in 1978 and the interpretation of Gershwin's Porgy and Bess was outstanding.....it covered a whole side of one LP
Capo Guido Basso !!!!! re capo !!!!!! Maestro !!!!!! Muy bueno el arreglo !!!! Genial !!!! Felicitaciones Rob !!!!
Arguably the greatest ever Flugal horn player and definitely the greatest Big Band of all time - and I've heard them all !!. Oh! how I miss Rob and his fabulous arrangements - how on earth those musicians managed to read them is beyond me. At least Rob left a musical legacy never to be bettered in Jazz.
I agree
Thad Jones-Mel Lewis, Count Basie, Duke Ellington were the elite of the elite.
Tour de force by the great fluegelhorn master. Irreplaceable!
no finer fluegelhorn player than Guido Basso!!!
He’s great for sure. But don’t neglect the inimitable Clark Terry!!
More great Guido with Boss Brass. I love the way Guido plays!!
This lifts my spirits and breaks my heart at the same time. There is no one who can arrange like McConnell. Simply beautiful. The Touch of Your Lips is another of his that astounds me.
THAT is a solo!!!!
Mr. Guido Basso!!
Magical fluegelhorn playing. Guido is the master!
The best flugel solo I've ever heard.
C'est magnifique.
Superb arrangement ( as always from Rob ) with superb state of the art flugel from Guido - the seemless transition to a great samba groove with this band always made me want to stand up and cheer !
Superb chill out performance! I didn't know any of those guys, they're wonderful and in my favorites!
Over thirty years, there have been so many of their works that are favourites of mine,
but this one remains very special because I fell in love with Canada around the time I first heard it.
* Nice !
Guido at his best. First heard him late 50s in Montreal, when I was a teen trumpet player Wannabe
I always remember hearing this song live on public radio when I was a kid. I recorded it on cassette and played the hell out of it. Great arrangement.
Great arrangement with guido on top
R.I.P. Guido Basso
This was the album people were waiting for. Up until then BB albums had numerous cover tunes. My copy wore out quickly.
An amazing arrangement!
Beautifully played
You must watch to really understand the beauty of the tune.
Guido!!!
¡La mejor banda del mundo!
Terry Clarke actually drops his stick at 3:55 but recovers miraculously!
Porra! E esses 3 que não gostaram? O que que a gente podia fazer com eles?
☆☆☆☆☆
Double-times twice!
Very nice, but how did they manage to get the spelling of title so wrong ! ( Portrait Of Jennie )
Watch the movie.
wait … what movie??!