The Dirtiest Trombone Solo
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ต.ค. 2021
- Original video: • Wycliffe Gordon - 'Swe...
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Q: how old are you / A: i'm in high school!
Q: how are you related to jacob collier? / A: i'm not, we just have the same last name
Q: how do you transcribe? / A: i use musescore for notation and 'Transcribe!' for beat marking, slowing down etc
Q: do you have perfect pitch? / A: no
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Q: why are some videos not transcribed by you? / A: sometimes other people submit transcriptions, most are commissioned from others who can do a better job than i can. i want to make sure you see the best transcriptions possible! - เพลง
For the people wondering why duplets are there… they indicate straight 8s. The normal 8th notes are swung. It’s normally better to indicate occasional straight notes in swing with duplets rather than text above the staff. Text above the staff also implies that the whole band changes swing style, which doesn’t happen.
Have you seen the video of the Wynton Septet playing "The Death of Jazz (The New Orleans Function)" at Dizzy's? Opens with a great Wycliffe bit that I've always wanted to transcribe but never found the time. Little more spooky, not quite as "fat"... but it is that time of year after all 👻
Michael League's Bass Solo on 'Young Stuff". Please!
It would be really cool if you linked the original video in the description. That way, we can give the original creators the attention they deserve as well
th-cam.com/video/FSbP6ZhfPs0/w-d-xo.html Trombone Shorty
this isn’t the same style but certainly you must transcribe the black and blues trombone solo it’s famous on youtube
“Hey man, I accidentally got a plunger stuck in your trombone”
“Nah fam I can work with this”
That gave me a good hearty laugh
That gave me a good sharty laugh
@@grubber I hope to experience a sharty laugh one day
@@casscody3488 you probably don’t
@@samuelwarshaw9480 Just depends on the time and the place
Kind of rude of Charlie Brown's dad to interrupt the concert with a diatribe on quantum mechanics
Underrated comment.
Took me a minute, but once I got it I couldn't stop laughing 😂
Explain?
@@twest5933 Charlie Brown's parents talk with wawas. Just look up Charlie Brown parents talk. You'll understand.
@@MichaelCarswellMusic o yeahhhh ok thanks
The stank face from the guy in the blue shirt is the highest honer that can be bestowed upon a soloing musician
Lol “guy in the blue shirt”
reminds me of Lingus, kinda similar situation there
@@mosesje that Cory Henry bit is the stuff of legends. Need to watch it again.
"Guy in the blue shirt" I love this comment.
A nice visual "You go girl"
That was:
-Nasty
-Filthy
-Repulsive
-Disgusting
-Abhorrent
but like in a really good way
-Stanky
-Rancid
-Repugnant
-Putrid
Like a rainbow colored puke that smells like strawberries
j2ko
aubreygoose
@@Stupetin I think it’s just about to break the barrier into revolting
This is the Louis Armstrong of trombone solos
You described it a bit too well
I mean, it kinda sounds like he was deliberately trying to make the instrument sound like Louis Armstrong.
Wait , luis armstrong has a Sound
First thing I heard when he started playing 😂 Louis Armstrong is incredible though
this is the best comment on the internet I've ever seen
Oh wow that's filthy. Absolutely disgusting. Where can I get more?
Jazz in Marciac 2009, Wynton Marsalis Band
Absolutely incredible
There's like 2 hours of this stuff
I like to listen to the recommended video for It Don't Mean A Thing, the trombonist gives a nasty solo. I'll be back in a minute with the link
Here ya go: th-cam.com/video/qDQpZT3GhDg/w-d-xo.html
@@Maou3 thank you! I'll check it out
@@taylorbarrow453 i am ready for the filth
Wynton's little "huh," at 0:29 is S tier level jazzmanship.
I thought that was doc rivers
@@bathsaltzombies8855 0:21 sounds like Doc Rivers speaking voice, coincidentally enough.
I was so concentrated on the trombone that I completely missed that 😂
I said the same thing haha; thought Wycliffe was gonna say something else.
He smelled something serious coming
This man really be singin' through a trombone.
He is no mere man.
And a plunger bruv
The audible reaction from his bandmate when he plays that note in bar 10 says it all.
That's Wynton Marsalis!
@@oatenn-o I agree
He probably had to change his pants after the song
I rewound that part at least 20 times. Chef's kiss.
"Oh! 🤨" 😂😂😂
"Laid Back" is the best notation I've ever seen.
Facts
@@keremstoyshop8734 I do know jazz music, I've studied it quite a bit. Doesn't change the fact that laid back is a cool notation.
@@keremstoyshop8734 he never said it was uncommon just the coolest
@@Kihidokid that’s not what he implied he can lie to himself
Wonder what he writes for ahead of the beat
0:26 when Wynton Marsalis gives your solo an "oh damn" lean back in the chair you know you're killing it
like "who hurt you" plus "damn, i didn't know it be like that"
Heheh that little huh! 😏 with the grin was the best man
I love how the saxophonist grins as his part ends because he knows what’s coming
The sheer joy of him with eyes closed enjoying the magic makes the video all the better
0:27 that lean back, with the look of absolute disgust at what he just did, truly proves that this is the dirtiest Trombone solo ever.
You can literally hear him say "oh", like his actual voice picked up by the mic
Especially since that ain't just some rando, that's freaking Wynton Marsalis!
I love how Wynton Marsalis looks at him like *"Dayum man, that's good"*
Hope this doesn’t offend anyone but that is the best Louis Armstrong impression I’ve heard in a while
Lmaooooooo
@@fartsoundeffect5013 can’t tell if you’re sarcastic or just don’t know music
Well he sees trees of green, and red roses too.
Never played a brass instrument, but that was an incredible performance.
well, it's more Crash Bandicoot than the game it self
what does this mean
@@diggles1374 no clue buddy
@@diggles1374 still trying to figure that one out
LOL OH I GET IT😂😂😂 LMAO YOU’RE STUPID OPS 😂
If you know, you know
Wynton’s face at 0:44 is the best
Came to say the same
"that was _nasty"_
0:26
@@TacoMan-rc6ih *"oh"*
“damn bro ok.. thas nasty okay..”
I listened to this 7 times in a row. It’s strait up septic and Absolutely fantastic.
I don’t even play the fucking trombone but this shit amazing BFF
any solo with a muted trombone and with growling and a plunger is gonna sound dirty af, but shit he's doing is straight up NASTY
I've watched this concert dozens of times to hear this solo. Also the soprano solo on summertime.
Edit: Another filthy solo by him here th-cam.com/video/gKHM53iv2VI/w-d-xo.html could be a good video.
Same here ☺️
Hey I’m not very well versed in music, I just like the sounds of brass instruments. By chance do you know the name of this specific song
@@catholicshrimp4731 Sweet Louisiana :) you’ll see it at the beginning of the video
@Keanan Not Sidney Bechet's?
Could someone provide a link to the concert?
Unquestionably scandalous, ignominious, heinous, atrocious, scurrilous, odious, obnoxious, and unseemly my estimable colleagues!!!
Now where might I prevail upon some more of this “stanky” music?
Look up "me/we whycliff Gordon" -you won't know what hit your soul.
I love how even at this professional level, he still uses a dollar store plunger as a mute lol.
Absolutely grimey filth, i want 10 hours of it.
I know. Absolutely disgusting. May have to watched this video 20 times in a row.
This really sounds like actual talking. Amazing solo!
Hello there ^^
@@RafaBienias
Look who it is, what's up :D
@@RetsamX Just enjoying this *dirty* trombone solo 😂
Tricky Sam Nanton (from Duke Ellington's band) was the master at the "talking" plunger solo. Really amazing stuff.
I wouldn't say thatttt but okay
Wycliffe is one of the greatest jazz musicians alive today, but he's also just a super cool dude! I played with him in high school in an all-region honor band (and had to solo after him in "Basin Street Blues") and was as nice as could be to us bunch of high school kids that probably weren't worth his time. Dude's awesome
Man really played using a coke can and a toilet plunger stuck in his trombone.
Wynton's "UH!"'s will always be recognizable
Only thing i have to say is that as a trombone player, its much easier to read ledger lines than an 8va. None of this is all that high, especially for a lead player.
Yeah i was uber confused by the transposition until I saw that, definitely not a Trombone player transposing lol
I'm still confused. Is it all 8va, or on an alto horn? F# in the staff does not seem like it should be in 2nd position?
@@dsirney its all 8va. F#4 Is in really short 3rd position.
@@AllegroFPS That makes much more sense now. The switching threw me off. Thanks!
Good to know for the future! I might continue to upload using 8va because it's easier for non-trombonist to read and just keep the official sheet music on ledger lines.
If there is such thing as a brown note I'm sure this is what it is supposed to sound like.
This man can make me shiver with a trombone and a plunger.
I can't even unclog a toilet with half of that...
Maybe it's time to set the trombone down and grab a different tool?
I had the pleasure of performing with Mr. Gordon when I was in high school. Easily the most talented trombone player on the planet, and the kindest, most helpful man I've ever known.
For those curious, Wycliffe is playing with a plunger mute, with another mute underneath (maybe a pixie, a trumpet straight mute, or something else, I can't exactly tell here). He's also humming/singing, just as close as you can come to growling into the trombone to produce that unique sound. He's amazing live, and he has an absolutely BEAUTIFUL sound, open or with a mute. Other trombone players (and trumpet players!) have been doing it since the 20s. You can hear other examples in these videos:
-Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton, the absolute master of the plunger. No one has replicated his sound since: th-cam.com/video/qDQpZT3GhDg/w-d-xo.html (solo at :53)
-You can hear influences in the modern day, like this example from Cuphead: th-cam.com/video/nxB2K9l6S6E/w-d-xo.html (solo at 1:19)
-Charles Mingus' Black Saint and the Sinner Lady has many examples. But especially this part at 32:45 is absolutely wild, moving with such intense emotion: th-cam.com/video/zFA0FYQo0Gg/w-d-xo.html
Is the plunger mute an actual plunger or does it just look like one?
@@Oli.V Wycliffe's in particular, I'm not too sure, but I think it's the real thing. But you can buy a plunger just from the store, and use it that way, which is what I do! They also have mutes in the general shape of a plunger, made specifically for the trombone, usually at a more expensive cost
I though it was a solotone at first, but it’s clear to me now that Wycliffe was using a pixie mute. It’s one of the only mutes I’ve never gotten the chance to use but, if this solo is any indication, I need to get up off of my ass and buy one ASAP… and, of course, use it with my plunger.
Boosting
Replying to this as a reminder to come back to the links in the comment at a later time, don't mind me :)
This style of "talking," growling sound was developed for the trombone in the 20s by Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton who played with an actual rubber plunger head and straight mute as the first great trombonist of the Duke Ellington Orchestra.
Bro was telling a story in a different language and I understood every word of it
That's cause they grabbed his mute out of the men's room.
... I'll be here all week
💀😂
nice
Even a Deaf could be sure that the solo was incredible by looking at Marsallis' Face..... Unbelievable
0:28 I love how the dude on the right looks at him like "if he stole my girl, I wouldn't even get mad"
thats the absolute most disgusting, filthy, atrocious, raunchy solo ive heard. Please give me more. Im begging at this point.
In these very divisive times, I think one thing we can all unanimously agree on, is this a Filthy trombone solo.
that plunger has been passed down by his family for generations
0:23 He definitely doesn't believe a word the trombonist is saying.
Proof that music is a conversation at 0:28
If music is a language then of course there are going to be conversations!
he literally said: *ah*
@@zallen393 on the downbeat
that section at 0:30 sounds like someones saying "oh baby"
Its such an honor to be able to play with Wycliffe Gordon, he's such a great guy
When it went “bwowowwooooowowwww” I felt that
when the title said "dirtiest trombone solo" i was SO lost? but after hearing it- i absolutely know what they mean, but i also can't explain it 👁👄👁
00:29 The man couldn't handle how dirty this solo was
one of the best living trombone players running it up so dirty that one of the best living trumpet players is staring at you like >.>
Trombone has the most filth potential imo and its amazing
Bari sax
@@charliecampbell6851 depends, you talkin crunchy filth, or raunchy filth
@@plutoniumplayer8197 microtonal filth xD
Moongirl, as a tromboner, I resemble that remark.
My favorite comment of the year!
The way the trombones enters is absolutely filthy, that sounds so good
i like the part where he goes *WUH-WUH-WUH-WUH-WUUUUH*
I love Wynton Marsalis’ face at 0:26 and 0:46
You should do the trombone solo from Charles Mingus' Moanin'. Similarly barky and disgusting.
Such a downright sleezy solo and i'm here for it.
Sure there's a toilet plunger involved but the vitamin water bottle stuffed in there really sells it
I just saw Wycliffe last week and he is legitimately one of the most creative trombone soloists I’ve heard
This solo needs to be renamed, "The Walter Geoffrey."
If you know...you know
No one knows
No one knows
No one knows
No one knows.
No one knows
“WHAT… are you doing in mah swamp!?!”
“Ayy, just bringin’ a little extra filth to the place, peace.”
I like to imagine it as two people talking and some dude just busts through the door
why tf does it sound exactly like Armstrong's voice, absolutely amazing
Love Wynton's expression and what sounds like a sound of disgust at how filthy this solo is.
When Wynton Marsalis gives you that look, you know you're doing something right
Positively grotesque. I feel covered in something.
0:29 literally 2 drunk guys in a bar. One is crying about the shit thats going on and the other sayn "huh" half listening half chillin.
i can feel the grime encrusting my brain as i listen to this. this really do be that filthy goodness
The sheer filth and stank in that solo was astounding.....i loved it🤘🤘
when i heard it i audibly gasped that was so good
I love Winton Marsalis' face while this solo is happening in front of him haha
0:28 that look on Wynton Marsalis' face says everything
0:25 the formant being created with the plunger right after that gliss is literally insane, barely even sounds like a bone
Bro I need a shower
this is extremely unsettling. So dirty its bringing something I've never felt with music before. This hit hard man
absolutely siblime playing, I come back to this louisana blues when even i want to feel inspired
My late father was a trombonist, he would have loved this!
Dayum son, that was downright GRIMY. Glad to see folks keeping on.
The way Marsalis is looking at him at 0:45 is the prefect reaction
Lolol the dude next to him leaning back like “Shit, man! Don’t want any of that dirt to stain my clothes!” ❤️
"The dude next to him" is arguable one of the best trumpet players in the world, not to mention he's also the Managing and Artistic Director for Jazz at Lincoln Center. None other than Wynton Marsalis. You are looking at two of the very best in their respective instruments.
@@thecheeta maaaan, talent appreciating talent. I love it ❤️ thanks for that info too, I’m looking him up to jam to now 😊
When even Wynton Marsalis is giving you that look, you know it's fire.
He’s the type of guy to go to the grocery store to buy groceries
So dirty yet so clean, love it!
The dude next to him was like: So that's what trash can blues sound like.
That's Wynton Marsalis. Probably one of the top trumpet players around.
No idea what dirty means walking in but after listening I get it. Completely. Strange how that works.
I loved Winton's gesture at 0:30.... Kinda "¡you're killing me, man!" hahahahahahahaha
Triplets, ok
Duplets, nothing new
*Laid backlets* ...revolutionary
What’s the point of duplets in the common time signature. It’s just 8th notes.
@@Toms_Wood_and_Leather it’s swing
@@Toms_Wood_and_Leather the normal 8th notes are swung, duplets are straight. Notating ‘Straight 8’s’/‘Swing’ implies the whole band switches swing style.
Absolutely filthy, I love it. Had to repeat it a few times
After this solo, the guy beside the trombone player is thinking, "I'm gonna go home and reevaluate life now."
love that it’s dirty both in tonality and literally with a plunger mute
It sounds like Louis Armstrong scatting but through an instrument.
I feel dirty just listening to this. I’m going to play it again…
This guy and Doreen ketchens would be the best jazz duo, the world wouldn’t be ready
When you are just talking with fellow street thugs but then your big bad boss comes out with another one of his dastardly plans to stop his nemesis which shall surely fail again.
This sounds kinda like a Husky yelling, I love it
Took me a few days to realize why this is called "the dirtiest solo"
That guy in the blue short with yellow tie was like damn man im just here to play you over there making art
Wycliffe never disappoints with his trombone skills.
He came a few times to conduct my jazz band when I was in school what a nice guy and amazing musician.
it sounds like a husky who wants to go for a walk on the higher notes
I literally haven’t listened to jazz in years and I knew that was nice. Thanks TH-cam algorithm!
That was filthy! Loved it!