credit goes to my dad for recording this, which includes my solo i messed up a bit -.-" also don't forget to watch this in HQ!!! =)
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Scenes from WindMark Beach and Earth Day music event overlooking Cape San Blas. This relaxing video documentary is a work in progress of the Port St. Joe area waterfront and one of the most scenic coastlines along the Florida panhandle. Visit www.windmarkbeach.com for more video of the surrounding bay and islands, including rental information for the new condos from the St. Joe Company.
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Trombone/Tuba Legend Dave Bargeron Talks Double Bass with Eric Rene Roy at Upton Bass
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6th track from Blood Sweat & Tears "New Blood" album, 1972. Steve Katz (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, harmonica); George Wadenius (vocals, guitar, electric guitar, Spanish guitar); Lew Soloff (vocals, piccolo, trumpet, flugelhorn); Chuck Winfield (vocals, trumpet, flugelhorn,...
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Chas Sandford, Greg Barnhill and Alice Bargeron Performing 'Let Love Back in This House' ~ 30A Songwriter's Festival ~ 1.17.10
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This is a mashup of nearly 40 years of video clips of Blood, Sweat & Tears, from 1969-2008, and features lead vocalist David Clayton-Thomas performing their hit single "And When I Die". The song was among my favorites as a teen and groups such as BS&T, Chase and Chicago inspired me to play the horn. (OMG, has it really been four decades since I bought this on vinyl?) The video features a clip from BS&T's Woodstock performance, a rare and extended tuba solo by Dave Bargeron (which you won't find on any commercially released version), and brief clips of Clayton-Thomas performing as a solo artist at several venues with, among others, the dynamic jazz-fusion group Tower Of Power. Jerry Fisher, who succeeded Clayton-Thomas as lead singer (1972-74), makes a brief appearance during Bargeron's tuba solo but does not sing. Although Clayton-Thomas was not an original founding member of BS&T, it was during his tenure the group became commercially successful. "And When I Die" was one of several hit singles from Blood, Sweat & Tears' self-titled second album (1969) and was among several songs the group recorded that was written by the late Laura Nyro, one of the most talented songwriters of the 1960s. Incidentally, in the lead-in to the song Clayton-Thomas recalls an early encounter with Nyro, bassist Jim Fielder's girlfriend at the time, and how he was turned onto the song "And When I Die". It had previously been recorded by Nyro herself, and enjoyed limited success as a Peter, Paul <b>...</b>
Blood Sweat Tears BS&T David Clayton-Thomas And When Die Laura Nyro Tower Of Power Dave Bargeron Bobby Colomby Steve Katz Lew Soloff Jerry Fisher Vid Brats
Blood Sweat & Tears Kurpark, Germany 1974 Bobby Colomby-Drums Jerry LaCroix-Vocals and Sax Jerry Fisher-Vocals Dave Bargeron-Trombone and Tuba George Wadenius-Guitar Larry Willis-Keyboards Bill Tillman-Sax and Flute Ron McClure-Bass Tony Klatka-Trumpet
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Blood Sweat & Tears Live 1973 Jerry Fisher-Lead Vocals Dave Bargeron-Trombone and Tuba Bobby Colomby-Drums Lou Marini-Sax Lew Soloff-Trumpet Tom Malone-Trumpet and Trombone Georg Wadenius-Guitar Larry Willis-Keyboards Jim Fielder-Bass
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Blood Sweat & Tears Live 1973 Jerry Fisher-Lead Vocals Dave Bargeron-Trombone and Tuba Bobby Colomby-Drums Lou Marini-Sax Lew Soloff-Trumpet Tom Malone-Trumpet and Trombone Georg Wadenius-Guitar Larry Willis-Keyboards Jim Fielder-Bass
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Dave Bargeron, Michel Godard, Eddie Allen, Rabih Abou-Khalil Nabil Khaiat - Riqq
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Gil Evans Orchestra w/ John McLaughlin 1986 Ravenna, Italy "We Remember Jimi" The Gil Evans Orchestra: Lew Soloff, Miles Evans, Shunzo Ohno Trumpets / David Bargeron - Tenor Trombone Dave Taylor - Bass Trombone / Chris Hunter - Alto Sax and Flute / George Adams - Tenor Sax, Vocals / John Surman - Baritone and Soprano Saxes / John Clark - French Horn / Pete Levin - DX7 Synthetiser / Delmar Brown - Keyboards, vocals / Yossi Fine - Electric Bass / Kenwood Dennard Drums ===== Gil Evans - Arrangements, Directions & Electric Piano == John McLaughlin - Guest Lead Guitar
The Gil Evans Orchestra:with john mc laughlin we remember jimi hendrix 1986 italy dave taylor chris hunter george adams surman clark pete levin delmar brown kenwood dennard lew soloff miles shunzo ohno david bargeron musikaudios
Blood Sweat & Tears Soundstage 1976 David Clayton Thomas - Lead Vocals Bobby Colomby - Drums Dave Bargeron - Trombone and Tuba Joe Giorgianni - Trumpet Tony Klatka - Trumpet George Wadenius - Guitar Ron McClure - Bass Larry Willis - Keyboards Bill Tillman - Sax
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Blood Sweat & Tears Kurpark, Germany 1974 Bobby Colomby-Drums Jerry LaCroix-Vocals and Sax Jerry Fisher-Vocals Dave Bargeron-Trombone and Tuba George Wadenius-Guitar Larry Willis-Keyboards Bill Tillman-Sax and Flute Ron McClure-Bass Tony Klatka-Trumpet
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Blood Sweat & Tears Live 1972 Jerry Fisher-Lead Vocals Dave Bargeron-Trombone and Tuba Bobby Colomby-Drums Lou Marini-Sax Lew Soloff-Trumpet Chuck Winfield-Trumpet Georg Wadenius-Guitar Steve Katz-Harmonica Larry Willis-Keyboards Jim Fielder-Bass
blood sweat tears rock jazz and when die colomby marini fielder soloff bargeron whatiship 73
Blood Sweat & Tears Kurpark, Germany 1974 Bobby Colomby-Drums Jerry LaCroix-Vocals and Sax Jerry Fisher-Vocals Dave Bargeron-Trombone and Tuba George Wadenius-Guitar Larry Willis-Keyboards Bill Tillman-Sax and Flute Ron McClure-Bass Tony Klatka-Trumpet
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Promotional video for Howard Johnson's tuba band "Gravity". Shot in 1995 during the making of the band's first CD.
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Jaco Pastorius Big Band: Jaco Pastorius (Bass), Don Alias (Percussion), Randy Brecker (Trumpet), Peter Erskine (Drums), Bobby Mintzer (Sax, clarino basso), Othello Molineaux (Steel Drums), Elmer Brown (Trumpet), Forrest Buchtel (Trumpet), Jon Faddis (Trumpet), Ron Tooley (Trumpet), Wayne Andre (Trombone), David Bargeron (Tuba), Peter Graves (Bass Trombone), Bill Reichenbach (Bass Trombone), Mario Cruz (Sax, Clarinet & Flute), Randy Emerick (Sax), Alex Foster (Sax, Clarinet & Piccolo), Paul McCandliss (Sax, Oboe & English Horn), Peter Gordon (French Horn), and Brad Warnaar (French Horn). Donna Lee - Solo Tuba Dave Bargeron , solo tromba Randy Brecker, solo clarino basso Bobby Mintzer
Gil Evans Orchestra w/ John McLaughlin 1986 Ravenna, Italy, exc "We Remember Jimi" === === The Gil Evans Orchestra: Lew Soloff, Miles Evans, Shunzo Ohno Trumpets / David Bargeron - Tenor Trombone Dave Taylor - Bass Trombone / Chris Hunter - Alto Sax and Flute / George Adams - Tenor Sax, Vocals / John Surman - Baritone and Soprano Saxes / John Clark - French Horn / Pete Levin - DX7 Synthetiser / Delmar Brown - Keyboards, vocals / Yossi Fine - Electric Bass / Kenwood Dennard Drums ===== Gil Evans - Arrangements, Directions & Electric Piano == John McLaughlin - Guest Lead Guitar
The Gil Evans Orchestra:with john mc laughlin we remember jimi hendrix 1986 italy dave taylor chris hunter george adams surman clark pete levin delmar brown kenwood dennard lew soloff miles shunzo ohno david bargeron musikaudios
From the album " I'll Be Easy to Find" (1999) "After a nearly 40-year hiatus, Thornton is back to swing and sing her way into your heart. In comparison to her old Riverside recordings, it seems she's lost nothing vocally, the angelic clarity and souful vibrato intact, her enthuisiasm spiking depth charts. She's backed by her own piano on four cuts, the able Ray Chew on the others save Norman Simmons for the sole live in concert finale (she and Simmons are credited?) with bassist Lonnie Plaxico, alto sax and flute master Jerome Richardson, trombonist Dave Bargeron, multi-instrumentalist Howard Johnson, and dummer JT Lewis. At her best on ballads, blues and upbeat swingers, Thornton proves she really can do it all. Her rippling, Ella cum Sarah chords are unfettered on a rousing live "Salty Mama" with Grady Tate (drums) and Michael Bowie (bass). The funky blues is alright with Thornton on "Feels Good." A showstopper "Knee Deep in the Blues," and the faded in and out bossa "Wishing Well" are all from her pen. The most unusual arrangement by producer Suzi Reynolds of "Nature Boy" has no discernable time signature. It's kinetic but seems to float, Plaxico punctuating but never seeming to ever hit one. Richardson's great flute work and the background horns of Bargeron and Johnson play inquisitive mind games, quite a challenging listen. She sings ballads "Somewhere In The Night," "Where Are You Running?" and the title cut immaculately, though not kitten soft but forcefully <b>...</b>
trumpets : Jon Faddis (solo), Marvin Stamm, John D'earth, Wallace Roney (solo) trombones : THE LUCIFERS: Ray Anderson (solo), Art Baron, Dave Taylor, guest: Dave Bergeron reeds : Chris Hunter, David Mann (solo) (alto saxophone) Bob Malach, Alex Foster (tenor saxophone) Roger Rosenberg (baritone saxophone) french horns : John Clark, Jerry Peel euphoniums : David Bargeron, Jim Pugh tuba : Howard Johnson guitars : John Scofield piano : George Gruntz bass : Mike Richmond drums : Adam Nussbaum
Performance of Jennifer Edwards' piece, One Dance. All parts were written by her. This is performed at the Senior Recital at Roy C. Ketcham High School. Vocals - Jennifer Edwards Piano - Eric Stevens Bass - Gussie Bargeron Violin - Alex and Matthew Blymire
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28/10/11 - Lugano (Switzerland) "Palazzo dei Congressi" The band: George Gruntz (piano) Arie Volinez (bass) Francois Laizeau (drums) Tanya Darby (trumpets) Alexander Norris (trumpets) Joe Magnarelli (trumpets) Jeff Stockham (trumpet) Dave Bargeron (trombone) René Mosele (trombone) Howard Johnson (tuba) Luciano Biondini (accordion) Chris Hunter (as/ss/fl) Sal Giorgianni (as/ts/fl) Andy Scherrer (ts/ss) Larry Schneider (ts/ss/fl) Gary Smulyan (bs)
Jaco Pastorius Big Band Jaco Pastorius (Bass), Don Alias (Percussion), Randy Brecker (Trumpet), Peter Erskine (Drums), Bobby Mintzer (Sax), Othello Molineaux (Steel Drums), , Elmer Brown (Trumpet), Forrest Buchtel (Trumpet), Jon Faddis (Trumpet), Ron Tooley (Trumpet), Wayne Andre (Trombone), David Bargeron (Tuba), Peter Graves (Bass Trombone), Bill Reichenbach (Bass Trombone), Mario Cruz (Sax, Clarinet & Flute), Randy Emerick (Sax), Alex Foster (Sax, Clarinet & Piccolo), Paul McCandliss (Sax, Oboe & English Horn), Peter Gordon (French Horn), and Brad Warnaar (French Horn). Solo sax tenore Bobby Mintzer solo Steel Drum Othello Molineaux
