Best brass section ever
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Techno Destructo
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John Coltrane!
Hamsta
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Arh yes, and a great example of a low budget film clip too. An iconic Australian song imo.
Just so the guitarists don't hog all the spot light.
Um...
The Saints: Know your product.
Can't think of any others
Gaye Bikers on Acid horns in Git UP/Git Down
Swervedriver in Never Lose That Feeling/Never Learn. The sax still gives me goosebumps
Tijuana Big Brass Band circa 1960
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NCR600
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Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass?
Hamsta
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Cie Amigo. My folks used to play Big Brass Band music when I was a kid. Infectious.
NCR600
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Yeah it is infectious...
I inherited a bunch of their vinyl, and a heap of German imitiators.
For some reason that style of thing was popular enough in Germany to spawn a rash of 2nd rate imitators. Kind of odd to see the album covers with a bunch of very German looking blokes dressed up as mexicans!
I inherited a bunch of their vinyl, and a heap of German imitiators.
For some reason that style of thing was popular enough in Germany to spawn a rash of 2nd rate imitators. Kind of odd to see the album covers with a bunch of very German looking blokes dressed up as mexicans!
StormFire
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since when was the sax considered a part of the brass section ?Dick Parry... Sax for Pink Flloyd...
If you're talking bout classic brass, you cant go past songs like lullaby in birdland, or some of the old swing classics like louie louie or caravan, made famous by your old school groups like duke ellington and count basie and the like, which granted still contain a fair bit of your sax and the like, but are made by the brass section
Techno Destructo
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It isn't? I guess my lack of intimate knowledge of finer music is showing...
On on the topic of finer music... one vote for El Hefe of NOFX!
projectsplat
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the brass section that played on Curtis Mayfield's "Move on up" - subsequently ripped off by Kanye West for his track "Touch the sky".
mtb1611
Seymour
Look out everyone, musical snob! Technically you're right because it's a woodwind instrument but which other section of a band could you slot it into? Better get emailing and tell all thos ebands with saxophinists that they have a woodwind section!
FR Drew
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If we're going sax then My Favorite Things: Coltrane and Cry Me a River: Dexter Gordon.
Brass "section" wise you can't go past the Stax session band (pretty much all of the Blues Brothers Band and Booker T and the MG's). Damn they were tight, but when it was a case of being tight or being out...
Brass "section" wise you can't go past the Stax session band (pretty much all of the Blues Brothers Band and Booker T and the MG's). Damn they were tight, but when it was a case of being tight or being out...
