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Bobby Hacket

He played the horn like it was part of him

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Ziggy Elman + Naftule Brandewein

most famous piece And the angels sing AKA FREYLECH IN SWING I of course like others and am currently learning about some of the great spanish style trumpeters,

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clarence clemons

Clarence Clemons created his own sound and style unlike anything anyone has ever heard. He inspired me to become a saxophonist and I always feel my best

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Lee Morgan

Live at The Light House, The Sidewinder, are some great examples of his works. I feel he should be listed as one of the greats because of his distinctively

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Allen Vizzutti

Allen is , in my opinion, the most all-around, all-encompassing trumpet player in history. He is truly a freak of nature when it comes to the trumpet

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