Harry James - Trumpet Blues and Cantabile free for downloading

  • Artist: Harry James
  • Song: Trumpet Blues and Cantabile
  • Music Genre: Jazz
  • Length: 03:00
  • Filesize: 7MB
  • Kbps: 320Kbps
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Mavra A

2021-07-15 03:28:47 | Profile
Harry james was an amazing trumpet player how can you say that," he is definitliy not the best trumpet player in the world" listen to his records.

Isabelle Caresforu

2021-04-19 21:15:02 | Profile
ALWAYS a truly great trumpet artist and musician! Would love to see a personnel list for this!

B. Arianna

2020-08-24 19:55:48 | Profile
That band must have been incredible to hear live. Too bad they didn't have hi-fi recording at this point in James' career.

Beautyby Us

2020-06-28 20:31:07 | Profile
it Brings the moment to the JAZZ Age...

елена васильева

2020-06-17 04:29:19 | Profile
Yes great. I'm from Poland

Makhosazane Nkosi

2020-06-15 09:27:03 | Profile
trumpet1951, I've made the same observation. When we talk about great trumpet players, names like Marsalis, Nakariakov, Hirt, obviously Mendez and a host of others are mentioned, but not Harry James. I wonder why that is? He's obviously right up there with cream of the crop.

Maurice Coleman

2020-06-14 12:27:49 | Profile
the best !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Сохэй Мори

2020-06-09 13:27:19 | Profile
This is one of my all time favorites! How can you sit still while this is playing?!! It jumps!

Jen Ritter

2020-05-31 23:51:18 | Profile
glenn from wales harry james was the firstband leader to credit frank sinatra as a vocal soloist in his lineup

Nicer Dicer

2020-05-25 21:28:22 | Profile
i forget alois irlmayer when i this hear

Cynthia Prochnow

2020-05-23 23:05:07 | Profile
(trumpet) High E over and over again and again, plus panasch and class.

Simon Mac

2020-05-21 13:31:33 | Profile
What a lucky bastard, played with Benny, married Betty Grable. her with the 100 million dollar legs, fronted his own band, who I had the pleasure of watching at The Southport theatre, and gave pleasure to millions, thanks a million, Harry. RIP.