Some of you know that I used to play the trombone in high school and in college. Many of you were not aware of this particular facet of my persona.
One of my favorite trombone-based albums is the obscure and amazingly-named “Bone Voyage” by the Airmen of Note. Bone Voyage features some of the craziest jazz trombone recordings that I have ever heard. They must have had some well developed embouchures.
The entire album is available online and it’s been converted from the original LP into 64 kbps MP3 format.
1. Day In, Day Out
2. Blue Gardenia
3. Twisted
4. Trumpeter’s Prayer
5. It Ain’t Necessarily So
6. And We Will Love Again
7. Don’t Cry Out Loud
8. Alone Together
9. A Time For Love
10. Easy to Love
11. Softly, As I Leave You
12. Till We’re Together Again
Tags: eric stoller, Music, trombone
Hey Eric - Over on the Trombone Forum you mentioned a song from the Bone Voyage album called “It Mostly Be’s That Way, Sigmund Floyd”. I’ve been looking for a recording of that for years! But it doesn’t appear to be on this album. Ever run across it anywhere else?