[Trombone-l] Trombone inspirations

[Charles Perron]

A question about Phil Wilson...

I've heard a few recordings of him, and liked what I heard.  I have 
heard him live a few times and LOVED what I heard.  Incredible 
conception, control and range.  On what recordings does he sound that 
good?  I would love to pick one up.

Art Triggs wrote:
> Ok...I'll play - as far as trombonists that influenced me, there have 
> been more than just a few....some I have had the pleasure of either 
> meeting, or being their student even for a little while, some I've been 
> fortunate enough to have worked with, some all of the above.
>
> Alan Raph
> John Clark
> Dick Hixon
> George Roberts
> Edward Kleinhammer
> Donald Knaub
> Donald Rienhardt
> John Coffey
> Denis Wick
> Ed Herman
> Frank Crisafulli
> Eddie Bert
> Phil Wilson
> Stewart Dempster
> Abe Pearlstein
> Dick Nash
> Kai Winding
> Fred Snyder
> Louis Van Haney
> Moe Snyder (west coast)
> Ed Erwin
> Erwin Price
>
> (I'd better stop here.....there's tons more I've listened to that I like 
>   and admire as well, these are the ones that have influenced me the 
> most one way or another)
>
> Art
>
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