#Jazz Trumpeters

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Remembering Quincy Jones: A Legacy That Redefined Music

Introduction: Quincy Jones, who passed away on November 3, 2024, was a towering figure in the music world whose influence extended far beyond his own remarkable achievements as a producer, composer, and musician. Over a career that spanned more than six decades, Jones revolutionized jazz, pop, film scoring, and music production, leaving a legacy that forever changed the landscape of modern…

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Chet Baker by Bob Willoughby, Los Angeles 1953

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[gallusrostromegalus]

Got any more ocs that are tied to cool concepts? 😍

Remember the two Skele-Bros from the Gates of Hell in that one plot point kubo dropped and only started to expand on recently?

These lads.

In AEIWAM, they both have extensive, badass and HEAVILY guarded True Names but in daily conversation the one on the left goes by Franklin (Not Frankie) and the one on the right goes by Louie (Not Lewis) and they are jolly fellows who constantly tell terrible bone/skeleton/death/hell puns. It's like having this guy but ridiculously tall and in stereo:

They get to meet and ADORE Ukitake, promising to "fix you up with a good supervising officer for whenever you get here"

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M i l e s D a v i s

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Sesame Street (1969-Present)

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The Golden Reign of Gortash -- Day 6

Alternate Universe / Dealer's Choice

I could NOT pass up the opportunity to preach 1920's Gortash to the masses. He's a bootlegger kingpin using his illegal booze money to fund his campaign for mayor.

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14-3-24

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The Orphanage Jazz Band, Harlem, 1940.

Photo: Otto Hagel via MoMA

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For the Sy fans out there, all five of them :3

also, raptors! because why not?

Done during today's Streamily signing

[jazzdailyblog]

Mario Bauzá: Pioneering Afro-Cuban Jazz and the Legacy of a Musical Innovator

Introduction: Mario Bauzá, born one hundred and thirteen years ago today on April 28, 1911, in Havana, Cuba, was a pivotal figure in the development of Afro-Cuban jazz. His contributions as a musician, composer, and bandleader helped shape the sound of Latin jazz and left an indelible mark on the world of music. Early Life and Influences: Bauzá, raised in Havana, showed prodigious talent on…

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American jazz & rhythm and blues trumpet player Donald Byrd in Paris in 1958, at Le Chat Qui Pêche Club

photo: Jean Pierre Leloir

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L o u i s A r m s t r o n g

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no one gets fairy of shampoo the way I do ⋆⭒˚⋆<3

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