Ruby Braff

Biographie de l'artiste pour Ruby Braff

Reuben "Ruby" Braff March 16 1927 – February 9 2003 Was An American Jazz Cornetist And Trumpeter. Braff Was A Wonderfully Characterful And Melodic Player With An Immediately Identifiable Sound And Unique Tone On The Cornet An Uncommon Instrument In Post-War Jazz. He Style Was Fundamentally Based On That Of Earlier Players Including Louis Armstrong Bobby Hackett And Bunny Berigan But He Transcended These Influences To Always Sounds Fresh Sparky And Somehow Modern. He Was Born In Boston And Began Playing In Local Clubs In The 1940s. In 1949 He Was Hired To Play With The Edmond Hall Orchestra. He Relocated To New York In 1953 Where He Was Much In Demand For Band Dates And Recordings. He Died February 10 2003 In Chatham Massachusetts. "Sure They’ve Made Statements About My Supposedly Combining A Modern Approach With A Feeling For Traditional Forms. Well People Say All Sorts Of Things Because They Want To Categorise And Label. I’ve Only Ever Had Two Labels. Either It’s Good Or It Stinks." - Ruby Braff Speaking In 1968

50 Meilleurs Titres de Ruby Braff - Frogtoon Musique

Ruby Braff - Willow Weep For Me Ruby Braff - Mean To Me Ruby Braff - Avalon Ruby Braff - Hustlin' And Bustlin' Ruby Braff - I Can't Get Started Ruby Braff - When It's Sleepy Time Down South Ruby Braff - I've Got A Crush On You Ruby Braff - Blue And Sentimental Ruby Braff - Thinking Of You Ruby Braff - I Can't Give You Anything But Love Ruby Braff - There's A Small Hotel Ruby Braff - My Funny Valentine Ruby Braff - I Hear Music Ruby Braff - Yesterdays Ruby Braff - It's Wonderful Ruby Braff - I Wished On The Moon Ruby Braff - Flowers For A Lady Ruby Braff - Blue Moon Ruby Braff - Fine And Mellow Ruby Braff - Easy Livin' Ruby Braff - Keepin' Out Of Mischief Now Ruby Braff - Love For Sale Ruby Braff - You're A Sweetheart Ruby Braff - I Wish I Could Shimmy Like My Sister Kate Ruby Braff - Rosetta Ruby Braff - As Time Goes By Ruby Braff - You're A Lucky Guy Ruby Braff - Foolin' Myself Ruby Braff - Jubilee Ruby Braff - This All I Ask Ruby Braff - Indian Summer Ruby Braff - Thou Swell Ruby Braff - Shoe Shine Boy Ruby Braff - Romance In The Dark Ruby Braff - This Can't Be Love Ruby Braff - Hear Me Talkin' To Ya? Ruby Braff - Ellie Ruby Braff - Ad Lib Blues Ruby Braff - Can't We Be Friends Ruby Braff - Blues For Louis Ruby Braff - Love Thy Neighbor Ruby Braff - These Foolish Things Remind Me Of You Ruby Braff - Take The 'A' Train Ruby Braff - Linger Awhile Ruby Braff - 's Wonderful Ruby Braff - Flaky Ruby Braff - I'll Be Around Ruby Braff - You've Changed Ruby Braff - Mountain Greenery Ruby Braff - I Married An Angel

50 Meilleurs Paroles de Ruby Braff - Frogtoon Musique

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Tags de musique pour Ruby Braff:

Jazz

Trumpet

Cool Jazz

Bebop

Jazz Trumpet

Biography - Ruby Braff

Reuben "Ruby" Braff March 16 1927 – February 9 2003 Was An American Jazz Cornetist And Trumpeter. Braff Was A Wonderfully Characterful And Melodic Player With An Immediately Identifiable Sound And Unique Tone On The Cornet An Uncommon Instrument In Post-War Jazz. He Style Was Fundamentally Based On That Of Earlier Players Including Louis Armstrong Bobby Hackett And Bunny Berigan But He Transcended These Influences To Always Sounds Fresh Sparky And Somehow Modern. He Was Born In Boston And Began Playing In Local Clubs In The 1940s. In 1949 He Was Hired To Play With The Edmond Hall Orchestra. He Relocated To New York In 1953 Where He Was Much In Demand For Band Dates And Recordings. He Died February 10 2003 In Chatham Massachusetts. "Sure They’ve Made Statements About My Supposedly Combining A Modern Approach With A Feeling For Traditional Forms. Well People Say All Sorts Of Things Because They Want To Categorise And Label. I’ve Only Ever Had Two Labels. Either It’s Good Or It Stinks." - Ruby Braff Speaking In 1968 read less

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