New York Jazz Trumpet player spent his life
doing what he loved best, playing music.
Writing,composing and arranging was a special
talent that he possessed and he developed
a technique and style that was recognized
by those that knew his playing was unique.
He worked with many Band's and Orchestra's
from the early 1960's when he moved to
New York, until his untimely death.
He appeared and was featured on dozens
of successful recordings over the years.
He traveled with Band's and Jazz Group's in
Europe and the United States several times.
He made the commercial for the promotion of
the first US Postage Stamp honoring American
Jazz.
doing what he loved best, playing music.
Writing,composing and arranging was a special
talent that he possessed and he developed
a technique and style that was recognized
by those that knew his playing was unique.
He worked with many Band's and Orchestra's
from the early 1960's when he moved to
New York, until his untimely death.
He appeared and was featured on dozens
of successful recordings over the years.
He traveled with Band's and Jazz Group's in
Europe and the United States several times.
He made the commercial for the promotion of
the first US Postage Stamp honoring American
Jazz.
New York Jazz Trumpet player spent his life
doing what he loved best, playing music.
Writing,composing and arranging was a special
talent that he possessed and he developed
a technique and style that was recognized
by those that knew his playing was unique.
He worked with many Band's and Orchestra's
from the early 1960's when he moved to
New York, until his untimely death.
He appeared and was featured on dozens
of successful recordings over the years.
He traveled with Band's and Jazz Group's in
Europe and the United States several times.
He made the commercial for the promotion of
the first US Postage Stamp honoring American
Jazz.
doing what he loved best, playing music.
Writing,composing and arranging was a special
talent that he possessed and he developed
a technique and style that was recognized
by those that knew his playing was unique.
He worked with many Band's and Orchestra's
from the early 1960's when he moved to
New York, until his untimely death.
He appeared and was featured on dozens
of successful recordings over the years.
He traveled with Band's and Jazz Group's in
Europe and the United States several times.
He made the commercial for the promotion of
the first US Postage Stamp honoring American
Jazz.
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