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I got the pleasure of having Ron Stout invited to my Jazz History Class (Taught By Tom Kubis) Ron Stout is an excellent musician and a great person overall.
TheHathaway 4 months ago
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Ron Stout has just come out with a recording called "Metamorpheus" a recent cd release (just pressed up 09/06/11) featuring the "Ron Stout Quintet". It is available for purchase on ebay for $14.95 and actually there is one brand new copy listed in auction for a $2 starting bid. There are some burnin' "Ron solos" on this disc. Nine great originals and the band sounds great too. The band consists of Ron Stout - trumpet, Jerry Pinter, Danton Boller, Frank Strauss - piano
jerrypinter 4 months ago
mmm... smooth as always, Ron.
beChoiii 10 months ago
Well, Ron's a really good flugelhorn player, too.
StradMan37 2 years ago
Uhh... as much as I love Ron Stout's music, I have to point out that this is a flugelhorn, not a trumpet... :|
MattBauer09 2 years ago
gee, thanks for that...I thought it was a clarinet.
kdfan 2 years ago
@kdfan Wow that's an old comment... well I think I was referring to the title of the video
MattBauer09 2 years ago
mine, too
kdfan 3 years ago
JEEPERS .Ron Stout is my favorite trumpet player in LA.
tyranorabit 3 years ago
Ron stout is the real deal.He can hold his own with any jazz player in the world.ryan kysor sort of sounds like ron a little harmonicaly.
Glockyia 3 years ago
zomg Ron is teaching me at Saddleback!! :O
trumpetgirl5 3 years ago
i met ron over a year ago from a friend that works out w/ him. knowing i was knew he sat down after playing a tune for me (the first song i ever played on drums"song for my father")and with pen & paper in hand shared everything jazz with me all the way back to the turn of the century, including his own amazing experiences.this went on for three hours (no joke) thats the kind of man he is. thank you ron sincerely, iasonas (jason)
sparti70 3 years ago
I saw that vintage of the band in Glassboro NJ. The trumpet section was the best I've ever heard: Roger Ingram, Les Lovitt, Mark Lewis, Ron, and George Rabbai subbing on 5th! It was just ridiculous...
rdangelo 4 years ago
Ron is a wonderful player. I think that my friend Paul McKee played in that Woody band with Ron.
jefft022 4 years ago