Reminds me of the days when big bands / orchestras were cool and stuff like this was on TV often. This is how I ended up learning to play the trombone as a kid in the 70's, because I heard Don Lusher playing sentimental over you with the Jack Parnell orchestra on TV. Kids don't wanna learn anymore because real music doesn't get the exposure like it in the days this was recorded. I hope one day kids realise they're being ripped off by talentless morons, and turn back to real music.
Awesome video! thanks for the upload. However, sometimes I just want to see them play a fifth position or maybe a sixth (I geuss that is the classical trombonist in me :) and just on a side note why arent there any bad ass bass trombone improves like this?
Please guys: don't forget to worship marc's playing. He was a young man back then and i think he has done a terrific job here .. standing next to an experienced giant like carl. and also thanks to marc for putting this video in high quality on youtube for us to enjoy!
Marc (that's me) is playing a silver plated King 2b in those days. Now I am endorsing the Michael Rath R10 trombone. I think Carl Fontana was playing a Vincent Bach 12 at that time.
@tbonemarc It can't have been recorded in 2007. Carl died in 2003! It looks at least 20 years old to me. Carl looks well and Marc looks young - and he isn't playing a Rath trombone, which he has been doing for a while now.
Do you have any tips for growing trombone players?
Thatrandomguy1887 3 months ago
Bravo Maestro
euphopik 4 months ago
Carl, the best!
Laanen 4 months ago
Reminds me of the days when big bands / orchestras were cool and stuff like this was on TV often. This is how I ended up learning to play the trombone as a kid in the 70's, because I heard Don Lusher playing sentimental over you with the Jack Parnell orchestra on TV. Kids don't wanna learn anymore because real music doesn't get the exposure like it in the days this was recorded. I hope one day kids realise they're being ripped off by talentless morons, and turn back to real music.
londonbill100 6 months ago 3
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spaghettiologist 6 months ago
Awesome video! thanks for the upload. However, sometimes I just want to see them play a fifth position or maybe a sixth (I geuss that is the classical trombonist in me :) and just on a side note why arent there any bad ass bass trombone improves like this?
SuperTB4 6 months ago
@SuperTB4
Check out Bill Reichenbach. He's a bad ass bass bonist who does some soloing.
KBChuck 5 months ago
@KBChuck Thanks!
SuperTB4 5 months ago
Quality stuff!
Rasterius 6 months ago
Marc, this is absolutely beautiful! One of my favorite songs to play and listen to. Two very distinct sounds between you and Carl.
Polishjazzman 9 months ago
Excellent!
TheMadboy310 9 months ago
That's one hell of a nose
forceknt31 9 months ago
Please guys: don't forget to worship marc's playing. He was a young man back then and i think he has done a terrific job here .. standing next to an experienced giant like carl. and also thanks to marc for putting this video in high quality on youtube for us to enjoy!
posaunist5 10 months ago
is this like free jazz improvisation?
SergioBizzle 10 months ago
Carl really owns in this video...
macree01 11 months ago
MAGNIFICENT....in musicianship, audio and video.
Tony7840 11 months ago
That was either a random shot of an audience or they had no idea or appreciation of what they just heard.
slidomix69 1 year ago
Marc (that's me) is playing a silver plated King 2b in those days. Now I am endorsing the Michael Rath R10 trombone. I think Carl Fontana was playing a Vincent Bach 12 at that time.
tbonemarc 1 year ago
@tbonemarc
Hold up a second.... You're telling me you're Marc Godfroid and you played with Carl Fontana?!
reversethecurse91 11 hours ago
What kind of trombones are they using?
WaterhouseFilms 1 year ago
Pretty good ! Where was this and who is that band. , pls ? Enjoyed and thanks !!
BH21206 1 year ago
This is the Metropole Orchestra. This was recorded in a television studio in Hilversum (Netherlands)
tbonemarc 1 year ago
Yeah Carl, that lick he keeps playing is his tradmark. I love it, one of my favorite licks. Carl is the man!
tbonea1dam1 1 year ago
recording in 1987
Mariannepan 1 year ago
And a great band too!
sliderman7 1 year ago
... just amazing ! I don't think I watch it without learning something new. Thanks for the post.
99franko 1 year ago
can you please tell me what year this was recorded? thanks
cambuma2 1 year ago
@cambuma2 2007
tbonemarc 1 year ago 2
@tbonemarc It can't have been recorded in 2007. Carl died in 2003! It looks at least 20 years old to me. Carl looks well and Marc looks young - and he isn't playing a Rath trombone, which he has been doing for a while now.
bobilleg74 1 year ago
@tbonemarc It says in the write up 1987. It can't have been 2007 as Carl died in 2003.
bobilleg74 1 year ago
i'd pay some serious cash for a transcription of that performance.
carl fontana is just sooo amazing, along with marc godfroid.
basstbones 2 years ago
Beautiful clip - thanx so much for posting! You can really hear Carl's influence on Marc's playing!
bobilleg74 2 years ago
Carl Fontana, the best jazz trombonist!
xc1816 2 years ago
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funderbone 2 years ago
I love how carl keeps his reserve while playing; just like a conversation - so very natural!
shoegazer666 2 years ago 3
Thanks for posting this wonderful video!!!
shunta19801130 2 years ago 2
Very nice!!! Thanks fir the post...
jonburling 2 years ago
yes, CF is the best.
macree01 2 years ago 4
This is incredible playing. Keep posting, please!!
drumboneman 2 years ago 2