Favorite Horn Bands Songs

[TerpWomenFan]

 

[uconnfan68]

@uconnfan68 asked earlier in this thread for a live version of Boz Skaggs "Loan Me a Dime". I found it , but like this 1969 version from Muscle Shoals, Al too. The musicians on this are just outstanding including Duane Allman , Boz Skaggs, The Memphis Horns, Barry Beckett and so many more.

Same one that’s on the Boz album. Always worth a listen, thanks!

 

[TerpWomenFan]

 

[TerpWomenFan]

 

[Bama fan]

From 1955 or so.

 

[Waquoit]

Same one that’s on the Boz album. Always worth a listen, thanks!

And the Duane Allman Anthology album.

 

[Bigboote]

Not a song, but prominently features horns in the strictest sense of the word.

 

[TerpWomenFan]

RIP Ronald Bell who wrote and produced this fine song. He also wrote Open Sesame which I posted earlier.

 

[TerpWomenFan]

 

[TerpWomenFan]

Bootsy Collins is just too cool on that bass.

 

[Centerstream]

I guess a woodwind is not a "horn", but I couldn't resist.
Jethro Tull Locomotive Breath Live

 

[Scud49]

Not a horn band, but on this one they used horns to a very nice effect:

 

[Bama fan]

From the 1941 movie "Sun Valley Serenade' the Glenn MIller orchestra with John Payne and Lynn Bari, The Woo Woo Girl. Ms Bari's part was dubbed by Pat Friday. You see and hear the Modernaires and Tex Beneke and some fantastic horn playing.

 

[CL82]

I'm sure someone has already done this one, but if not...

 

[Kmoney]

Best thread ever. thumbs up to anyone who has contributed. Page 1 has pretty much become my daily playlist. someday i’ll move on to page 2. I love this song. It is not as good as the Phyllis Hyman version, but its still good.

 

[Ozimoto]

Well, if we go the marching band route, I'm pretty partial to this one.

There are better versions from a sonic standpoint, but I picked this one because I witnessed this performance personally as a freshman.

 

[Ozimoto]

The best "official" recording.

 

[meyers7]

Well, if we go the marching band route, I'm pretty partial to this one.

There are better versions from a sonic standpoint, but I picked this one because I witnessed this performance personally as a freshman.

Who was that? That was pretty damn good.

 

[TerpWomenFan]

Best thread ever. thumbs up to anyone who has contributed. Page 1 has pretty much become my daily playlist. someday i’ll move on to page 2. I love this song. It is not as good as the Phyllis Hyman version, but its still good.

I actually was going to post this but it's more a horn solo than a band even though JCB is a band. But this is my favorite Jimmy Castor song. The remake of You Make Me Feel Brand New is pretty good too.

 

[Ozimoto]

Who was that? That was pretty damn good.

The answer is in the post immediately following.

 

[Jackcatscal]

The Grateful Dead used a horn section for a while.

Grateful Dead Welcome Two-Part Horn Section At Providence Civic Center, On This Day In 1973 [Audio]

The Grateful Dead expanded their sound with the addition of horns during a show at the Providence Civic Center, on this day in 1973.

liveforlivemusic.com

 

[meyers7]

The answer is in the post immediately following.

Ah, ok. Thanks.

 

[GruntCakes]

Another fine musical selection for your consideration. ”Pick up the Pieces” as performed by the Phil Collins Big Band. Great sax solos by Gerald Albright,
Klaus Doldinger, Sadao Watanabe, PW Ellis and James Carter.

 

[PoppaBear]

 

[cullaville]

Edgar Winter (pre Frankenstein days)