Les July

This is what it is and it works. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgSMOewsjeY

A # 2 song on the Instrumental Rock charts, if Miles Davis had jammed w/ The Pretenders in 1981, it would have sounded like this. Listen for the 'Honeyman' tone, specifically.

If Peter Gabriel & Tony Levin had written a track for Miles Davis, if may have sounded something like this.

This song is for someone special...whoever she turns out to be. Musically speaking, if Jaco & Miles ever did a duet, it might sound a lot like this. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYgZFzUBX8I

Instrumental version of Dreamland featuring 'LJ Horn' on trumpet.

This was the # 1 song on the World Fusion charts. By design, I wrote music in a variety of genres to have the trumpet be the common thread. This piece combines Funk with a Middle Eastern vibe.

This is the first production after setting up shop in New York. It was made to be played LOUD.

This is an instrumental version of a song I wrote with Carrie Hamilton. We never got to record it in the studio so my muted trumpet is playing her vocal part. This would make a GREAT theme song for a sit-com.

In the tradition of Miles, who loved Spanish music and often named songs after people, here we have... I also have some Santana influence in there as well for good measure.

This song is perfect for a detective show like CSI

A 1:41 vacation... Kathryn Klepak, an old friend I had not seen in over 25 years came by the studio and this is what happened, a spontaneous trumpet and piano duet.