Jamie Dubberly
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Living Waters Jazz
Aug 02, 2011
Listened to Shalom To You, Count Basie - twice. Awesome arrangement! Loved the band playing the tune too. As good as any big band jazz arrangement I have ever heard. Sweet, melodic and swings wonderfully. Can't think of the band's name for sure at the moment, I think last name was Peterson, (maybe Dave Peterson?), the ensemble sound and arrangement as well as the tune reminded me of something they did and that was a pretty great band.
Rich Garber
LWJ
Ascenzion - Al Massey
Apr 29, 2011
Song: Lament
Whoa!!!! This is incredible...Man, your T-Bone work is nothing short of Sensational!!! Smooth note transition, wonderful texture and tone...and the blended harmonies are...well Brilliant. Must come back for more...Glad I found your site.
Evan Paul
Apr 02, 2008
I have heard the other versions of Caravan and each one had it's strong points, loved every one of them, but I must admit, this is by far my favourite. This band "Orquesta Dharma" is hot, hot, hot, from the word go, the piano, very cuban sounding along with the percussion sets the tone for the whole song with the drummer and bass, they are a-cookin'. Then the sax solo and trombone, both killer solos very enjoyable, great playing. And if that wasn't enough, it was more than enough in my mind, but, we got treated to and incredible piano solo and a killer conga percussion solo, man oh man can these guys play, just took me to the stratosphere, up and dancing. This piece was a real beyond my expectation treat, the Duke would be so proud, what an excellent job, what a killer band, love it!!!!
Evan Paul
Jan 07, 2008
Let me start by saying, I love this piece. Latin is one of my favourite genres and when I hear a bone playing on top of a latin rhythm, it's like heaven to me. The head of the song, is really well thought out, very catchy, that's what I look for, it comes back at the end and it lingers in your mind. You can do whatever you like, solo, bridges etc. in the middle, but bring it on home baby, and you did just that. The bone plays it so perfect, a relaxed, lazy, and yes, sexy feeling, and the supporting percussion keeps the momentum. I think one of the nicest features in the song is the background vocals, wow!!! just gave it that sort of Cuban authenticity. Needless to say, I love this tune for so many reasons, makes me want to listen to it again, and that's what I aim to do.
Well done Jamie, one of the best.
Emcee JcS
Dec 18, 2007
your music is quality man keep it up, check my stuff out and gimme feedback safe JCS x
Kevin Green
Nov 22, 2007
Song: A Child is Born
Thanks Jamie,
Yes I did that on sonar6 - in one day. (not recommended!)
And a cheap mxl 70 dollar mic.
BUt I just wanna say that the trombone thing you do is great. I'm originally a trombonist, and played in the Navy Band from 80-84. I love hearing good trombone stuff - I keep threatening to play again.
BLessings to you Jamie.
The JOP bigbagband
Nov 17, 2007
Song: A Child is Born
OK ... the original composition by Thad Jones is beautiful ... And that's help.
But here we have a marvelous and tasteful arrangement for trombone and that IS challenging. I like the spirit of it. Very respectful of the tune and beautifully played.
High musicianship here.
Congrats,
C. Michael Hinson
Nov 16, 2007
Likewise man. I really thank you for visiting my page. You don't see many more bone players around. I'm glad there is someone besides me that trying to keep the slide alive. You have some nice stuff on your site. I'm interested in maybe giving you one of my compositions to see how it would sound coming from another bone player. Let me know what you think.
nukebass
Nov 08, 2007
Hi buddy! Just listened your rendition of "A Child is Born". Sweet song, isn't? :-) I can't say I'm a Jazz musician (more into Prog & Fusion), but I loved your stuff.
Best regards from Brazil!
edrury
Jul 27, 2007
Hi Jamie, listening to "I saw you ( In my dream) trio version...", very beautiful arrangement and a lovely recording.
Rooney Tunes
Apr 20, 2007
Hi James, dropped by for a listen and have been really enjoying your music a lot and will be back for more; excellent work guy!
I am a bone man also, and play lead trombone an a big band here in Fort Worth. My original stuff is more a fusion of jazz/rock/pop.
Give a listen sometime: the tunes I play bone on are "Pink Leather Jumpsuit", "Up High on a River",
and "Michelle". Keep up the good work, I'll be enjoying more...
Mike Rooney
anna fisher
Apr 12, 2007
Greetings Jamie Dubberly,
Thanks so much for stopping by and taking a listen to A Child Is Born by Dave Grusin. Don't feel bad, sent a CD backstage for Dave Grusin and then went to meet my friend Hubert Laws. Dave came out and he recognized me and said, "Anna, sorry to disappoint you but I didn't write that song, Thad Jones did!" Told him, "I understand your confusion, I know the Thad Jones one and yours and yours is the one from Disney's Pediatric AIDS album, the lyrics were sung by Barbra Streisand and you wrote the melody to Marilyn Bergman's lyrics. He continued to deny it was his. About 20 minutes later he returned and apologized. He DID remember! : ^ ) Lee Ritenour was there too! Spoke to him again at the Grammys last year. Love the trombone, saw Steve Turre's name in your favs. Are you familiar with Phil Ranelin? (Freddy Hubbard, Vibes from Tribe) He and I did a show a few year ago, AWESOME player. Has CD out, "Close Encounters of the Very Best Kind"
Stay strong, great
DjHLimtz
Mar 08, 2007
Jamie,
your tune "High Flyn' is running on my station yet, and i must say you that it's one of the best i found at these days on SDK, in this category.
Great and real modern jazz .
Keep in touch
ADADaudio
Jan 27, 2007
Hello Jamie,
I listened to your song "I Saw You"..very pleasant and relaxing...i like the piano by your friend...works very nicely...keep up the good work in california! I voted this song HOT so keep doing what your doing....I would like for you to come by my site and listen to my new acoustic instrumental, thanks
ADAD RECORDS
michael palmieri
Dec 23, 2006
Hello Jamie,
Thanks for your message.
Your musicianship on Silent Night is wonderful.
Been spending all my spare time at MySpace - www.myspace.com/michaelpalmieri
Glad to be in touch.
best,
michael
The Capital
Dec 18, 2006
yo check my beat "I'm Da Bomb" Vote it hot!!! and leave a comment on the messageboard thanks
DjHLimtz
Dec 17, 2006
My bro in law is fan of latino an appreciates the bands you play with. He created a latino band in Paris and plays very well any perc an drums.
I forgot : i peeped "Hight Flyin" and "Attack of the Giant Martian Mice" on my stations.
Congratulations
DjHLimtz
Dec 17, 2006
Hello Jamie,
I had a very good friend playing trumb in the first band were i played when 17 years old.So i like it and guys than play it, more i discovered James Pancrow(CTA)since 1970. Glad to hear real jazz on this page sometimes a few "usurpated"...
More,you play songs i learned from this times : Maiden voyage,Caravan,a child is born.
Sorry to be so long,
Friendly
ChrisLamentandFriends
May 14, 2006
Hi Jamie, great to hear from you as always. Nice action pic of you doing your thing – and Perfidia sounds amazing, reflective and atmospheric, beautiful cascades and progressions, an utterly worthwhile listening experience!! It seems like it’s been forever since we’ve been active online, but we sincerely wanted to stop by thank you for listening as always – offline distractions and all that “real life” stuff, sorry it took so long! All good wishes for 2006 from Laura and Chris :)
Sensational work....Love the bone duo play...simply sensational.