Author Archives: David Brubeck

Around 1990, I had the pleasure of performing with a wonderful horn line as part of Raymond Cajuste’s Bossa Comba. It seemed that the whole band made it to the concert in Miami, except the trombonist-who may have been ill … Continue reading →

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Has the FDA admitted that the Covid-19 “vaccine” leads to significantly elevated risk of seizures in toddlers? Did a Japanese pre-print call for a suspension of all mRNA “vaccines” as concern that transfusions of “vaccinated” blood may have adverse affects … Continue reading →

It’s true! We literally had THE most fun when Giulia was on the job! Often times, it did not even seem like work. We loved all of her stories about growing up near Vienna , Austria “The City of Musicians” … Continue reading →

The Blues has drawn near universal acclaim as one of the most outstanding and influential art forms of the twentieth century and its origins are the exclusive product of Black American culture.   Any singer, instrumentalist or listener who would step one … Continue reading →

TOO FUNKY FOR WORDS? Duo Brubeck, featuring Mitch Farber, performing Stereogram No. 6, (composed by David Brubeck),dedicated to Master Musician and trombonist Louis Satterfield of Earth Wind and Fire. COMPLETE AUDIO INCOMPLETE VIDEO

Well, solo album, anyway. It is difficult to exclude all the great recordings with Frank Sinatra, Stan Kenton and his orchestra, Nelso riddle or many other recordings. We sincerely hope that you enjoy this transcription that has been re-imagined. Like … Continue reading →

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If there were a “Groove Genie” in a bottle, anyone who knew Mitch Farber would toss it back in the ocean; not needed here, thank you! “Summertime” Mitch doesn’t just groove at the grooviest level, he adds melodic interest to … Continue reading →

The trombone section in the Count Basie Band. The Chicago Symphony low brass section, especially with with Frank Crisafulli and Arnold Jacobs. And Los Angeles studio musicians! Those are probably the best trombone sections I have heard on recordings. Studio … Continue reading →

The Knight Center, in historic Miami, is the just a stones’ throw from the Intracoastal waterway, the bridge to Watson Island , South Beach and the Atlantic Ocean beyond. From “Stiltsville” to the Miami Marine Stadium, South Florida is all … Continue reading →