9 thoughts on “ My Funny Valentine - Maynard Ferguson - Boy With Lots Of Brass (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Walter "Maynard" Ferguson (May 4, – August 23, ) was a Canadian-born jazz trumpet player and bandleader. Maynard's first idol was trumpeter Harry James and he first received his music union card at age thirteen.

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2. My Funny Valentine Be hold the way our fine feathered-friend his virtue doth parade. Thou knowest not my dim witted friend, the picture Thou hast made. Thy vacant brow and Thy tousled hair conceal Thy good intent. Thou noble upright, truthful, sincere And slightly dopey gent- you are.. My funny valentine Sweet comic valentine You make me smile.

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4. Maynard Ferguson. All of the midi files on this server are modified and somewhat zanhidenarema.irandiegaditinitemamvahillstor.infoinfo is enough of each song (about 20 measures) to give you a feel for what they are like.

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5. Maynard Ferguson: Brass Attitude album review by Jim Santella, published on November 1, Find thousands jazz reviews at All About Jazz!

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6. Maynard Ferguson - Boy With Lot's Of Brass This reissue mono LP Record was released by Mercury Records MG in This album is on the "Deep Groove Mercury black label with the silver print. The original was issued on Emarcy Mg in /5(11).

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7. This absolutely beautiful arrangement by Willie Maiden was done for Maynard Ferguson and features solos for tenor sax, trombone and the primary solo for the trumpet player a la Maynard. There are two trumpet solo parts included Maynard's version and one for mortals! This works well with most bands in that the band parts are quite easy.

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8. Maynard Ferguson Childhood. In a baby boy, Walter Maynard Ferguson, was born in the general hospital in Montreal, Canada. At age nine, after violin and piano lessons, he spotted a man playing cornet at a church social and said to his father, “Dad, get me one of those.”.

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9. Maynard's version and one for mere mortals. This works very well with most bands (the band parts are quite easy) or MF's instrumentation of Order individual part(s) IMPORTANT: To order replacement parts for a chart, click on the "Order individual parts" link above.

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