LEARNING FROM "OTHER" JAZZ MUSICIANS (as a trombone player) - POPS, BIRD, and TRANE

In this video, I discuss and demonstrate some things you can learn from other jazz musicians, specifically non-trombone players. Although this video is geared toward jazz trombonists, other instrumentalists or vocalists can apply this concept to their own playing. If you found this video useful, please LIKE it, SHARE it, and consider subscribing to my channel! Feel free to leave any comments, requests, or questions down below. I post educational videos about trombone and music EVERY FRIDAY. #WestEndBluesChallenge
TIME STAMPS
0:00 “West End Blues” Pops Solo
0:18 Background
0:52 POPS (Louis Armstrong)
2:10 BIRD (Charlie Parker)
3:41 TRANE (John Coltrane)
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LOUIS ARMSTRONG: 0:52
CHARLIE PARKER: 2:10
JOHN COLTRANE: 3:41