My personal fav is Warren Leuning on "The River."
F = Film
T = TV
Film & Television, alphabetical by Players / Film / Television
Rick Baptist (b. 1948, San Francisco):
“Bound By Honor” 1993 (F), Bill Conti (credited)
“Snow Dogs” 2002 (F), John Debney
- “John Debney said to ‘just blow over the orchestra’ and I got lucky” - Rick Baptist e-mail, May 29, 2002
“American Me” 1992 (F)
Wayne Bergeron:
“Jack’s Place” (T)
Bud Brisbois:
“The Jetsons” 1962 (T), Hoyt Curtin
“Jonny Quest” 1964 (T), Hoyt Curtin
Conti Candoli:
“The Jetsons” 1962 (T), Hoyt Curtin
Buddy Childers:
“Emily’s Home” from “The Bob Newhart Show”, 1972 (Lead & solo) (T)
“The Mary Tyler Moore Show” 1970 (T)
“The Sting” 1973 (F), Scott Joplin
Charley Davis:
“Dances with Wolves” 1990 (T), John Williams / trailers only
Bob DiVall:
“Dynasty” 1981 (T), Bill Conti
Ramone Flores:
“The Single Guy” (T)
Al Hirt:
“The Green Hornet” 1966 (T)
“Number One” 1969 (F), Dominic Frontiere
“Viva Max” 1969 (F), Hugo Montenegro
Mark Isham:
“Quiz Show” 1994 (F), Mark Isham
Harry James (& big band):
“The Ladies Man” 1961 (F), Jerry Lewis’ duet dance to “Ponytail.”
Bob Karon:
“All The President’s Men” 1976 (F), Vivaldi (w/ Malcolm McNab)
Jon Lewis:
“J.A.G” (T)
“Courage Under Fire” 1996 (F), duet with Dave Washburn, James Horner
“Star Trek - Voyager” (T)
Warren Luening:
”The River” 1984 (F), John Williams
Malcolm McNab (b. 1943, Los Angeles):
Vivaldi Concerto for 2 trumpets from “All the President’s Men”, with Bob Karon, 1976 (F)
“L. A. Confidential” 1997 (F), Jerry Goldsmith
“Dances With Wolves” 1990, (F), John Barry
“Star Trek - Deep Space Nine” (T)
“Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” (T)
“Highway To Heaven” (T)
“West Wing” 1999, (T), Snuffy Walden
“Avalon” 1990 (F), Randy Newman
“Crimson Tide” 1995, (F), Hans Zimmer
“City Hall” 1996, (F) Jerry Goldsmith
“In Country” (F)
“The Gambler” (F)
“Twister” (F)
“Executive Decision” (F)
“Independence Day” (F)
“Con Air” (F)
“Air Force One” (F)
“The Postman” (F)
“U. S. Marshalls” (F)
“Reniassance Man” (F)
“Toys” (F)
“Seabiscuit” 2003 (F) Randy Newman
“Indiana Jones 4" (F) John Williams
- w/ Jon Lewis, Tim Morrison, Marissa Benedict, and Dave Washburn, who had just recovered from a bout of pneumonia that had him have to leave the European tour of the LA Chamber Orch. early.
Tim Morrison:
“JFK” 1991 (F), John Williams
“Born on the 4th of July” 1989 (F), John Williams
“Apollo 13" 1995 (F), James Horner
“Saving Private Ryan” 1998 (F), John Williams (w/ Thomas Rolfs)
“Without Limits” 1998 (F), John Williams
Uan Rasey:
“American in Paris” 1951 (F), George Gershwin
“Portrait of a Trumpet” (all solos) from “The Twilight Zone” (T)
“Chinatown” 1974 (F), Jerry Goldsmith
“Eddie plays the Trumpet” from “The Munsters” (T)
“Dudley Do-Right” cartoon, “Rocky and Bullwinkle”, 1961 (T)
“The Godfather” 1972 (F), Nino Rota
Thomas Rolfs:
“Saving Private Ryan” 1997 (F), John Williams, (w/ Tim Morrison)
Doc Severinsen:
“Designing Women” 1986 (T), Bruce Miller, credited
Phil Smith (NY Phil Principal):
“Punchline” 1988, cornet. Also duetted w/ Ray Mase
“The Rookie” 2002, Piccolo trumpet solo
Tony Terran:
“The Magician” 1973 (T) (Piccolo trumpet solo)
Allan Vizzutti:
“The Boss’ Wife” 1986 (F), credited
Graham Young (b. 1937, Chicago, IL):
“The Waltons” (T), Jerry Goldsmith
“The Great Waldo Pepper” 1975 (F), Henry Mancini
FILM
“All The President’s Men” 1976
Malcolm McNab & Bob Karon / Vivaldi
“An American in Paris” 1951
Uan Rasey / George Gershwin
“Apollo 13" 1995
Tim Morrison /James Horner
“Born on the 4th of July” 1989
Tim Morrison / John Williams
“Bound By Honor” 1993
Rick Baptist (credited) / Bill Conti
“Chinatown” 1974
Uan Rasey / Jerry Goldsmith
“Courage Under Fire” 1996
Jon Lewis duet w/ Dave Washburn / James Horner
“Dances With Wolves” 1990
Malcolm McNab / John Barry (film)
Charley Davis (trailers)
“The Great Waldo Pepper” 1975
Graham Young / Henry Mancini
“The Godfather” 1972
Uan Rasey / Nino Rota
“JFK” 1991
Tim Morrison / John Williams
“The Incredibles” 2004 / Michael Giacchino
Rick Baptist
Wayne Bergeron
Jon Lewis
Jeff Bunnell
“Jonny Quest (The Adventures of)” 1990
Conti Candoli (jazz solo) / Charley Davis (lead) / Hoyt Curtin
“L. A. Confidential” 1997
Malcolm McNab (credited) / Jerry Goldsmith
“The Ladies Man” 1961
Harry James (& big band), Jerry Lewis’ duet dance to “Ponytail.”
“Number One” 1969
Al Hirt
”The River” 1984
Warren Luening (credited) / John Williams
“Saving Private Ryan” 1998
Tim Morrison & Thomas Rolfs (both from Boston Symp.) / John Williams
“Seabiscuit” 2003
Malcolm McNab / Randy Newman
“Snowdogs” 2002
Rick Baptist
- “John Debney said to just blow over the orchestra and I got lucky” - Rick Baptist e-mail, May 29, 2002
“The Sting” 1973
Buddy Childers / Scott Joplin
“Without Limits” 1998
Tim Morrison / John Williams
TV
“The Bob Newhart Show” 1972 title tune - “Emily’s Home”
Buddy Childers (Lead & solo)
“Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman”
Malcolm McNab
“Dudley Do-Right” cartoon from “The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show”, 1961
Uan Rasey
“Dynasty”, 1981
Bob DiVall / Bill Conti
“The Green Hornet”, 1966
Al Hirt
“Highway To Heaven”
Malcolm McNab
“Jack’s Place”, 1992
Wayne Bergeron
“J.A.G.”
Jon Lewis / sometimes Marissa Benedict
“The Jetsons”, 1962
Conti Candoli (jazz solo) / Bud Brisbois (lead) / Hoyt S. Curtin
“Jonny Quest (The Adventures of)”, 1964
Bud Brisbois (lead) / Hoyt S. Curtin
“The Magician”, 1973
Tony Terran (piccolo trumpet solo)
“The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, 1970
Buddy Childers
“The Munsters” - “Eddie plays the Trumpet”
Uan Rasey
“The Single Guy”
Ramon Flores
“Star Trek - Deep Space Nine”
Malcolm McNab
“Star Trek - Voyager”
Jon Lewis
“Twilight Zone - Portrait of a Trumpet”
Uan Rasey (all solos)
“The Waltons”
Graham Young / Jerry Goldsmith
"The West Wing” 1999
Malcolm McNab / Snuffy Walden
“Dancing with the Stars” - ABC, summer, 2005
Rick Baptist
Warren Luening
Oscar Brashear
Larry Hall (last show only)
F = Film
T = TV
Film & Television, alphabetical by Players / Film / Television
Rick Baptist (b. 1948, San Francisco):
“Bound By Honor” 1993 (F), Bill Conti (credited)
“Snow Dogs” 2002 (F), John Debney
- “John Debney said to ‘just blow over the orchestra’ and I got lucky” - Rick Baptist e-mail, May 29, 2002
“American Me” 1992 (F)
Wayne Bergeron:
“Jack’s Place” (T)
Bud Brisbois:
“The Jetsons” 1962 (T), Hoyt Curtin
“Jonny Quest” 1964 (T), Hoyt Curtin
Conti Candoli:
“The Jetsons” 1962 (T), Hoyt Curtin
Buddy Childers:
“Emily’s Home” from “The Bob Newhart Show”, 1972 (Lead & solo) (T)
“The Mary Tyler Moore Show” 1970 (T)
“The Sting” 1973 (F), Scott Joplin
Charley Davis:
“Dances with Wolves” 1990 (T), John Williams / trailers only
Bob DiVall:
“Dynasty” 1981 (T), Bill Conti
Ramone Flores:
“The Single Guy” (T)
Al Hirt:
“The Green Hornet” 1966 (T)
“Number One” 1969 (F), Dominic Frontiere
“Viva Max” 1969 (F), Hugo Montenegro
Mark Isham:
“Quiz Show” 1994 (F), Mark Isham
Harry James (& big band):
“The Ladies Man” 1961 (F), Jerry Lewis’ duet dance to “Ponytail.”
Bob Karon:
“All The President’s Men” 1976 (F), Vivaldi (w/ Malcolm McNab)
Jon Lewis:
“J.A.G” (T)
“Courage Under Fire” 1996 (F), duet with Dave Washburn, James Horner
“Star Trek - Voyager” (T)
Warren Luening:
”The River” 1984 (F), John Williams
Malcolm McNab (b. 1943, Los Angeles):
Vivaldi Concerto for 2 trumpets from “All the President’s Men”, with Bob Karon, 1976 (F)
“L. A. Confidential” 1997 (F), Jerry Goldsmith
“Dances With Wolves” 1990, (F), John Barry
“Star Trek - Deep Space Nine” (T)
“Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman” (T)
“Highway To Heaven” (T)
“West Wing” 1999, (T), Snuffy Walden
“Avalon” 1990 (F), Randy Newman
“Crimson Tide” 1995, (F), Hans Zimmer
“City Hall” 1996, (F) Jerry Goldsmith
“In Country” (F)
“The Gambler” (F)
“Twister” (F)
“Executive Decision” (F)
“Independence Day” (F)
“Con Air” (F)
“Air Force One” (F)
“The Postman” (F)
“U. S. Marshalls” (F)
“Reniassance Man” (F)
“Toys” (F)
“Seabiscuit” 2003 (F) Randy Newman
“Indiana Jones 4" (F) John Williams
- w/ Jon Lewis, Tim Morrison, Marissa Benedict, and Dave Washburn, who had just recovered from a bout of pneumonia that had him have to leave the European tour of the LA Chamber Orch. early.
Tim Morrison:
“JFK” 1991 (F), John Williams
“Born on the 4th of July” 1989 (F), John Williams
“Apollo 13" 1995 (F), James Horner
“Saving Private Ryan” 1998 (F), John Williams (w/ Thomas Rolfs)
“Without Limits” 1998 (F), John Williams
Uan Rasey:
“American in Paris” 1951 (F), George Gershwin
“Portrait of a Trumpet” (all solos) from “The Twilight Zone” (T)
“Chinatown” 1974 (F), Jerry Goldsmith
“Eddie plays the Trumpet” from “The Munsters” (T)
“Dudley Do-Right” cartoon, “Rocky and Bullwinkle”, 1961 (T)
“The Godfather” 1972 (F), Nino Rota
Thomas Rolfs:
“Saving Private Ryan” 1997 (F), John Williams, (w/ Tim Morrison)
Doc Severinsen:
“Designing Women” 1986 (T), Bruce Miller, credited
Phil Smith (NY Phil Principal):
“Punchline” 1988, cornet. Also duetted w/ Ray Mase
“The Rookie” 2002, Piccolo trumpet solo
Tony Terran:
“The Magician” 1973 (T) (Piccolo trumpet solo)
Allan Vizzutti:
“The Boss’ Wife” 1986 (F), credited
Graham Young (b. 1937, Chicago, IL):
“The Waltons” (T), Jerry Goldsmith
“The Great Waldo Pepper” 1975 (F), Henry Mancini
FILM
“All The President’s Men” 1976
Malcolm McNab & Bob Karon / Vivaldi
“An American in Paris” 1951
Uan Rasey / George Gershwin
“Apollo 13" 1995
Tim Morrison /James Horner
“Born on the 4th of July” 1989
Tim Morrison / John Williams
“Bound By Honor” 1993
Rick Baptist (credited) / Bill Conti
“Chinatown” 1974
Uan Rasey / Jerry Goldsmith
“Courage Under Fire” 1996
Jon Lewis duet w/ Dave Washburn / James Horner
“Dances With Wolves” 1990
Malcolm McNab / John Barry (film)
Charley Davis (trailers)
“The Great Waldo Pepper” 1975
Graham Young / Henry Mancini
“The Godfather” 1972
Uan Rasey / Nino Rota
“JFK” 1991
Tim Morrison / John Williams
“The Incredibles” 2004 / Michael Giacchino
Rick Baptist
Wayne Bergeron
Jon Lewis
Jeff Bunnell
“Jonny Quest (The Adventures of)” 1990
Conti Candoli (jazz solo) / Charley Davis (lead) / Hoyt Curtin
“L. A. Confidential” 1997
Malcolm McNab (credited) / Jerry Goldsmith
“The Ladies Man” 1961
Harry James (& big band), Jerry Lewis’ duet dance to “Ponytail.”
“Number One” 1969
Al Hirt
”The River” 1984
Warren Luening (credited) / John Williams
“Saving Private Ryan” 1998
Tim Morrison & Thomas Rolfs (both from Boston Symp.) / John Williams
“Seabiscuit” 2003
Malcolm McNab / Randy Newman
“Snowdogs” 2002
Rick Baptist
- “John Debney said to just blow over the orchestra and I got lucky” - Rick Baptist e-mail, May 29, 2002
“The Sting” 1973
Buddy Childers / Scott Joplin
“Without Limits” 1998
Tim Morrison / John Williams
TV
“The Bob Newhart Show” 1972 title tune - “Emily’s Home”
Buddy Childers (Lead & solo)
“Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman”
Malcolm McNab
“Dudley Do-Right” cartoon from “The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show”, 1961
Uan Rasey
“Dynasty”, 1981
Bob DiVall / Bill Conti
“The Green Hornet”, 1966
Al Hirt
“Highway To Heaven”
Malcolm McNab
“Jack’s Place”, 1992
Wayne Bergeron
“J.A.G.”
Jon Lewis / sometimes Marissa Benedict
“The Jetsons”, 1962
Conti Candoli (jazz solo) / Bud Brisbois (lead) / Hoyt S. Curtin
“Jonny Quest (The Adventures of)”, 1964
Bud Brisbois (lead) / Hoyt S. Curtin
“The Magician”, 1973
Tony Terran (piccolo trumpet solo)
“The Mary Tyler Moore Show”, 1970
Buddy Childers
“The Munsters” - “Eddie plays the Trumpet”
Uan Rasey
“The Single Guy”
Ramon Flores
“Star Trek - Deep Space Nine”
Malcolm McNab
“Star Trek - Voyager”
Jon Lewis
“Twilight Zone - Portrait of a Trumpet”
Uan Rasey (all solos)
“The Waltons”
Graham Young / Jerry Goldsmith
"The West Wing” 1999
Malcolm McNab / Snuffy Walden
“Dancing with the Stars” - ABC, summer, 2005
Rick Baptist
Warren Luening
Oscar Brashear
Larry Hall (last show only)
I was told that on the latest Rocky movie that Sylvester Stallone was at the session and asked if anyone could play a solo like Maynard did.
Waynard Bergeron was on the session and of course everyone pointed to him.
I haven't seen the movie (just couldn't bear anymore after Rocky 3), but supposedly it's a pretty amazing solo.
To add some great trumpet playing on TV shows that are probably available on DVD, ya gotta get The Twilight Zone "Portrait of a Trumpet," one of the episodes that Jack Klugman starred in. That's Uan Rasey doing ALL the trumpet solos, and it's an amazing example of contrasting styles. Truly beautiful playing. Yo, Uan!!
Also Uan on "The Dudley Dooright" theme and and a Munsters episode "Eddie Plays the Trumpet."
Ramon Flores on the sitcom "The Single Guy"
Jon Lewis on "J.A.G" & the "Star Trek" spinoffs.
Malcolm on "The West Wing," "Deep Space Nine," "Highway to Heaven," "Dr. Quinn"
Doc on the original theme to "Designing Women"
Graham Young on "The Waltons"
Bob DiVall on "Dynasty"
Tony Terran on the smokin' piccolo trumpet solo on "The Magician."
YouTube is rife with clips from Harry James' movies. My fav is the Jerry Lewis' flick "The Ladies Man" with Harry & the band playing "Ponytail."
Waynard Bergeron was on the session and of course everyone pointed to him.
I haven't seen the movie (just couldn't bear anymore after Rocky 3), but supposedly it's a pretty amazing solo.
To add some great trumpet playing on TV shows that are probably available on DVD, ya gotta get The Twilight Zone "Portrait of a Trumpet," one of the episodes that Jack Klugman starred in. That's Uan Rasey doing ALL the trumpet solos, and it's an amazing example of contrasting styles. Truly beautiful playing. Yo, Uan!!
Also Uan on "The Dudley Dooright" theme and and a Munsters episode "Eddie Plays the Trumpet."
Ramon Flores on the sitcom "The Single Guy"
Jon Lewis on "J.A.G" & the "Star Trek" spinoffs.
Malcolm on "The West Wing," "Deep Space Nine," "Highway to Heaven," "Dr. Quinn"
Doc on the original theme to "Designing Women"
Graham Young on "The Waltons"
Bob DiVall on "Dynasty"
Tony Terran on the smokin' piccolo trumpet solo on "The Magician."
YouTube is rife with clips from Harry James' movies. My fav is the Jerry Lewis' flick "The Ladies Man" with Harry & the band playing "Ponytail."