For the Jazz bags - what are your favorite one-two horn teams?

Do tenor tag-teams count?

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I figure anytime you got two guys breathing through something to make sounds counts. If you know a good team on kazoo and slide whistle, post it.

Leroy Jones + Craig Klein or Lucien Barbarin

Vandermark/Bishop

Coltrane and Dolphy on the European tour

Clifford Brown/Harold Land

Derrick Shezbie/Corey Henry

Miles/Wayne

BORBETOMAGUS guyz
check the Sauter/Dietrich "Bells Together" LP

Borbetomagus tops my list for sure. Agree about Moncur/McLean, Miles/Coltrane. Also: Hank Mobley/Lee Morgan, Clifford Brown/Sonny Rollins, Sonny Rollins/Don Cherry (Our Man In Jazz fucking rules)...

Coltrane/Sanders on Meditations

Steve Lacy/George Lewis

Bill Dixon/Jimmy Lyons on Cecil Taylor's Conquistador.

I keep thinking of records I love with two guys playing great together and then realize there's a third wind in the mix.

Rahsaan Roland Kirk!

Oh really now.

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Trumpt/trombone is the best, but I can't think of any more well-known teams!

Marshall Allen/John Gilmore

Fred and Maceo

The star trombone players seem to have this thing about being the only horn or teaming with another bone player.

Oh, I love Brian Lynch/Conrad Herwig.

Art Farmer and Benny Golson

If this was a poll thread I'd probably vote Vandermark/Bishop with Miles/Trane at #2, but I gotta mention A. Braxton/G. Lewis as well.

But for 1-2-3 horn teams, I'll fite to the death for Bunk Gardner/Ian Underwood/Motorhead Sherwood.

There's a lotta one-album-only matchups that I could mention.

For extended partnerships, I'll say Coltrane/Sanders and Davis/Shorter.

Gerry Mulligan/Art Farmer

Anthony Braxton & Sam Rivers sound pretty goddamn good together on "Conference of the Birds"

Konitz/Marsh

To be honest, they're not really my favorite, but I figured they ought to be mentioned in this thread. I, for one, will at least be using this thread to look up the musicians I'm unfamiliar with or haven't heard play together.
A pair I've been digging a lot recently is Brown & Rollins on "Plus 4."

Are there any trumpeters/trombonists who perform as the only horn in a band? Don't think I've never heard of such an animal.

Sure there are.

Roy Campbell (trumpet) is the only horn in the Marc Ribot Spiritual Unity group, for example

Art Farmer did quartet stuff with guitar/bass/drums.

I could probably think of more given time.

I think there's at least one Oscar Peterson Trio + Clark Terry record with no other horns.

George Lewis has at least one solo bone record.
The trombone discussion reminds me of a fine pairing: Frank Rosolino with Harold Land on _Free For All_

Though I've unfortunately only heard one album of them, I do want to mention Prince Lasha & Sonny Simmons, who were brilliant together on _Firebirds_.

If we can name three-horn teams, then Maupin/Priestley/Henderson in Herbie Hancock's Mwandishi band (and later on Henderson's solo albums) was a killer.

Coltrane/Sanders on Meditations

-- dad a, Friday, September 28, 2007 3:22 PM

Miles/Wayne

-- Hurting 2, Friday, September 28, 2007 2:54 PM

Coltrane and Dolphy on the European tour

-- Stormy Davis, Friday, September 28, 2007 2:44 PM

all these plus

Miles/Sam Rivers on Live in Tokyo

Live in Tokyo sounds like they're trading jabs onstage.

Ooh, Art Farmer! How could I forget? I once owned (still own?) a couple of his recs.

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I got that Moncur/McLean box from Mosaic. Oh, goddamn.

The Ayler Bros are up there for me...
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