Contemporary players of this instrument include Troy Andrews, whose stage name consists of this instrument's name followed by "Shorty.
One musician provided a solo for this instrument and the vocals for Louis Armstrong's "Stars Fell on Alabama." A group of eight players of this instrument teamed up for the album Jay & Kai +6. An early New Orleans style of play for this instrument was named because the player would always sit in the back of a moving wagon. The Duke Ellington Orchestra unusually included three players of this instrument: one wrote the band's hits "Caravan" and "Perdido" and another developed the band's (*) "jungle sound" with his "yah-yah style." This instrument played by Juan Tizol and Joe "Tricky Sam" Nanton had its "tailgate" style developed by Kid Ory. Contemporary players of this instrument include Troy Andrews, whose stage name consists of this instrument's name followed by "Shorty." For 10 points, name this brass instrument fittingly played by "Slide" Hampton.
One musician provided a solo for this instrument and the vocals for Louis Armstrong's "Stars Fell on Alabama.
trombone