Trumpet in the garage

[bosshoss]

Inspired by Mr. Hogwash's recent "harpichord in the garage" topic, here's a real mindwarper. How many garage songs managed to include trumpet (not sax) in the recording, and got away with it? Almost impossible, but here's one for sure. There must be others.

 

[captain bronstain]

Unfortunately, there are only 12 bars in the mid-section...

 

[Dr Buddha]

CA Quintet!

 

[Dr Buddha]

Also not purely a garage tune but I adore this 45...

 

[Hicksville Hogwash]

...well loved by soul boys and garage girls alike. Horn section but never too horny.

 

[Hicksville Hogwash]

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Inspired by Mr. Hogwash's recent "harpichord in the garage" topic, here's a real mindwarper. How many garage songs managed to include trumpet (not sax) in the recording, and got away with it? Almost impossible, but here's one for sure. There must be others.

I always heard the trumpet as a cheap guitar through a cheaper amp. It's a great song even better now I hear a trumpet through a mute? Whatever those things are you ram inside the sound thingie?

 

[Frantic]

Here's a killer track that I can't even imagine without trumpets. A true classic.

I've added the trumpetless alternate version for your listening pleasure.

 

[MopTopMike]

The Youtube BOOBs have the wrong images for the songs.
The first recorded version, with the overdubbed horns, is on the Vardan label.
The second recorded version, no horns is on the Frantic label.
I prefer the no horns version.

 

[MopTopMike]

Trumpets Galore!

 

[tymespan]

Werps-Love's A Fire.
I like both versions but the horn version has a slight edge.

 

[bosshoss]

Unfortunately, there are only 12 bars in the mid-section...

I really like this isolated use of trumpets. Impact for one verse, then they're gone to make room for the organ and guitars.

 

[ShyC]

Not 100 % sure if it's a trumpet, but it ain't no saxophone.

 

[ShyC]

 

[ShyC]

Used scarcely, but there is a small "trumpet break".

 

[mr. splendid]

not exactly garage - more like the Peanuts meet Herb Alpert...

 

[Hicksville Hogwash]

Thanks Shy was hearing this intro in my head last night but couldn't fit what song it was. It was this.

 

[MopTopMike]

Always liked this tune, the trumpet flare crescendo notwithstanding

 

[Frantic]

One of my all-time faves and a floor filler ta boot.

 

[Jim]

Inspired by Mr. Hogwash's recent "harpichord in the garage" topic, here's a real mindwarper. How many garage songs managed to include trumpet (not sax) in the recording, and got away with it? Almost impossible, but here's one for sure. There must be others.

Inspired by Mr. Hogwash's recent "harpichord in the garage" topic, here's a real mindwarper. How many garage songs managed to include trumpet (not sax) in the recording, and got away with it? Almost impossible, but here's one for sure. There must be others.
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Since you mentioned garage songs not bands I think this one may qualify, it has a garage connotation via Bob Seger,

 

[Dave Baldwin]

I remember seeing one of our local D.C. garage bands live back in '68 or so
doing a cover of The Byrds 'So You Want To Be A Rock & Roll Star' with a
"special guest" trumpet player. Could have been Flavor but I can't remember...