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    Favorite flute

    In jazz or prog.

    I'm sure Jethro Tull, Genesis, maybe even Traffic might come to mind. I also like Paul Horn, Deuter, Herbie Mann, Eric Dolphy, etc. Who do you like?

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    Jean-Pierre Rampal, his work with Claude Bolling
    Andrew Latimer - The Snow Goose and other Camel stuff

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    Hubert Laws is probably the ultimate, followed by Herbie Mann.

    In the world of prog, Thijs van Leer must be mentioned, as well as a more obscure choice, Peter Weekers of Flairck (who also blows a mean pan pipe).

    Also, whoever does the flute solo on this. No idea if it’s Klaus Nagel or Gerd Köthe, but it’s always amazed me:

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    Jimmy Hastings(Soft Machine,Caravan,Hatfield and the North,National Health,Chris Squire,et al)

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    Also, the first few minutes of this:


    and there's the middle section of this:


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    A track from Robert Dick's album Our Cells Know, featuring him on solo contrabass flute:


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    My favorite flute is the Pearl Elegante Coda.
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    Pearl Elegante Coda--ha. Okay. Wished I'd learned a wind instrument in high school. Though I have my dad's French horn and trumpet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hippypants View Post
    Though I have my dad's French horn and trumpet.
    Brass instruments are HARD. I fooled around with a cornet for a while, but it was painful. The one time I tried a French horn, I couldn't even get a note out of it.
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    Definitely Jimmy's golden flute on H.R. Pufnstuf.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mister Triscuits View Post
    Brass instruments are HARD. I fooled around with a cornet for a while, but it was painful. The one time I tried a French horn, I couldn't even get a note out of it.
    I remember John Entwistle talking in an interview about playing the French horn, commenting on how part of the problem is the size of the mouthpiece.

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    Tim Weisberg - Listen To The City
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    George Adams at the 7 minute mark.

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    I prefer the blue one.

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    Shame on me for failing to mention Kenji Imai, one of my favorite contemporary practitioners of the instrument:



    Shem-Tov Levy is another obscure choice I feel compelled to mention.
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    An old song revised with the LSO, David "Dee" Palmer conducting...

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