Donald Byrd & Booker Little - Wee Tina

from "The Third World" (197?), TCB Records.
Originally issued as "The Soul of Jazz Percussion" (1960), Warwick.
Marcus Belgrave - trumpet ;
Donald Byrd - trumpet ;
Booker Little - trumpet ;
Mal Waldron - piano ;
Addison Farmer - bass ;
Ed Shaughnessy - drums ;
Armando Peraza - congas.
Written by Ed Shaughnessy.
Recorded in spring of 1960 in New York City.

[@peterdarrylslaughter7390]

2023,timeless classic smooth jazz still.

[@14u142]

Dr. Byrd was my mentor and teacher in the 80s. He absolutely loved Booker. But one of his favorite trumpet collaborations was with Marcus Belgrave and Art Farmer.

[@thejeneralj.u.-iceforever6706]

@2:04 to 2:08 thank you Donald Byrd and The Beatnuts!

[@solobeats1]

I found this gem in 91, sampled it, the song caught local buzz, but The Beatnuts worked it well.....and I was mad asl.
Shout to the Beatnute they made some crazy shit.

[@satishrobertson8771]

Thank you for this post. Dr. Byrd and Booker Little are 2 of my favorite trumpet greats and both tremendous influences on my own playing.

[@mizpahboy7513]

Wee Tina is a most have for any jazz aficionado's collection

[@sanchopp]

Thank you !!!

[@thamacaveli3548]

2:04 The Beatnuts - Props Over Here

[@peterdarrylslaughter7390]

They FUNKED it up no doubt

[@williemakeit2346]

While Donald Byrd, Booker Little, and an uncredited Don Ellis are all playing trumpet on the melody, only Booker has the trumpet solo on this track. Anyone familiar with his style would know his signature unmistakable approach.