Can someone name me a loud and raucous instrumental jazz number? urgent!?

Question

I need it for presenting the restaurant scene in 'Death of a Salesman'.

name me a track. *I know they use trumpets and pianos, lol*

Answer 1

it is a trumpet

Answer 2

If you want some straight jazz try Caravan (by Duke Ellington but everyone and their mother has done a version of it) or A Night In Tunisia or if you want something more modern try some 70's Miles Davis like On The Corner or Bitches Brew or if you want really raucous avant-garde stuff try Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz or Coletrane's Ascention or some crazy John Zorn stuff or... well, one of those should work, good luck.

Answer 3

I think what you need is some jazz fusion music not straight jazz.. I think off the top of my head "Led Boots" by Jeff Beck would be just about what you are looking for. There are a few other songs on his album like "Blow by Blow", "Air Blower" or "Freeway Jam" that might also fill the bill. There were also a few pieces of music by John McGlauphlin and Stanley Clark that might also fill the bill. Hope this helps.

Answer 4

Boogie Stop Shuffle
Charles Mingus, from the album Mingus Ah Um

Answer 5

If you want loud and raucous, you need a big band. Here are two good suggestions:

'Ya Gotta Try' - Buddy Rich
'Two for Otis' - Maynard Ferguson

Answer 6

Hang Dog

by
Bill Frisell
from the album Look out for hope.

Answer 7

Big Boy, by the Lighthouse All Stars. It'll knock their socks off.

Answer 8

Woody Herman's "your father's moustache" would work, or any of the Dizzy gillespie stuff, maybe Manteca,

Answer 9

How about "Rockit" by Herbie Hancock?