Bobby Shew
Bobby Shew, born March 4, 1941 in Albuquerque, is a jazz trumpeter and
flugelhorn player. He began his career after leaving university in 1960 and
serving in the U.S. Army, touring with the NORAD band. He played with Tommy
Dorsey, Woody Herman, Buddy Rich, and appeared on Tom Jones’ 1971 album Live at
Caesar's Palace. Shew’s leadership discography began with
Outstanding in His Field (1980), which was nominated for a Grammy, and
Heavy Company (1981), followed by Yamaha Suite (1982), One in a Million (1992),
and Tribute to the Masters (1995). He collaborated with Chuck Findley, Car...
It's Only a Paper MoonKjell Öhman and Bobby Shew
Trumpet Summit - Live Jazz Concert
7:14
It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)Frank Mantooth, Pete Christlieb, Matt Harris, Bobby Shew, Pat La Barbera, Danny Barber, Steve Houghton, Kevin Mahogany, Howie Smith and Frank Mantooth Jazz Orchestra
Sophisticated Lady
4:30
Speak LowBobby Shew and Metropole Orkest
Bobby Shew - Metropole Orchestra
6:34
Here's That Rainy DayBobby Shew and Metropole Orkest
Bobby Shew - Metropole Orchestra
4:34
My One and Only LoveBobby Shew and Metropole Orkest
Bobby Shew - Metropole Orchestra
7:05
MoonglowVince DiMartino, Bobby Shew and Allen Vizzutti
Trumpet Summit - Live Jazz Concert
6:38
