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Sep 27, 2021 1 hr 40 min

Sticky Jazz Interview Hollywood Paul

from Sticky Jazz Hosted by jeremy Hinks

If you have heard a trumpet piece, solo, background, or just jamming jazz vibe for the last 40 years on the radio, you have probably heard "Hollywood Paul" more than a dosen times. Paul Litteral is "The Trumpet Player To The Stars", having played with everyone fromo Robert Plant's Jazz work "The Honeydrippers", to James Brown's "Living In America", touring with The Rolling Stones, and anyone else you can think of. He has been working on some music and releasing it with a band called "The Outrageous 8", lemme tell ya, this is grand work called "Quaran Tunes". His resume is one of the longest I have ever seen for a musician, and he has more stories than that. youtube [https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN--DfUXuc0hHHBTFgEp9Jw] website [https://www.angelamaeoneill.com/] @paullitteralmusic [https://www.instagram.com/paullitteralmusic/] @angelaoneillmusic. [https://www.instagram.com/angelaoneillmusic/] Please consider sup porting us at patreon [http://patreon.com/stickyjazz] #paullitteralmusic #angelaoneillmusic #uptownhornes #jazztrumpet

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