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Just looking for more variety in what I listen to. I've listened to Psychedelia(Markey) and Never Alone(Van Djik), dozens over(and will continue to do so), but its always nice to have some variety!
Anyone got any lesser known solo albums? Tenor, Bass, jazz, classical, I'll take what I can get

Of course you could also purchase any number of Compact Discs to listen to at your convenience (if you have a CD player). I expect the artists benefit more that way than they do from Spotify.

Yeah, unfortunately I don't got a CD player

They are pretty cheap

https://www.amazon.com/Craig-Electronic ... 142&sr=8-6

Im pretty sure there are a bunch of Alessi and Lindberg albums on spotify.

I definitely gotta listen to more Lindberg

A few of my favourite trombone CDs:

-Fede e amor (Catherine Motuz and Simen van Mechelen)
-Trombone Concerti (Alain Trudel)
-I Was Like Wow! (Jorgen van Rijen) (and any other album of his)
-Fleurs et Épines (David Martin) – Not sure if it's still on Spotify (or maybe only on Premium), but worth buying in any case.

Randy Hawes, Melodrama

Russian Melodies - Vienna Trombone Quartet
Jay & Kai + 6
21 Trombones in the 21st Century - New Trombone Collective
El Trombón Majadero - Generoso Jiménez and His Orchestra
Breakout - Papo Vazquez
Soneando Trombone - Jimmy Bosch
Trombon Afrocubano - Juan Pablo Torres

X Over Trombone - James Pugh
Decreasing Radius - Rick Stout
Elgar's Trombone - Sue Addison
Sound & Resound - Lisa Albrecht
Trombone Bliss - Yoo Jeon Sik

Yeah check out the CD that has the Michael Nyman concerto on it. That piece is intense. Put the image (on the cover) of people walking into work, back to face the grind, briefcase in hand, into your head and just listen to it. Once the filing cabinets start getting destroyed by the the percussionist, you'll get the message.

Thanks for the suggestions. Guess I got some listening to do...