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TheGuy 07-08-06 03:13 PM

Rock Bands With Horn Sections?
 
To me nothing kicks ass more than a rock band with a horn section, ex. Southside Johnny & The Jukes. What other rock bands might I enjoy that have a horn section?

Giantrobo 07-08-06 03:15 PM

Dio ;)


Ronnie James plays a horn(Trumpet?) but not in Dio. :p

Rypro 525 07-08-06 03:40 PM

Dog Fashion Disco, but the horn section rarely travels with the band.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=s0c4kicdk...ashion%20disco
i was at this show, seeing the horns with the band was awsome. (i'm next to the girl with the sock puppet in the front row, and am seen very briefly towards the end, i'm in glasses

nodeerforamonth 07-08-06 06:58 PM

Rocket From The Crypt
Less Than Jake
Voodoo Glow Skulls

tcoursen 07-08-06 07:05 PM

Chicago

Drexl 07-09-06 12:17 AM

The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

chino77 07-09-06 01:20 AM


Originally Posted by Drexl
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones

damn you. i was just listening to them (which i rarely do) and saw this thread. i thought they would be the perfect answer...then i saw you stole it from me!!

The Infidel 07-09-06 01:53 AM

I don't know if you'd consider him "rock", but Prince's current band has a horn section. He's always used horns to some extent, but it was usually just a sax and trumpet (although Eric Leeds did periodically play flute on a couple songs). For the past few years now he has two saxes and a trombone. Interesting combination.

sauce07 07-09-06 04:01 AM

Phish had a horn section that went around with them for many shows called the Giant Country Horns, now when Trey tours he has a horn section most of the time (he has to for many of the songs)

mndtrp 07-09-06 05:07 AM

I guess if you consider "ska" a type of rock, you could take any of those.

Reel Big Fish
No Doubt
Bosstones
Mr. Bungle (sorta)
Murder By Death

I want to say Sublime did as well, but I'm not for sure.

TheGuy 07-09-06 07:57 AM

Thanks for all the great tips, I will give some of them a try :)

cdollaz 07-09-06 08:26 AM

Oingo Boingo

tommyp007 07-09-06 08:30 AM

Pink Floyd (occassionally)
Dave Matthews Band

The Bus 07-09-06 08:47 AM

Morphine?

Michael Corvin 07-09-06 02:33 PM

Helloooo?

Cake anyone?


*even though they seemed to have abandoned it (for worse) on their most recent release.

Dr. Henry Jones, Jr. 07-09-06 02:54 PM

Inxs

Lloyd Dobbler 07-09-06 03:25 PM

Black Happy

TimJS 07-09-06 04:28 PM

Try out Beulah...The Coast is Never Clear.

Tim

J-Dubya 07-09-06 07:45 PM

Broken Social Scene - You Forgot It In People


http://ec1.images-amazon.com/images/...CLZZZZZZZ_.jpg

bub2000 07-09-06 08:50 PM

Blur used to have one in their early days.

Jimmy James 07-09-06 10:11 PM


Originally Posted by Michael Corvin
Helloooo?

Cake anyone?


*even though they seemed to have abandoned it (for worse) on their most recent release.

Isn't CAKE (as with many of the artists listed here) really just *one* horn?

When I think horn section, I'm thinking the Bosstones or Blood, Sweat, & Tears.

pezsoup 07-09-06 10:18 PM

Huey Lewis and the F'N News

Rocketdog2000 07-09-06 11:26 PM


Originally Posted by Lunatikk
Inxs


Sorry, but one guy (Kirk Penngilly) who occasionally plays the sax does not a horn section make.

reverie 07-10-06 07:38 AM


Originally Posted by cdollaz
Oingo Boingo

:thumbsup::thumbsup:

maxfisher 07-10-06 08:21 AM

The newest Springsteen album has a horn section. I know Lyle Lovett has had a horn section the two times I've seen him live, but I can't recall if they appear on the albums.


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