Where is the "Nashville Brass"?

[Jay Maynes/Juan Oskar]

Does anyone know what ever happened to "Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass? Later amigos...Jay

 

[jimac51]

As instrumentals in general faded from radio,so did Danny Davis' career as a featured bandleader. The last real Nashville Brass albums go back to the early '80s. www.nashvillebrass.com has 28-count 'em 28-albums available on CD. 12 bucks each-free shipping-does this guy care about his fans or waht? Danny Davis still plays in Nashville,sometimes with Boots Randolph. And the TJB has------------one CD available. Mac

 

[bob knack]

What happened to the Nashville Brass?

...Not nearly enough.

 

[thetijuanataxi]

I looked at that website and am impressed with how many original albums are available. I wish Herb would do something like that. I think it's interesting too, that some albums are credited to DANNY DAVIS' NASHVILLE BRASS, while others are credited to DANNY DAVIS & THE NASHVILLE BRASS, and one CD is credited to to DANNY DAVIS NASHVILLE BRASS. Coincidence or perhaps trying to follow the Master's lead?

David,
who likes some Nashville Brass songs............

 

[glennmiller]

I looked at that website and am impressed with how many original albums are available.

I purchased a couple of these albums ("Christmas" and "LIVE!") from Danny Davis' website. They are CD-Rs, with artwork (in a slim CD case) that looks like it was done on someone's home PC with a cheap graphics program!

The sound on the two discs is O.K. It appears they were transfered from a tape source, not vinyl. "LIVE!" sounds a little thin on the low end, but "Christmas" sounds nice and full.

I have both of these albums on vinyl, but I been too busy to transfer any old LPs to CDs lately (and most of my records are in storage at this time)...so I suppose this is not-too-bad a substitute!