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'''Curt Ramm''' is the touring trumpeter for [[They Might Be Giants]] and is based out of Newport, Rhode Island. | '''Curt Ramm''' is the touring trumpeter for [[They Might Be Giants]] and is based out of Newport, Rhode Island. | ||
| − | Originally appearing at shows as part of the [[Tricerachops Horns]], which has joined TMBG live occasionally since [[2007]], Ramm became the permanent sixth member of TMBG's live band in 2018 and has been touring with them | + | Originally appearing at shows as part of the [[Tricerachops Horns]], which has joined TMBG live occasionally since [[2007]], Ramm became the permanent sixth member of TMBG's live band in 2018 and has since been touring with them. |
He also has played trumpet on studio They Might Be Giants albums since the late '00s, including tracks from ''[[Here Comes Science]]'', ''[[Join Us]]'', ''[[Glean]]'', ''[[I Like Fun]]'' and ''[[BOOK]]''. | He also has played trumpet on studio They Might Be Giants albums since the late '00s, including tracks from ''[[Here Comes Science]]'', ''[[Join Us]]'', ''[[Glean]]'', ''[[I Like Fun]]'' and ''[[BOOK]]''. | ||
Revision as of 23:35, 23 May 2023
Curt Ramm is the touring trumpeter for They Might Be Giants and is based out of Newport, Rhode Island.
Originally appearing at shows as part of the Tricerachops Horns, which has joined TMBG live occasionally since 2007, Ramm became the permanent sixth member of TMBG's live band in 2018 and has since been touring with them.
He also has played trumpet on studio They Might Be Giants albums since the late '00s, including tracks from Here Comes Science, Join Us, Glean, I Like Fun and BOOK.
See also
External links
- Curt's Official Website
- Curt's Myspace profile (recovered with the Wayback Machine)
