Trumpet cds like Chinatown

Hi Guys,
Thank you. I'll check out all of your suggestions. Dcstep, I forgot about the "Glory" soundtrack, thanks for reminding me. Emiser, I think I know what you mean about Botti - nice sound, but it's all right there, it kind of lacks depth so I lose interest after a while. The guy whose horn really draws me in is Tomasz Stanko. Are you guys listening to any of his work? As for the older stuff, I like Chet Baker but was wondering about some of the other classic guys like Al Hirt and Harry James. Is all of there stuff up tempo?

here are a few more,
lee morgan,donald byrd,eddie henderson
paolo fresu,markus stockhausen,freddie hubbard/early stuff/
wynton marsalis, russell gunn,nat adderly, roy eldridge/especially on "jazz at the philharmonic'
and a few that are very spacy :
nils petter molvaer
erik truffaz
jon hassler
to name but a few greats

I'm a big Tomasz Stanko fan. Also have Erik Truffaz and Jon Hassell. The 3 of them are similar in that they are "spacy" to borrow Lvk47's description.

I have 3 cds by trumpeteer Mark Isham and I think his sound could be described as ethereal. Mark played with Van Morrison on some of his more ethereal stuff but his work as a leader would be classified as jazz.

Blue Sun, and two soundtracks coincidently,
Romeo is Bleeding
Afterglow

I agree stankos lotano and suspended night,Kenny wheelers widow in the window?good luck.Kinda going back miles(jackjohnson)dated though.