Strictly speaking not just a trumpet, there is more brass, but great use of it none the less.

Saw them live at The Albert Hall some years ago, they hid the brass players back stage until just before their piece. Was magic when they finally appeared.

and just as magnificent

but I prefer this. How dare I.

So have a different Love tune with equally fine trumpets from a great performance on Later with Jules Holland.

Can I also nominate the very wonderful Born In 69 by Rocket From The Crypt? I bought the album it was on purely because I loved the name of the band.

by the Beautiful South.

Muted, gentle brass: a sight rarely seen, and in the Ronnie Hazlehurst style too. Presume there's a trumpet in there somewhere?

.............quality use of brass in Absolute Beginners and Boy About Town and magnificent flugel horn and trombone combo in Ghost Town

Scoot to about 2:40 for a 'non-more 80's' chorus and delay laden trumpet solo...

1m 57s and again at 3m 50s: It's like when you press that button in photoshop that turns your photos of Sex Gang Children from black and white to "pop art".

Primal Scream - MBV Arkestra: (4m 46s to 6m 42s). A two-minute trumpet solo which manages to contain 50% fewer notes than were featured in the guitar break on "Boredom" by The Buzzcocks. Good because, rather than despite, this.

(nb: The hippie-bating, breadhead-bashing revolutionaries of Primal Scream PLC have elected to disable embedding facilities on their youtube videos)

I seem to remember that every trumpet player appearing on TOTP in the early 1980s had to do that goofy swinging up-and-down thing - as best evidenced here.

This could possibly be the finest example....."Papa's Got A Brand New Pigbag"- Pigbag.
Scuse my ignorance, but not sure how to put You Tube on here, so if anyone else is in agreement....maybe....

Here's the track, no video though:

One of my timeless "Get up and jump about like a lunatic" tracks.

I'll add this too:

(No video again, sorry).

takes my head of. Trumpet solo in the right hand can at about 1.24.

featuring Chet Baker, and perhaps the most sublime use of echo at around 3.23. Couldn't find this version on Youtube, but it's here on Spotify...
http://open.spotify.com/track/2oSXcrxd63zXNcmBivTRaR

Trumpet tone poem courtesy of Randy Brecker

the answer is Haircut 100.

These were the ones that sprang to mind - Sir Duke and Move on Up

But I am a little gobsmacked - given the Massive demographic - that Fanfare for the Common Man is nowhere to be seen.

Modern Romance's Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White is almost entirely trumpet.

I think this clip proves beyond doubt that Modern Romance were gritty, committed musicians in it for the long haul.

http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=344...

but Cornets and possible the best Silver Band arrangement in popular song...ever. (speaking as an ex cornet player in a Silver Band)
Starts at 0:40

http://open.spotify.com/track/0DV6DGdMd6u5IoOoUAnkl1

contains a cracking bit of trumpetry.

The Byrds' greatest ever moment is two or so minutes into their '67 single, 'Lady Friend', with an out of tune horn/trumpet solo.
It's so breathtaking that absolutely no one in Britain or the States bought it!

in the park today the FPO and I fell to discussing this very topic.

She suggested Hawaii 5-0 (admittedly a Northern Soul classic iirc),

and Chariots of Fire. I protested that the latter's trumpets (?)

were surely synthesised, which she seemed to feel was unnecessary nit-picking. So, we need a ruling, are syntrumpets (?) allowed ?

[Also interested to see Vangelis has a gasper on the go-not the message for our aspiring athletes ...]

....and I'll say it again....other brass also included, really kicks in at 1.20

Time for a RSF revival.

Still love this song.

I'd break every plate in the cupboard for Chan Marshall.

figure, not just in things like, er, Tijuana Brass, and the ersatz version-"The Mexicans"-we had on LP at home; but also in classic TV themes like the Prisoner:

the Avengers

and UFO

Reminds me that in many ways the sound of my space age childhood was brass and strings rather than electric guitar ...

And, before I shut up wouldn't Tusk be a good one ?

Stevie, give us a twirl ...

Trumpet kicks in at 2.14 .....always thought it was a great feature of the song.

...the songs of Jim and William Reid

Fifty Seconds in and beyond: