Frank Rosolino Quintet

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Total Tracks: 8   Total Length: 32:01

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Grab All The Rosolino You Can Get

Vivaldi55

Never, EVER pass up a Frank Rosolino album, especially if you like jazz trombone. This one pairs Frank with tenor sax player Richie Kamuca, plus Vince Guaraldi, Monty Budwig, and Stan Levey. Recorded June of 1957. If you're burning CDs, pair this with the Herbie Harper Sextet album recorded the same year which uses the same instrumentation.

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Grab All The Rosolino You Can Get

Vivaldi55

Never, EVER pass up a Frank Rosolino album, especially if you like jazz trombone. This one pairs Frank with tenor sax player Richie Kamuca, plus Vince Guaraldi, Monty Budwig, and Stan Levey. Recorded June of 1957. If you're burning CDs, pair this with the Herbie Harper Sextet album recorded the same year which uses the same instrumentation.

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This session for the short-lived Mode label remains the zenith of Frank Rosolino’s recorded output. Paired with a stellar support unit featuring pianist Vince Guaraldi, tenorist Richie Kamuca, bassist Monty Budwig, and drummer Stan Levey, the trombonist not only delivers some of the most dazzling solos of his career, but also proves himself a gifted composer, contributing a handful of original tunes that fit comfortably alongside standards like Gershwin’s “How Long Has This Been Going On?” Largely eschewing more uptempo fare, Rosolino instead favors a simmering, soulful bop approach that champions feeling as much as technique. This is music with genuine emotional heft and intellectual edge. – Jason Ankeny

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