# Frank Rosolino
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frank rosolino (August 20, 1926 – November 26, 1978) was an American jazz trombonist.
== Biography ==
Born in Detroit, Michigan, United States, frank rosolino studied the guitar with his father from the age of nine. He took up the trombone at age 14 while he was enrolled at Miller High School, where he played with Milt Jackson in the school's stage band and small group.
Trombone Master Frank Rosolino: "Free For All"
One of the world's finest trombonists was the late Frank Rosolino. He was a mainstay in Stan Kenton's best bands of the 1950's and later became in integral part of the Los Angeles Jazz scene. Our Jazz Feature album was Rosolino's favorite but although recorded in Dec. 1958, for a variety of unknown…
Broadcast on 17-Nov-2014
This great band played only in the Los Angeles area yet it gained international fame because vibist/leader Terry Gibbs was astute enough to record the band's infrequent gigs and record them well with the genius engineer Wally Heider. The band consisted of the cream of the crop of Jazz playing Holly…
The Greg Mathieson Interview
Pianist and organist talks about being on the bandstand with Frank Rosolino at 21 a harrowing encounter with Ike Turner and his early studio work with Earthquire.
Paul McKee-Carl, Woody, and Swinging Compositional Improvisation
It's Paul McKee Day! Man-Oh-MAN, I've been lookin' forward to THIS one! Paul and I have known each other since we were on the road back in the '80s. He is one of my all-time favorite jazz trombonists, composers, arrangers, educators, and he's just a great guy! In a review for the Jeff Benedict Big…
Episode 304: The 11 highest rated Jazz albums of 2024
I've been busy since mid-November going through the "Best Of" lists of 123 jazz critics, reviewers, jazz internet sites, etc. I've tabulated all the jazz albums mentioned (1,023 at last count)....and put a tick beside each one when someone puts it as one of their top albums.
This week, I play a…
Show - Buddy Rich and Shorty Rogers play Basie!
Two tributes to Basie and his repertoire led by Rich in 1956 (with Harry Edison, Frank Rosolino, Bob Enevoldsen, Jimmy Rowles and Buddy Collette) and Rogers in 1954 (with Enevoldsen, Cooper, Zoot Sims, Jimmy Giuffre, Herb Geller, Bud Shank, Marty Paich, Curtis Counce and Shelly Manne).
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