All The Things You Are / Frank Rosolino

[@gpapiosko4095]

The Amazing, Frank Rosolino.Nobody Can Play like Rosolino.He was Head And Shoulders above every Trombone Player. His Total Command of The Instrument was Out of Sight!! Intonation,Technique,Phrases,Break Neck Tempos,Changes,SOUND,SOUND etc. The Best Trombonist That Ever Lived-R.I.P

[@natethegreat7821]

Love Frank. He's one of the most entertaining, insanely wicked, versatile trombinists ever. Also a strong musician.

[@johnmasker9847]

It should be illegal to be that good

[@DelphinusOrcastra]

I think Frank Rosalino’s improv on this recording is one of those improv solos where if you only studied and really understood this one solo, you would be in a good place. A lot of times we sorta gotta learn the language piece by piece from multiple recordings, and that’s good to do, but it’s not often we can find a one stop shop type of solo. My opinion. Of course I would support studying a blues and rhythm changes tune in addition, but like I said this one solo alone would put you in a good place. 🐬

[@johnbrackett5818]

Thanks for the great Rosolino!

[@coyallen8012]

Frank had total command of his instrument!

[@robertbarron1203]

So cool! This is superb trombone

[@wiet43]

Daar wordt je vrolijk van , zo hoort het en niet anders!

[@gbijvoet]

My Goodness I LOVE Trombone!!!! Why did I sell my old Martin........?

[@ronrosolino7130]

Thanks for posting this!

[@chrislacona7150]

Relation? My Mentor Loves Frank's tone technique and I'm sure they are somehwere jamming now, in a musical spiritual realm. Viva Italianos.

[@wiet43]

Ron Rosolino B

[@lucabegonia]

Unbelievable...

[@felixkrull6578]

Ya, what are we supposed to talk over in this track anyhow :D

[@bopeuph]

AH! No bass solo! Figures! :P

[@joefarquhar]

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