Straight No Chaser from "Jazz For a Sunday Afternoon" (1968) solo order: Harold Land, Bobby Bryant, Pete Christlieb, Carl Fontana, Sweets Edison, Frank Rosolino and Tommy Flanagan.
From another post of the same track: Bobby Bryant, Harry "Sweets" Edison - Trumpet.... Carl Fontana, Frank Rosolino Trombone.... Pete Christlieb - Tenor Saxophone.... Jimmy Rowles - Piano.... Chuck Berghofer Bass.... Mel Lewis - Drums..... ... ... Recorded at : "Marty's-On-The-Hill", Los Angeles, CA, February, 1968.....
Quarter = 280 Impressed by lenguaje from Harold Land. And the great Fontana with his genuine and awesome style!, his solo without piano, when the piano starts I think his playing is more swingin'. Rosolino makes a great solo, too, a lot in the high pitches
Fantastic choruses by Fontana.
Fantastic listening
You must be completely relaxed to play trombone with a band like this!
From another post of the same track:
Bobby Bryant, Harry "Sweets" Edison - Trumpet....
Carl Fontana, Frank Rosolino Trombone....
Pete Christlieb - Tenor Saxophone....
Jimmy Rowles - Piano....
Chuck Berghofer Bass....
Mel Lewis - Drums.....
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Recorded at : "Marty's-On-The-Hill", Los Angeles, CA, February, 1968.....
Carl and Frank ! Yeah !
The solo of Carl is amazing, great phrases and lovely melody...
Top....
Quarter = 280 Impressed by lenguaje from Harold Land. And the great Fontana with his genuine and awesome style!, his solo without piano, when the piano starts I think his playing is more swingin'.
Rosolino makes a great solo, too, a lot in the high pitches
Players like Carl play as if there was no piano or any other instruments. It's up to the otherplayers to keep up.
Such a treat!
Wow! Bebop heroes.
Muito Swing 👏👏🙏
wooh :3 great sound
lotsa bop -I cant even tap my foot that fast. :)
lol. I am with ya!
Cookin
The best version ! Oh yeah!!!
Who is in the rhythm section?
Not my favorite.
No excuse for the boring repetition of the trumpet solo imo.
Great solo by Fontana