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Jazz Guy
Apr 16, 2012, 8:47:07 PM4/16/12
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Jack Teagarden Octet & Frank Rosolino Quartet - Great Trombones (2008)
http://avaxhome.ws/music/music_video/concerts/Jack_Teagarden_Octet_Frank_Rosolino_Quartet_Great_Trombones_2008_DVD5.html
DVD5 | Video: NTSC 720x480 (4:3) | Audio: PCM 2.0 | 3.77 GB |
Time: 59:50 + 10:08 | Covers
Genre: Jazz | Label: Standing Ovation | Catalog Number: Oh! 44647
This DVD contains rare filmed performances from two of the greatest
exponents of Jazz trombone in musical history!
Frank Rosolino (featured in a 1962 performance) was one of the best
known names in the West Coast due both to his exceptional technique and
his warm personality. Jack Teagarden (from 1952) was a widely loved
figure, both as a trombonist and as a singer, from his recording debut
in 1927 until his death. Unlike the rough sound generally attributed to
the trombone, Teagarden created a unique and melancholic voice on his
instrument that would forever change the sound of the jazz trombone. As
a bonus we have included a complete 1939 short film presenting pianist /
composer / singer Hoagy Carmichael playing his tunes with Jack Teagarden
and his orchestra.
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http://depositfiles.com/folders/PRLYD1F8X
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http://avaxhome.ws/music/music_video/concerts/Jack_Teagarden_Octet_Frank_Rosolino_Quartet_Great_Trombones_2008_DVD5.html
DVD5 | Video: NTSC 720x480 (4:3) | Audio: PCM 2.0 | 3.77 GB |
Time: 59:50 + 10:08 | Covers
Genre: Jazz | Label: Standing Ovation | Catalog Number: Oh! 44647
This DVD contains rare filmed performances from two of the greatest
exponents of Jazz trombone in musical history!
Frank Rosolino (featured in a 1962 performance) was one of the best
known names in the West Coast due both to his exceptional technique and
his warm personality. Jack Teagarden (from 1952) was a widely loved
figure, both as a trombonist and as a singer, from his recording debut
in 1927 until his death. Unlike the rough sound generally attributed to
the trombone, Teagarden created a unique and melancholic voice on his
instrument that would forever change the sound of the jazz trombone. As
a bonus we have included a complete 1939 short film presenting pianist /
composer / singer Hoagy Carmichael playing his tunes with Jack Teagarden
and his orchestra.
http://filepost.com/folder/91d6a9fa
http://depositfiles.com/folders/PRLYD1F8X
http://ul.to/folder/v2fsjc
Loudon Briggs
Apr 16, 2012, 11:09:26 PM4/16/12
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Jazz Guy <Ja...@Guy.com> wrote:
>Jack Teagarden Octet & Frank Rosolino Quartet - Great Trombones (2008)
>
If you like trombones, this is for you!
>Jack Teagarden Octet & Frank Rosolino Quartet - Great Trombones (2008)
>
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2abD6zvlak0
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Loudon Briggs lar...@bbz.net Phoenix, Arizona, USA)
Loudon Briggs
Apr 16, 2012, 11:16:18 PM4/16/12
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Loudon Briggs <lar...@bbz.net> wrote:
>Jazz Guy <Ja...@Guy.com> wrote:
>
>>Jack Teagarden Octet & Frank Rosolino Quartet - Great Trombones (2008)
>>
>
>If you like trombones, this is for you!
>
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2abD6zvlak0
or this one...
>Jazz Guy <Ja...@Guy.com> wrote:
>
>>Jack Teagarden Octet & Frank Rosolino Quartet - Great Trombones (2008)
>>
>
>If you like trombones, this is for you!
>
>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2abD6zvlak0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA6nktsiY04&feature=relmfu
Nicole Massey
Apr 17, 2012, 8:16:03 AM4/17/12
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