Frank Rosolino was a pivotal figure in jazz, renowned for his dynamic and agile trombone playing. Born on August 20, 1926, in Detroit, Michigan, Rosolino established himself as a virtuoso trombonist who could effortlessly navigate the complex changes of bebop. With a career that spanned from the 1940s until his tragic death in 1978, Rosolino's technical prowess and warm, fluid tone earned him accolades among peers and critics alike.

He performed with an array of prominent musicians and ensembles, including the Stan Kenton Orchestra, where he rose to prominence in the 1950s. Rosolino's talent as a performer and improviser can be heard in his body of work which includes albums like "Free for All", "I Play Trombone (Remastered 2014)", and live recordings such as "In Copenhagen". He was also a part of the collective "The Trombones, Inc.," a testament to his versatility and status within the trombonist community. His discography, which features works like "Turn Me Loose!" and "Fond Memories Of...", captures the essence of a man who dedicated his life to the art of jazz trombone, leaving a legacy that continues to influence and inspire musicians today.

Genres

Jazz Brass

Jazz Trombone

Latest Release

Free for All

Frank Rosolino

Album - 11 Tracks - Released December 18, 2020