Frank Rosolino

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All This Music Appears Here On CD For The First Time Ever !!

This release presents for the first time ever on CD, the complete quintet recordings by Frank Rosolino and Conte Candoli. This material was originally issued on the three long out of print LPs: the studio album Conversation - including the excellent Italian pianist Franco D’Andrea - and two live albums taped at the Domicile Club in Munich. One of the live LPs was also titled Conversation while the other was issued as Just Friends.

Frank Rosolino (trombone)
Conte Candoli (trumpet)
on all tracks plus:

CD 1 [1-6] Conversation (Studio Album):
Franco D’Andrea (p), Giovanni Tommaso (b), Gegè Munari (d). Milan, Italy, May 25, 1973.

CD 1 [7-10] & CD 2: Conversation (Live Album) / Just Friends:
Rob Pronk (p), Isla Eckinger (b), Todd Canedy (d). Live at the Domicile Club, Munich, Germany, May 10, 1975.
Note: I Don’t Want to Run Around Anymore and Don’t Take Love From Me are quartet performances by Rosolino and the rhythm section. Maria and Darn That Dream are quartet performances by Candoli and the rhythm section.

CD 1:

1. Star Eyes (7:12)
2. Conversation (4:50)
3. I Hust Don’t Wan To Run Around Anymore (7:18)
4. Attention (5:47)
5. Maria (6:44)
6. Let’s Burn (7:25)
7. Doxy (9:03)
8. Like Someone In Love (8:05)
9. Don’t Take Your Love From Me (4:44)
10. Yesterdays (7:52)

Total time: 69:09

CD 2:

1. Darn That Dream (6:39)
2. When Lights Are Low (6:49)
3. Stella By Starlight (7:48)
4. Just Friends (7:21)
5. There Is Not Greater Love (9:52)
6. Well You Needn’t (8:10)
7. Quiet Nights (8:52)
8. My Funny Valentine (7:50)

Total time: 63:25

“My most recent recording is one I did in Milan, with Conte Candoli and a rhythm section from Italy. It turned out beautiful; we’re very happy with it. Oh, I love the way Conte plays”. Frank Rosolino, 1973.

Frank Rosolino And Conte Candoli have been involved togheter in the 50’s and 60’s in the bands of: Stan Kenton, Shorty Rogers, Howard Rumsey, Terry Gibbs, Bill Holman, Buddy Rich an their own 70’s group Supersax.