Adrian Rollini Trio-Jazz Me Blues
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@heinbanjo12 Jazz Me Blues (Tom Delaney) Mercury
Adrian Rollini Vibraphone, Xylophone
Haig Stephens String Bass
Frank Victor Guitar
GMRuggi 1 month ago
Rollini was a brilliant vibraphonist who played piano-style 4-mallet techniques early on. On this track you can hear his soprano-mallet melody as well as switching to inner voicings. He came to the vibe from the xylophone, so it seems clear that there's a Red Norvo influence too, but he was initially a bass saxophonist of legendary status first, working with the California Ramblers and then Bix Beiderbecke, Frankie Trumbauer. On this track also check out his chorus on chimes! Too cool.
XylophoneNoir 1 month ago
@bach2117 - absolutely. He was a child prodigy on piano, genius of bass sax, equally genius on vibes.
byline7844 9 months ago
@Osocooltwo Not the baritone sax - although I'm sure he could play it too. Roliini is actually known for being a master of the bass saxophone, and he was one of its greatest champions.
TupakSade 9 months ago
What a gifted musician....able to play the vibes to perfection plus the unwieldy baritone sax !! Tanks for ths listening pleasure !!!!
Osocooltwo 1 year ago
Who are the bas and guitar player?
heinbanjo12 2 years ago
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chkjns 2 years ago
Great memories here. I have this LP handed down to me by my father. It is autographed by Rollini. My Dad and Mom began their Honeymoon in a NYC hotel in 1952, where Rollini was featured and they heard him play live. My Dad especially liked it when Rollini would do a break on the chimes. I grew up hearing this and many others recordings my Dad had of Rollini including 16" radio transsciption music service records. Years later I discovered Rollini's super hot bass sax breaks which wow me.
kdegru 2 years ago 2
Sounds like the typical Postwar Era Jazz that was popular during the 1945-1960 period.
tbear4pa 2 years ago
much enjoyed-havent heard these Mercury sides in years-
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maxinDetroit 2 years ago