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For me it's kind of a toss-up between JJ and Frank Rosolino. I love JJ, but since Rosolino isn't on the list, I had to vote "other" and give some props to Frank.

Posted

For me it's kind of a toss-up between JJ and Frank Rosolino. I love JJ, but since Rosolino isn't on the list, I had to vote "other" and give some props to Frank.

I realized this after posting. I have three records by him. I can't believe I forgot him. He should take Frank Lacy's place since Frank Lacy is only 45.

matt

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For me it's kind of a toss-up between JJ and Frank Rosolino.  I love JJ, but since Rosolino isn't on the list, I had to vote "other" and give some props to Frank.

Jim R: It's good to see the mention of Frank Rosolino's name. I'm familiar with Rosolino only via the Kenton Presents Mosaic. From what I've heard, however, I enjoy Rosolino very much.

Posted

I voted for JJ. Now I want to change it to Teagarden... :( . Luckily enough, the absence of Rosolino, Vic Dickenson and Dickie Wells made it a bit easier. Although I think that without these guys on the poll, it hasn't got a lot of merit for me.

Posted

Julian Priester?

Grachan Moncur?

Priester is still around, yes? (Hopefully, otehrwise I'd have missed something...)

So is Moncur, I believe. Priester is one of my favourites, by the way.

I can't choose any from this list. J.J. was a giant, but I love Rosolino, I love the bit of Teagarden I know, I love Dickie Wells, Vic Dickenson, and of course the Duke's men, Britt Woodman, Lawrence Brown, hey, even Tricky Sam!

ubu

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Lots of great trombonists left off, nature of the beast.

Teagarden for me. . . there are so many choices but he still is the one that speaks to me the most. I know WHY J. J. gets so many votes, but his sound and the "feel" of his playing and music doesn't really move me . . .he'd be much further down the list for me.

Posted

J.J.'s playing really does move me. I don't think his virtuosity gets in the way of conveying an enormous amount of feeling. Heavy shit he played.

Teagarden ranks right up there, too.

Posted (edited)

I would have chosen from one of the following unmentioned:

Dickie Wells

JC Higginbotham

Jimmy Harrison

These polls are crap.

Maybe you should show ID before starting a poll. :lol:

Edited by Chuck Nessa
Posted

I voted for JJ (not too original, eh?)

But I agree with Chuck and Brownian Motion, and would have included Dicky Wells, JC Higginbotham, Jimmy Harrison, Claude Jones, Benny Morton, Vic Dickenson... and Miff Mole!

BTW: how many polls are left? :g

Posted

A half dozen or more great Trombonists listed - But number one for me will always be Bill Harris. Always something virle and immediate in his playing. Loved Kai and JJ too. And Vern Friely had something unique - as did Urbie Green.

SEE - you can't just pick one as Numero Uno. :D

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