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On this set, we get the chance to see one of the greatest ambassadors of West Coast jazz, trombonist extraordinaire Frank Rosolino, one of the few jazz trombonists to tackle the intricacies of bebop, ably accompanied by Mike Melvoin on piano, Bob Bertaux on bass and Nick Martinis on drums. This is an excerpt from Steve Allen's Jazz Scene USA show.

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Created by television pioneer and life-long jazz devotee Steve Allen, Jazz Scene USA was nationally syndicated television program in the beginning of the sixties that showcased some of the best practitioners of that very American musical form. All appearances are featured in a relaxed, casual atmosphere created by hipster host, singer Oscar Brown Jr. Uncompromising in its use of imaginative camera angles, the visual style is on a par with the music. These shows are time capsules to cherish from America's golden days of televised jazz. On this set, we get the chance to see one of the greatest ambassadors of West Coast jazz, trombonist extraordinaire Frank Rosolino, one of the few jazz trombonists to tackle the intricacies of bebop, ably accompanied by Mike Melvoin on piano, Bob Bertaux on bass and Nick Martinis on drums.

Created by television pioneer and life-long jazz devotee Steve Allen, Jazz Scene USA was nationally syndicated television program in the beginning of the sixties that showcased some of the best practitioners of that very American musical form. All appearances are featured in a relaxed, casual atmosphere created by hipster host, singer Oscar Brown Jr. Uncompromising in its use of imaginative camera angles, the visual style is on a par with the music. These shows are time capsules to cherish from America's golden days of televised jazz. On this set, we get the chance to see one of the greatest ambassadors of West Coast jazz, trombonist extraordinaire Frank Rosolino, one of the few jazz trombonists to tackle the intricacies of bebop, ably accompanied by Mike Melvoin on piano, Bob Bertaux on bass and Nick Martinis on drums.

Frank Rosolino (20th August 1926 - 26th November 1978) was an American jazz trombonist. At the height of his career when he was traveling worldwide as a guest solo artist, was recording with his own group, was featured in Down Beat Magazine, and was meeting with representatives from Yamaha to create a Frank Rosolino model trombone, Frank died tragically. In spite of his bouts with severe depression and the turmoil throughout his personal life that ultimately led to suicide, Frank Rosolino continues to be remembered as one of the greatest Jazz trombone players of all time.

Created by television pioneer and life-long jazz devotee Steve Allen, Jazz Scene USA was nationally syndicated television program in the beginning of the sixties that showcased some of the best practitioners of that very American musical form. All appearances are featured in a relaxed, casual atmosphere created by hipster host, singer Oscar Brown Jr. Uncompromising in its use of imaginative camera angles, the visual style is on a par with the music. These shows are time capsules to cherish from America's golden days of televised jazz. On this set, we get the chance to see one of the greatest ambassadors of West Coast jazz, trombonist extraordinaire Frank Rosolino, one of the few jazz trombonists to tackle the intricacies of bebop, ably accompanied by Mike Melvoin on piano, Bob Bertaux on bass and Nick Martinis on drums.

Created by television pioneer and life-long jazz devotee Steve Allen, Jazz Scene USA was nationally syndicated television program in the beginning of the sixties that showcased some of the best practitioners of that very American musical form. All appearances are featured in a relaxed, casual atmosphere created by hipster host, singer Oscar Brown Jr. Uncompromising in its use of imaginative camera angles, the visual style is on a par with the music. These shows are time capsules to cherish from America's golden days of televised jazz. On this set, we get the chance to see one of the greatest ambassadors of West Coast jazz, trombonist extraordinaire Frank Rosolino, one of the few jazz trombonists to tackle the intricacies of bebop, ably accompanied by Mike Melvoin on piano, Bob Bertaux on bass and Nick Martinis on drums.

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