TromboneChat

First time I watched this show (in first run) and the trombone solo came through the speakers on our big ol' honkin' "entertainment center", I turned to my Dad and said, "What was THAT?". His reply was simply "Rosolino".

Frank may have been on the session, but that solo doesn't sound like him to me.

I heard it was Fontana

I suppose it could be either of them but I don't think so. The sound is too big, bright, and straight. Who else was on that session? Dick Nash maybe?

According to this page, the section was:
DICK NASH, GEORGE ROBERTS, MARSHALL CRAM
BARRETT O'HARA, TOMMY PEDERSON, DICK NOEL
http://brasssectioninmovies.blogspot.co ... ml?q=quest

Well, there you go.

Doug Elliott wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2024 6:31 pm I suppose it could be either of them but I don't think so. The sound is too big, bright, and straight. Who else was on that session? Dick Nash maybe?

Dick Nash would be my guess.

If you type in Brass sections in movies, you can find the Johnny Quest list.

Eddie Clark

Sounds like Dick Nash to me too.

Doug Elliott wrote: ↑Mon Mar 04, 2024 6:31 pm I suppose it could be either of them but I don't think so. The sound is too big, bright, and straight. Who else was on that session? Dick Nash maybe?

I agree. That sounds like Dick Nash.

That huge bright sound is the typical sound of an upstream player playing totally correctly... Dick Nash is an excellent example of that.

Full arrangement of officermayo’s attachment (by Glen Rovinelli?):

https://www.mindformusic.com/files/doc ... tTheme.pdf