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TRUMPET - JazzArcheology.com
1 The TRUMPET of WILLIAM FRANK newton frankie Solographer: Jan Evensmo Last updated: Dec. 5, 2017 Note: This is a complete solography with comments to all sessions. 2 Born: Emory, Virginia, Jan. 4, 1906 Died: NYC. March 11, 1954 Introduction: frankie newton , master of the mutes , was one of the greatest trumpets of the swing era with extreme personality and originality. The marginal value of an eventual new discovery of a frankie solo is greater to this author than of any other trumper in jazz history! The solography below is basically the one printed as Vol. 9 (1978) in my Jazz Solography Series with additional material appearing after the publication, and with related comments given as postscripts . There are a very few missing items, please help! History: Joined Lloyd W. Scott s band in Huntington, west Virginia, whilst the band were on their way to Pittsburgh and New York (1926).
Frankie Newton, “master of the mutes”, was one of the greatest trumpets of the swing era with extreme personality and originality. The marginal value of an eventual new discovery of a Frankie solo is greater to this author than of any other trumper in jazz history! …
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