Johnny Quest Theme Solo

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Johnny Quest Theme Solo

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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".



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Frank may have been on the session, but that solo doesn't sound like him to me.
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I heard it was Fontana
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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?
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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
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Well, there you go.
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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.
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If you type in Brass sections in movies, you can find the Johnny Quest list.

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Sounds like Dick Nash to me too.
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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.
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That huge bright sound is the typical sound of an upstream player playing totally correctly... Dick Nash is an excellent example of that.
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Full arrangement of officermayo’s attachment (by Glen Rovinelli?):

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