Johnny Frigo 热门歌曲下载
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My Favorite Things | Live at the Floating Jazz Festival | 04:17 |
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My Romance | Live at the Floating Jazz Festival | 05:35 |
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Porgy And Bess Medley | Live at the Floating Jazz Festival | 08:16 |
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Pick Yourself Up and Start All Over Again | 03:02 | |
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Zoot Walked In/Morning Fun | 04:27 | |
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Pick Yourself Up SQ | 03:01 | |
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Strike Up The Band | Hot Club Of 52nd Street | 05:15 |
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Some Of These Days | Hot Club Of 52nd Street | 04:07 |
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On The Sunny Side Of The Street | Hot Club Of 52nd Street | 06:23 |
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Melancholy Baby | Hot Club Of 52nd Street | 06:10 |
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Live from Studio A in New York City
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Johnny Frigo's DNA Exposed!
2002-02-05
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Romance Language: French Songs for Lovers
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Live at the Floating Jazz Festival
1999-08-24
Johnny Frigo 歌手简介
by Scott Yanow
Johnny Frigo has really had two careers. He started out playing violin in grammar school and after switching to tuba in order to play in his junior high school band, he took up the bass. Frigo started playing professionally as a bassist in 1934 and had some low-profile jobs until joining Jimmy Dorsey in the mid-'40s. In 1947, he formed a trio with guitarist Herb Ellis and pianist Lou Carter, called Soft Winds, that was popular for a few years; they co-wrote "Detour Ahead" and "I Told Ya I Love Ya, Now Get Out." After the group disbanded in the early '50s, Frigo became a studio bassist in Chicago for decades, playing sessions, jingles, and club dates. Although Frigo had an opportunity to record an album on violin in 1957 for Mercury, it was not until 1988 that he returned to his first instrument, guesting on a Herb Ellis Justice CD and leading two excellent and swinging dates of his own for Chesky that put him near the top of his field.