Simon "Si" Zentner (1917 - 2000) was an American Jazz Trombone Player & Big Band Leader.
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Si Zentner Lyrics
We have lyrics for these tracks by Si Zentner:
Autumn Leaves The falling leaves drift by the window The autumn leaves of…
Blue Moon Blue moon you saw me standing alone Without a dream in…
Blue Tango Here am I with you in a world of blue And…
Camptown Races Well, I came down there with my hat caved in Oh…
Green Fields Once there were greenfields kissed by the sun; Once there w…
I'm Always Chasing Rainbows I'm always chasing rainbows Watching clouds drifting by My…
If I Love Again I often wonder why he came to me Brought such a…
Japanese Sandman Won't you stretch imagination for the moment and come with…
Lonesome Road Look down, look down that lonesome road Before you travel on…
Never On Sunday Oh, you can kiss me on a Monday A Monday, a…
Paradise And then she holds my hand, mm And then I understand.…
Rhapsody in Blue When I hear that Serenade in blue I'm somewhere in another…
Riding High Life's great, life's grand, Future all planned, No more clou…
Somebody Loves Me Tonight you're mine, completely You give your soul so sweetl…
St. Louis Blues March I hate to see that evening sun go down I hate…
Will You Love Me Tomorrow Tonight you're mine, completely You give your soul so sweetl…
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RockBottom Blues Band
A rare gem indeed. Very nice arrangements.
swingfan1937
I have this album and the stand-out track for me is the opener, namely Lonesome Road. I like this band and the Leader's trombone sound is instantly recogniseable.
flat5
I found the personal. Tommy Tedesco (guitar); Bernard Fleischer, Lanny Morgan (alto saxophone); Bob Hardaway, Jay Migliori (tenor saxophone); Dave Madden (baritone saxophone); Jules Chaikin, Bill Peterson , Tom Scott (trumpet); Don Nelligan, Bobby Pring, Bob Edmondson (trombone); Bob Florence (piano); Frank Capp (drums).
flat5
I've been trying to find out who is playing on this record. I would guess Bernard Fleischer, alto sax as he was my teacher at the time and worked with this band. Would like to find the arrangement too. Also "Little Jazz" from the same record.
David 87
My Dad Al Lasky played Alto Sax on this with Bob Davis and Louis Ciotti played Alto sax.
cosycleaner
Not fair! 'Lonesome Road' from the same album really cooks!
Randall Riley
Totally agree- "Lonesome Road' is hotter than plutonium!
Berry Seinfeld
my dad used to play in this band!
SpatialBlues
Awesome! Thanks!
Gary Thomas
My uncle, Walt Thomas, played drums for Si. Interested if he ever recorded anything with him? Think he played in the early '60s.