4 Freshmen And 5 Trumpets

Goodbye

4 Freshmen And 5 Trumpets
Capitol Records T763
1957

Dick Reynolds wrote the arrangements and conducts. The five trumpets are Buddy Childers, Mannie Klein, San Rasey, Joe and Ray Triscari. Rhythm is handled by Milt Raskin, piano; Jack Marshall, guitar; Frank Carlson, drums; and Don Simpson, bass.

Bob Flanigan, standing, flanked from left to right by Ken Albers, Ross and Don Barbour (back cover photo).

From Billboard - January 26, 1957: The Frosh have been riding the charts for months with their "Four Trombones" album and this figures to be a contender for heavy follow-up honors. They stick close to the standard groove throughout with the likes of "The Night We Called It A Day," "Give Me The Simple Life." "After You've Gone," etc. The Dick Reynolds workings are superior and a top notch back-up to the close modern stylings of these heavy album sellers. A sharp and colorful cover will help sell copies, but once the jockeys take over there'll be requests aplenty, anyway.

Easy Street
Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye
Laughing On The Outside
After You've Gone
Goodbye
There Will Never Be Another You
Got A Date With An Angel
Something In The Wind
Someone Like You
The Night We Called It A Day
Give Me The Simple Life
Good Night Sweetheart