Paul Goldfinger ©. Silver gelatin darkroom print. Springtime in Paris.
FRANKIE RANDALL from his album Sings and Swings.
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One morning in May…….
Posted in Photographic Gallery France, Photographic Gallery, Black and White, Photography: girls in summer clothes, Photography: Paul Goldfinger 20th century collection, tagged Frankie Randall singer, morning in May Paris on May 1, 2020| Leave a Comment »
Chairmen of the boards.
Posted in Asbury Connection, Asbury Park Connection Photo Gallery, Jersey Shore gallery, Photograph by Paul Goldfinger, tagged Beach boys in Asbury, Frankie Randall singer on October 10, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Asbury Park. 2014. Paul Goldfinger photo. © Click to call this meeting to order.
FRANK RANDALL:
Faces at the farmers market
Posted in Faces at the Farmers' Market, Florida connection on Blogfinger, Fort Myers Florida, Photography by Paul Goldfinger, Photography from Florida, Photography series Faces at the Farmers' Market, tagged Faces at the Farmers Market--Ft. Myers, Frankie Randall singer on February 20, 2015| Leave a Comment »
Lakes Park. Ft. Myers, Fla. Paul Goldfinger photo © Feb 20, 2015. ©
FRANKIE RANDALL. From the album Sings and Swings
Jersey Musical Stars: Frankie Randall
Posted in Jersey musical stars, tagged Frankie Randall singer on September 10, 2013| 1 Comment »
1966 Frankie Randall
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In 1958, we had a jazz combo from Passaic perform at Rutherford High School, just across the river. It was the Frankie Randall Jazz Trio. My band-mates from the “Rutherfordians,” the RHS dance band, were keenly interested in this group. We were learning to like jazz, and we were especially interested in the new “cool” sound which was very minimalist and which was evident in the Randall performance. My friend Frank, the drummer in our group, tried to copy that style, as evidenced by the Dave Brubeck Quartet and the Modern Jazz Quartet.
Frankie Randall played piano and he sang like Sinatra, but that day, it was cool jazz. So I recall that day quite vividly, because it was rare that we could hear a live performance by a jazz group. That is, until our senior year when we discovered Greenwich Village.
Two Italian singers. From Jazztimes.com
Randall went on to make a career in music, performing the Great American Songbook. Sinatra helped him obtain a record contract. Randall was 20 years old that day at RHS, but now he is in his ’70’s and still working. He has also done some acting.
2020 addendum: Frankie Randall died in 2014 at age 76.
“One Morning in May” is a jazz standard written by Hoagy Carmichael in 1933. This Frankie Randall rendition is from his album “Sings and Swings.”
