TEAL JOY [Mood in Mink] SEECO [mono] FRANK REHAK:
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SEECO Records CELP-457
DEEP GROOVE * MONO ORIGINAL
Jack Quigley * George Masso * Frank Rehak
Frank Saracco * Stan Fishelson * Dick Johnson
Gregory Zeitlan * Ed Shaughnessy * George Duvivier
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VINYL is EX++ to NM-
beautiful top copy!
COVER is EX
light edge/surface wear
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A talented trombonist who was both a decent soloist and an adaptable ensemble player, Frank Rehak's career was cut short by his heroin addiction. After starting on piano, cello and baritone horn, Rehak switched to trombone. He served in the Navy during World War II (1943-47), playing in a swing combo in Hawaii. Rehak gained big band experience playing with Gene Krupa (1949), Jimmy Dorsey (1950-52), Ray McKinley, Claude Thornhill, Sauter-Finegan and Woody Herman. After doing some studio work and spending a period outside of music, Rehak became part of the Dizzy Gillespie Big Band in 1956. He worked in the studios into the early 1960s, including most notably with the Gil Evans Orchestra from 1956-62; however, Rehak's drug problems eventually caused him to drop out of music altogether. He ended up working for Synanon in Houston and was largely forgotten by the time of his death at age 60. Rehak's only session as a leader resulted in four titles for the Dawn label from 1955-56.
All Music Guide
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