- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 The First Rollini Generation Arrives in the USA -
Chapter 2 Piano Roll Artist -
Chapter 3 Ed Kirkeby and the California Ramblers -
Chapter 4 The California Ramblers Taking Off -
Chapter 5 The California Ramblers Grown Up -
Chapter 6 The California Ramblers to the Top with Adrian Rollini -
Chapter 7 The California Ramblers Back to Business -
Chapter 8 Kirkeby Loses His Grip, the End of the Contracts -
Chapter 9 Freelancer Adrian Rollini -
Chapter 10 A Band of His Own -
Chapter 11 With Fred Elizalde in England, 1928 -
Chapter 12 With Fred Elizalde in 1929, the Second Year -
Chapter 13 Out of Europe and into the Depression: Bert Lown -
Chapter 14 Adrian Rollini: Freelance -
Chapter 15 Back to the California Ramblers and Bert Lown -
Chapter 16 In and out of the Deepest Depression -
Chapter 17 A Shop and a Trio -
Chapter 18 Trio Years: Before and during the War -
Chapter 19 Postwar Trio Years -
Appendix 1 Adrian Rollini’s Instruments -
Appendix 2 Engagements without Definite Dates -
Appendix 3 Filmography -
Appendix 4 Adrian Rollini Compositions -
Appendix 5 Adrian Rollini Recordings Issued on CD - Notes
- Bibliography
- General Index
- Index of Locations
- Index of Tune Titles
- About the Author
Postwar Trio Years
Postwar Trio Years
- Chapter:
- (p.365) Chapter 19 Postwar Trio Years
- Source:
- Adrian Rollini
- Author(s):
Ate van Delden
- Publisher:
- University Press of Mississippi
After the Trio and the Shop, Rollini starts a third venture, the Driftwood, a fishing lodge on Key Largo, Florida. He has a relaxed life, spending his time on all three ventures as well as on his hobby, fishing. Al Perlis joins the Trio on guitar and records are made for another small label, Bullet, andissued on the new Mercury label. Rollini develops another serious disease, tuberculosis and recovers. He stays in a hospital in New York, but two years later he has a mysterious accident near his lodge and he dies from complications in a hospital in Homestead, Florida. He was survived by Dixie.
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
Chapter 1 The First Rollini Generation Arrives in the USA -
Chapter 2 Piano Roll Artist -
Chapter 3 Ed Kirkeby and the California Ramblers -
Chapter 4 The California Ramblers Taking Off -
Chapter 5 The California Ramblers Grown Up -
Chapter 6 The California Ramblers to the Top with Adrian Rollini -
Chapter 7 The California Ramblers Back to Business -
Chapter 8 Kirkeby Loses His Grip, the End of the Contracts -
Chapter 9 Freelancer Adrian Rollini -
Chapter 10 A Band of His Own -
Chapter 11 With Fred Elizalde in England, 1928 -
Chapter 12 With Fred Elizalde in 1929, the Second Year -
Chapter 13 Out of Europe and into the Depression: Bert Lown -
Chapter 14 Adrian Rollini: Freelance -
Chapter 15 Back to the California Ramblers and Bert Lown -
Chapter 16 In and out of the Deepest Depression -
Chapter 17 A Shop and a Trio -
Chapter 18 Trio Years: Before and during the War -
Chapter 19 Postwar Trio Years -
Appendix 1 Adrian Rollini’s Instruments -
Appendix 2 Engagements without Definite Dates -
Appendix 3 Filmography -
Appendix 4 Adrian Rollini Compositions -
Appendix 5 Adrian Rollini Recordings Issued on CD - Notes
- Bibliography
- General Index
- Index of Locations
- Index of Tune Titles
- About the Author
