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Frank Catalano began playing saxophone at age 7. When he was 16, his right middle finger was severed while working on a car engine. Following reconstructive surgery, he forced his hands to relearn his technique. When he was 18, he toured with the rock band Santana, then signed with Delmark to record his first solo album, Cut it Out (1988), with trumpeter Ira Sullivan. Cut It Out was chosen for album of the year lists by the Chicago Tribune, Los Angeles Weekly, and JazzTimes. His albums include You Talkin to Me?!, which features a tandem tenor session with Von Freeman, and Live at the Green Mill with Randy Brecker on trumpet. Mighty Burner debuted at No. 11 on the Billboard sales chart, while Bang debuted at No. 12. Discography. Cut It Out (Delmark, 1998). Pins 'n' Needles (Lake Shore, 1999). You Talkin' to Me?! with Von Freeman (Delmark, 2000).

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frank catalano, frank catalanotto Frank Catalano is an American jazz saxophonist living in Chicago, Illinois. Catalano's albums include You Talkin to Me!, which features a tandem tenor session with Von Freeman, and Live at the Green Mill with Randy Brecker on trumpet Mighty Burner debuted at No 11 on the Billboard sales chart, while Bang debuted at No 12 While recording with Ministry in 1999, Catalano was inspired by the band's use of sampling and engineered.

Frank Catalano began playing saxophone at age 7. When he was 18, he toured with the rock band Santana, then signed with Delmark Records to record his first solo album, Cut it Out, with trumpeter Ira Sullivan. Catalano's albums include You Talkin to Me?!, which features a tandem tenor session with Von Freeman, and Live at the Green Mill with Randy Brecker on trumpet.

Von Freeman (sax, tenor) - 1923-2012 :: He began his professional career at age 16 in Horace Henderson’s Orchestra. He was drafted into the Navy during World War II and played for a Navy band while in the service. After his return to Chicago, where he remained for the duration of his career, he played with his brothers George Freeman on guitar and Bruz (Eldridge) Freeman (who died in 2006 aged 85 in Hawaii) on drums at the Pershing Hotel Ballroom. His recordings included three albums with his son, the tenorist Chico Freeman, and You Talkin’ To Me with 22-year old saxophonist Frank Catalano, following their successful appearance at the Chicago Jazz Festival in 1999. Freeman was considered a founder of the Chicago School of jazz tenorists along with Gene Ammons, Johnny Griffin and Clifford Jordan.

The album features Edward Petersen and Von Freeman on tenor saxophone, Dave Onderdonk on guitar, Laurence Hobgood on piano, Eric Hochberg and Rob Amster on double bass, and Paul Wertico on drums. Dedicated to You: Kurt Elling Sings the Music of Coltrane and Hartman Laurence Hobgood Close Your Eyes (Kurt Elling album) The Messenger (Kurt Elling album) Gustavus Adolphus College. Randy Brecker Delmark Records Ira Sullivan Love Supreme Collective David Sanborn.

His Delmark solo albums include You Talkin to Me?!, which features a tandem tenor session with Von Freeman, and Live at The Green Mill with Randy Brecker on trumpet. Over the past ten years he also has worked with Louie Bellson, Tito Puente, David Sanborn, Betty Carter, John Medeski and DJ Logic.