Honoring Tony Romandini.

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Tony Romandini, Composer: The Case for Barbara Pasons. Tony Romandini is a composer and actor, known for The Case for Barbara Pasons (1978), Falling Over Backwards (1990) and Le jeu de l'hiver (1961).

Guitare De Danse ‎(LP, Album, Mono). Guitare de danse ‎(LP, Album). Dance To The Guitar ‎(LP, Album, Mono).

Tony (Giuseppe Alexander Antonio) Romandini (born 27 July 1928) is a Canadian jazz guitarist, composer, arranger, and teacher. He was born in Montreal, Quebec to Italian immigrants. He started playing guitar at the age of 8, and by 20 years old he was working at the CBC as a session guitarist. In the 1950s he would play heavily in the Montreal Jazz circuit with other well-known musicians including pianists Paul de Margerie, Roland Lavallée and Maury Kaye.

Giuseppe Alexander Antonio Romandini. 1965 Guitare de danse/Dance to the Guitar RCA Gala CGPS-197/RCA Camden CAS-936. 1965 Tony Romandini guitarist, banjo player, composer and six sensational sidemen CTL M-1063. 1966 The Tony Romandini Quintet CBC LM-19. 1975 TR guitar CBC LM-407. Who's Who of Jazz in Montreal: Ragtime to 1970 (Montreal 1989).

Album's title: Dance To The Guitar. Guitare De Danse ‎(LP, Album, Mono).

Discover all Tony Romandini's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download. All Tracks by Tony Romandini (1). Covers by Tony Romandini (1). 1 cover. Chitarra Romana (1964). is a cover of. Chitarra Romana by Carlo Buti (1937).

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Tony bought this guitar in a music store in Birmingham in 1967, and used it as a backup for the Fender Stratocaster that was his main at the time. After the Strat broke during the recording sessions of Black Sabbath, Iommi picked up the SG and finished the album with it. He never went back to that Fender. This guitar was actually right handed, and Tony was forced to play it upside down. Sometime after the band finished recording their debut album, Iommi bumped into a guy who played a left-handed SG identical to his, but was right-handed.