Phil Wilson
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Oct 20, 2026
Joe LovanoGUEST
But Jimmy Jufri was there, Flip Phillips, Al Cohn, Zoot Sims.
Joe LovanoGUEST
Condolee Brothers on trumpets, Connie Condolee, Phil Wilson, trombone, Jake Hanna on drums, Don Lamont on drums, who was in that early band with Stan Getz and everybody.
Joe LovanoGUEST
He played incredible, man.
Joe LovanoGUEST
When he sat down and played at the rehearsal for the gig, just the way he played the bass drum made the whole band sound different.
Robert BosworthHOST
[laughs]
Aubrey LoganGUEST
And, and oh, and that was not Phil Wilson, by the way.
Aubrey LoganGUEST
Phil Wilson was amazing to me and is still alive.
Aubrey LoganGUEST
Hi, Phil.
Robert BosworthHOST
Shout out.
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Aubrey LoganGUEST
Oh, Phil.
Robert BosworthHOST
Yeah, the same-
Aubrey LoganGUEST
Phil Wilson.
Bill HansonHOST
He was known for hiring the best young musicians and using their arrangements.
Bill HansonHOST
In the early and mid-1960s, Herman fronted a Herd featuring Michael Moore, drummer Jake Hanna, tenor saxophonist Sal Nistico, trombonist Phil Wilson, and Henry Southall, and trumpeters like Bill Chase and Paul Fontaine.
Bill HansonHOST
By 1968, the Herman library came to be heavily influenced by rock and roll.
Bill HansonHOST
He was also known to feature brass and woodwind instruments rarely associated with jazz, such as the bassoon, oboe, and French horn.