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Rollini submitted his resignation to the Ramblers (where he was replaced by bass saxist Spencer Clark and later by bassist-tubist Ward Lay), and agreed to join Elizalde, along with fellow Ramblers Quealey, Felline, Russin, and (later) Davis, in 1927, and stayed until September 1928.
Entre 1927 y 1929, permanece en Londres, con la banda del pianista Fred Elizalde. En 1930 vuelve a Nueva York y se incorpora a la orquesta de Bert Lown (1903 - 1962), aunque un año después regresa nuevamente a los California Ramblers .
Specialised on bass sax for several years. To London in December 1927 to join Fred Elizalde at the Savoy Hotel, other than two brief vacations in the USA (spring 1928 and winter 1928) he remained in London until December 1929. Returned to New York, joined Bert Lown's Orchestra and remained until spring 1931.
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In 1928, Adrian Rollini returned to America where he began to write with Robbins Music Corporation, but he was continuing to play and record with the Dorsey Brothers, Jack Teagarden and others.
'With Fred Elizalde in England, 1928', Adrian Rollini: The Life and Music of a Jazz Rambler (Jackson, MS, 2019; online edn, Mississippi Scholarship Online, 21 May 2020), https://doi.org/10.14325/mississippi/9781496825155.003.0012, accessed 2 Jan. 2023.
In 1927 Rollini led a new band that included such jazz greats as Bix Beiderbecke and Frank Trumbauer. During the Depression years, he was back in New York playing with several bands including his own New California Ramblers. In the 1940s, Rollini purchased a property on Key Largo.
