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Italian Jazz

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
September 12, 2019
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This week we take a look at Italian Jazz with a selection of music from a variety of great players with the main focus being on pianist Enrico Pieranunzi

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Enrico Pieranunzi "Amarcord" from Fellini Jazz (C.A.M. Jazz) 00:00
Sebastiano Meloni "Nocturne" from Pictures of a Quartet (Slam Productions) 07:44
Carla Marciano Quartet "Handshake" from Stream of Consciousness (Alfa Music) 12:46
Paolo Pavan "Screw Up" from Black Hand (Self-released) 22:29
Salvatore Tranchini "Sad Day" from Faces (Red Records) 26:56
Enrico Pieranunzi, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron "Impronippo" from Live In Japan (C.A.M. Jazz) 37:00
Arrigo Cappelletti Quintet "Dedicato a Shorter" from Hot Music (Leo Records) 52:30
Sebastiano Meloni, Simona Bandino, Massimo Tore, Roberto Pellegrini "Tristania" from Cut-up (Triconzero) 56:00
Alessandro Collina "5A.M." from 5 A.M. (Incipit Records) 1:00:00
Piero Umiliani feat. Chet Baker " Twilight at Los Angeles" from Chet Baker Italian Movies (Liuto Records) 1:06:30
Andy Gravish, Luca Mannutza and Sound Advice "Llora" from Sound Advice (Wide Sound) 1:13:30
Paolo Porta "Deceptive Resolution" from Deceptive Resolution (DDE Records) 1:24:00
Paolo Porta "Peace Keeping" from Beginners State of Mind (Slam Productions) 1:30:45
Carla Marciano 4tet "Pennies from Heaven" from A Strange Day (Black Saint) 1:37:45
Enrico Pieranunzi, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron "When I Think Of You" from Live in Japan (C.A.M. Jazz) 1:50:00

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