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Perchè adoro la sua determinazione e la sua forza (parlo di Philly Jo).
02. Joe Henderson with the Wynton Kelly Trio - Four! (Verve - 1968).
Eccezionale per l'intenzione ritmica e il fraseggio imprevedibile e visionario.
03. Bill Evans - Tony Bennett - Bill Evans Album (OJC - 1975). Per la bellezza della forma.
04. Frank Sinatra - Romance (Phantom Sound & Vision - 2004).
Per la perfezione e la forza con cui espone le melodie degli standard più famosi.
05. Miles Davis - E.S.P. (Columbia - 1965).
Una musica ancora di una modernità sconvolgente.
06. Bill Evans - From Left to Right (Verve - 1970).
Poesia pura.
07. Paul Desmond - Take Ten (Victor - 1963).
Per la sua delicatezza e perfezione formale.
08. Lee Konitz - Red Mitchell - I Concentrate on You (Steeplechase - 1974).
Uno splendido CD nel quale si apprezza la vera grandezza dei due. Konitz interpreta standard come “Easy to love“, “I Concentrate on You” etc., in modo egregio.
09. Keith Jarrett - Shade (Impulse - 1975).
Il vecchio quartetto con D.Redman, C.Haden e P.Motian. Per me le tra le cose più belle che ha registrato insieme a Facing You.
10. Keith Jarrett - Still Live (ECM - 1986).
Uno dei primi dischi live del trio Standards. Incredibile. Un vero maestro.
Foto di Giorgio Alto
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