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Uno dei miei primi dischi ascoltati. Non riesco a non ricaderci ancora. “One of These Days“ e “Echoes“ sono pazzeschi.
02. Lennie Tristano - Tristano (Warner - 1951).
“Line up“ e “Turkish Mambo“ sono semplicemente avanti!
03. Rage against the machine - The Battle of Los Angeles (Sbme - 1999).
Timing feroce che non posso che adorare!
04. Naked Musicians - A Sicilian Way Of Cooking Mind (Improvvisatore Involontario - 2005).
Pura follia creativa made Improvvisatore Involontario.
05. Rollerball - La clinica del rasoio ( El Gallo Rojo - 2008).
Rock and growl e barbieri barbiturizzati. I like it!
06. Steve Coleman and Five Elements - Live at the Hot Brass (BMG - 1995).
Da ballare!
07. Tom Waits - Mule Variations (Anti - 2001).
Un viaggio nell'America più nascosta raccontata da una Grande Voce.
08. Miles Davis - Water Babies (Columbia - 1967/1968).
Una perla molto spesso dimenticata del secondo quintetto di Miles (Shorter, Hancock, Carter e Williams).
09. Dave Douglas - The Infinite (Rca - 2002).
Grande lavoro del trombettista newyorchese.
10. Radiohead - KID A (Capitol - 2000). Degna chiusura di una playlist iniziata con i Pink Floyd.
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