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I 10 Cd nel CD-Player di... Adam Rudolph
Uno dei primi LP comprati e ancora uno dei miei preferiti.
02. Yusef Lateefand Adam Rudolph -Live in Seattle (Yal -2014).
Benché siano passati diversi anni da questa registrazione con Yusef, vi sento ancora cose nuove.
03. Toru Takemitsu -Arc 1 and 2 (London Sinfonietta -2006).
Uno dei miei compositori preferiti.
04. Ram Narayan -Sarangi: The Voice of 100 Colors (Nonesuch Records).
Soul music al massimo livello.
05. Miles Davis -Get Up With It (Columbia -1974).
Ho visto questo gruppo dal vivo diverse volte. Il brano che preferisco è "Calypso Frelimo."
06. Terry Riley -A Rainbow in Curved Air (Columbia -1969 ).
Magico.
07. Music of the ba-banzele -Unesco. The Originals .
La profondità della natura, la bellezza della musica.
08. Thelonius Monk -Live at the Five Spot (Blue Note -1958).
Un classico.
09. Herbie Hancock Mwandishi Sextet -Crossing (Columbia -1970).
Sono andato a sentire questi musicisti dal vivo diverse volte e mi si è aperto un mondo nuovo.
10. Tony Williams -Ego (Polydor -1971).
Il suo disco preferito e anche il mio. Idee e composizioni incredibili.
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Martin Longley.
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