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Il meglio del 2016 secondo Alberto Bazzurro
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Ran Blake Chabrol Noir (Impulse! Records) | Cristiano Calcagnile Multikulti Cherry On (Caligola Records) | Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds Skeleton Tree (Bad Seed Ltd) |
Leonard Cohen You Want It Darker (Sony Music) | Paolo Conte Amazing Game (Decca Records) | Jack DeJohnette In Movement (ECM Records) |
Mark Dresser Sedimental You (Clean Feed Records) | Michael Formanek Ensemble Kolossus The Distance (ECM Records) | Sergey Kuryokhin The Spirit Lives (Leo Records) |
Emanuele Parrini The Blessed Prince (Long Song Records) | Claudio Sanfilippo Ilzendelswing (Autoprodotto) | Wadada Leo Smith America's National Parks (Cuneiform Records) |
Joan BaezBeacon TheatreNew York27.01.2016
Dino Betti van der Noot OrchestraAula Magna Università BocconiMilano21.04.2016
BombinoTeatro AristonSanremo20.10.2016
Omaggio a Francesco GucciniTeatro C.A.T.Barcellona13.02.2016
Antonio Marangolo TrioCastello di Tagliolo18.09.2016
Lula PenaTeatro AristonSanremo21.10.2016
Francesco Bearzatti's Tinissima QuartetTeatro GiacosaIvrea19.03.2016
Peppe Voltarelli canta ProfazioL'Isola RitrovataAlessandria12.05.2106
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