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Il meglio del 2016 secondo Claudio Bonomi
Da segnalare anche l'opera meritoria della finlandese Svart Records che ha recuperato registrazioni dal vivo inedite di gruppi scandinavi jazz rock degli anni Settanta come, ad esempio, quelle della band del chitarrista Nono Soderberg e dei Finnforest.
E, infine, un tributo speciale a Mike Westbrook che a ottant'anni suonati sforna un capolavoro come Paris.
Agorà featuring Patrizio Fariselli Bombook (Cramps/Sony Records -Progressivamente) | Alterations Alterations (Unpredictable) | Amoeba Split Second Split (Azafràn Media) |
Dewa Budjana Zentuary (Moonjune Records) | Dwiki Dharmawan Pasar Klever (Moonjune Records) | Finnforest, Nono Soderberg, Jukka Hauru, Elonkorjuu Pop Liisa 05/06 -Live in Studio (Svart Records) |
North Sea Radio Orchestra Dronne (Household Mark -Domino) | Steve Robinson Recalled to Life -Chapter One (Art of Life Records) | Sanguine Hum What We Ask Is Where We Begin (Esoteric Antenna) |
Carl Stone Electronic Music from the Seventies and Eighties (Unseen worlds) | The Great Divide featuring Robert Wyatt Ibrahim (The Interrupting Sheep) | Mike Westbrook Paris (ASC Records) |
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