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Il meglio del 2016 secondo Maurizio Zerbo

By Maurizio Zerbo
January 5, 2017
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il 2016 non è stato particolarmente felice per chi ama il jazz, non mi è stato facile stilare questa lista di 12 CD da consigliare. Particolarmente degni di nota il nuovo album di Dino e Franco Piana e soprattutto l'omaggio di Brian Lynch allo sfortunato trombettista Woody Shaw. Da amare e consigliare anche le ristampe Blue Note di Herbie Hancock e Wayne Shorter.

AA.VV. Jazz from America on Disques Vogue (Sony)	Chet Baker Italian Movies (Moochin About)	Black Art Jazz Collective Black Art Jazz Collective (Sunnyside Records)
Herbie Hancock The Blue Notes Album (Blue Note Records)	Steve Kuhn At This Time (Sunnyside Records)	Brian Lynch Presents Madera Latino (Hollistic Musicworks)
NYSQ Power of 10 (Whirlwind Records)	Michel Petrucciani The OWL Years (Universal)	Dino & Franco Piana Ensemble Seasons Alfamusic
Wayne Shorter The Blue Notes Album (Blue Note Records)	Jim Snidero MD66 (Savant Records)	Aki Takase, AKI TAKASE - AYUMI PAUL Hotel Zauberberg (Intakt Records)

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