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This week we take a look at Italian Jazz with a selection of music from a variety of great players with the main focus being on pianist Enrico PieranunziPlaylist
- Enrico Pieranunzi "Amarcord" from Fellini Jazz (C.A.M. Jazz) 00:00
- Sebastiano Meloni "Nocturne" from Pictures of a Quartet (Slam Productions) 07:44
- Carla Marciano Quartet "Handshake" from Stream of Consciousness (Alfa Music) 12:46
- Paolo Pavan "Screw Up" from Black Hand (Self-released) 22:29
- Salvatore Tranchini "Sad Day" from Faces (Red Records) 26:56
- Enrico Pieranunzi, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron "Impronippo" from Live In Japan (C.A.M. Jazz) 37:00
- Arrigo Cappelletti Quintet "Dedicato a Shorter" from Hot Music (Leo Records) 52:30
- Sebastiano Meloni, Simona Bandino, Massimo Tore, Roberto Pellegrini "Tristania" from Cut-up (Triconzero) 56:00
- Alessandro Collina "5A.M." from 5 A.M. (Incipit Records) 1:00:00
- Piero Umiliani feat. Chet Baker " Twilight at Los Angeles" from Chet Baker Italian Movies (Liuto Records) 1:06:30
- Andy Gravish, Luca Mannutza and Sound Advice "Llora" from Sound Advice (Wide Sound) 1:13:30
- Paolo Porta "Deceptive Resolution" from Deceptive Resolution (DDE Records) 1:24:00
- Paolo Porta "Peace Keeping" from Beginners State of Mind (Slam Productions) 1:30:45
- Carla Marciano 4tet "Pennies from Heaven" from A Strange Day (Black Saint) 1:37:45
- Enrico Pieranunzi, Marc Johnson, Joey Baron "When I Think Of You" from Live in Japan (C.A.M. Jazz) 1:50:00
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Enrico Pieranunzi
Bob Osborne
Sebastiano Meloni
Carla Marciano
Paolo Pavan
Salvatore Tranchini
Marc Johnson
Joey Baron
Arrigo Cappelletti
Simona Bandino
Massimo Tore
Roberto Pellegrini
Alessandro Collina
Piero Umiliani
Chet Baker
Andy Gravish
Luca Mannutza
Paolo Porta
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