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Mediterranean Jazz Bagatelles: Paolino Dalla Porta & Bebo Ferra
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Their original compositions represent a personal synthesis of jazz and European as well as Mediterranean musical traditions. The result is a captivating example of "chamber jazz" rich in energy, musical poetry and expressiveness supported by a refined technique.
This mixtape features highlights from their extensive discographies, as leaders, co-leaders and sidemen with a wide range of projects from the legendary band Oregon, to Paolo Fresu's Devil Quartet and John Stowell.
Happy listening!
- Paolino Dalla Porta, Bebo Ferra "Bagatella Mediterranea" Bagatelle (Splasc(H)) 0:00
- Paolino Dalla Porta "Mbira" Tales (Soul Note) 6:03
- Bebo Ferra "I segreti del re" Luar (Egea) 13:07
- Paolino Dalla Porta, Bebo Ferra "Ballucinqu" Bagatelle (Splasc(H)) 18:22
- Paolino Dalla Porta "Betibu Blues" La ballata di domenica (Splasc(H)) 23:18
- Bebo Ferra "Luna di mezzogiorno" Mari Pintau (Abeat) 28:26
- Paolo Fresu's Devil Quartet "My Man's Gone Now" Jazz Italiano Live 2006 (La Casa Del Jazz/La Repubblica) 36:20
- Paolino Dalla Porta "Bagatella n. 4" Bagatelle (Splasc(H)) 49:42
- Bebo Ferra Trio "La vita giovane" Voltage (Abeat) 52:29
- Tino Tracanna, Paolino Dalla Porta "Kim" Nudes (Splasc(H)) 58:48
- John Stowell, Bebo Ferra "Punto B" Elle (Jardis) 1:04:06
- Paolino Dalla Porta, Bebo Ferra "November Dance" Bagatelle (Splasc(H)) 1:11:29
- Oregon "Hop, Skip and a Thump" Lantern (CAM) 1:14:40
- Tino Tracanna, Paolino Dalla Porta, Mauro Ottolini, Roberto Cecchetto, Antonio Fusco "Mr. D.P. Introduces Dundun / Dundun" Acrobats (Abeat) 1:21:03
- Paolino Dalla Porta, Bebo Ferra "Amor sacro, amor profano" Aria (ObliqSound) 1:31:51
- Paolino Dalla Porta, Bebo Ferra "Ninna Nanna Per Lele" Aria (ObliqSound) 1:38:35
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