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Mick Rossi

By AAJ Italy Staff
May 25, 2010
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01. Robert Plant - Alison Krauss - Raising Sand (Rounder - 2007).

Collaborazione sublime di una strana coppia di musicisti.

02. Jimmy Giuffre 3 - 1961 Concerts (ECM - 1992).

Intimo. Eccezionale ad ogni livello.

03. Keith Jarrett - The Carnegie Hall Concert (ECM - 2006).

Straordinarie improvvisazioni, specialmente le ultime. L'influenza di Shostakovich è indubbia.

04. Old and New Dreams - Playing (ECM - 1980).

Bello e selvaggio.

05. Lasa de Sela - La Llorona (Atlantic - 1996).

Un mix di soul ed eleganza. Particolarmente significativo alla luce della sua recente scomparsa.

06. Led Zeppelin - Led Zeppelin 1 (Atlantic - 1969).

Il loro primo album. Il migliore.

07. Charlie Haden - Carlos Paredes - Dialogues (Antilles - 1990).

Puro e perfettamente sentimentale.

08. Shostakovich Symphony No. 15 - Haitink/London Philharmonic - London (1979).

Senza uguali.

09. Shostakovich Symphony No. 8 - Pierre-Domonique Ponelle (BMG - 1998).

Vedi sopra!

10. Ornette Coleman - Live at the Golden Circle (Blue Note - 1965).

Un classico.

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