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The Cube: Qiuet Yesterday
Il disco va perlatro considerato come un fulgido omaggio all'arte di Tom Harrell, capace con la sua purezza espressiva di distillare gocce di lirismo e di integrarsi a meraviglia nel disegno generale della musica. Non si promettono rivoluzioni in questo disco, solo un mainstream rilucente e swingante da godere a fondo. Ciò è il frutto di un accurato percorso di conoscenza umana e professionale che ha dato vita ad un progetto coinvolgente nel quale i musicisti sanno ascoltarsi e stimolarsi reciprocamente. Se avete l'intenzione di acquistare un solo disco di jazz questo mese, scegliete Quiet Yesterday.
Track Listing
01. Introcube; 02. Quiet Yesterday; 03. Vision of Gaudí; 04. Like Someone in Love; 05. Free to Mist; 06. Minor Mood; 07. Purpura; 08. Easy Living; 09. Microcube; 10. Giant Feet 5:32.
Personnel
Stefano Bagnoli
drumsStefano Bagnoli, Enzo Zirilli (batteria, percussioni); Andrea Dulbecco (vibrafono, marimba); Bob Mintzer (sax tenore); Tom Harrell (tromba, flicorno); Dado Moroni (pianoforte); Camilla Sampaio Rangoni (voce, percussioni).
Album information
Title: Qiuet Yesterday | Year Released: 2012 | Record Label: Abeat Records
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