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I've Been Waiting For You

By Giuseppe Venezia

Label: GleAM Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Prelude To A Message; Messaggeri; I've Been Waiting For You; Song For Gerald; Just A Line From The Past; Blue Bird; The Shortest Story.

Album

Live at Parma Jazz Frontiere

By Daniele Nasi

Label: GleAM Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Drowning in Guilt; Callin'; Oddly Enough; Waltz for Palestine; 7 is the New 5; Nord Scream 2, South Screams Too.

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BSDE 4tet: Live at Parma Jazz Frontiere

Read "Live at Parma Jazz Frontiere" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

The 2022 release of Elevating Jazz Music Vol. 1 (GleAM Records) marked the debut of the BSDE 4tet, showcasing compositions from Chicago-born, Bologna-based saxophonist Daniele Nasi. Since this debut, Nasi has established himself as a compelling voice on the European jazz scene, with his artistic evolution culminating in winning the prestigious Premio Internazionale Giorgio Gaslini in ...

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Giuseppe Venezia: I've Been Waiting For You

Read "I've Been Waiting For You" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

One of the crucial abilities for a jazz bassist is to blend a group together; regardless of who is playing or soloing, they usually provide rhythmic or harmonic support. So when a bassist acts as leader, they have an intriguing viewpoint around which instrument should play when, and how to structure ensemble compositions for best effect. ...

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Gianfranco Menzella: Dedicated To Bob Berg

Read "Dedicated To Bob Berg" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

The name of tenor and soprano saxophonist Bob Berg seems to be mentioned less frequently over time, but he was one of the most gifted saxophonists in the generation that followed in the wake of John Coltrane. His passion, timing and technique were among the best. In some ways, his style was similar to Michael Brecker; ...

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Gianmarco Ferri: On The Scene

Read "On The Scene" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

It is an interesting idea to pair a young, gifted guitarist just starting their career with a well-known jazz pianist. The guitarist in question is Italian Gianmarco Ferri. Following auditions, he won consecutive scholarships to attend Berklee College of Music, where he graduated with honours in 2022. Pianist David Kikoski is another graduate of Berklee. He ...

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Federico Chiarofonte: Underbrush

Read "Underbrush" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

Underbrush is the first project led by drummer and composer Federico Chiarofonte. The title is appropriate as it alludes to the undergrowth from which biological forms emerge, as well as a secure space where concepts can flourish. Those natural world elements are also reflected in many of the track titles, all eight of which were composed ...

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Alberto Forino: Tiny Toys

Read "Tiny Toys" reviewed by Giuseppe Segala

by Giuseppe Segala

Non è facile dire qualcosa di nuovo nell'ambito del trio con pianoforte. È un sentiero indagato a fondo nel jazz, con esiti di altissima intensità artistica, dialogica, umana, paragonabile a quanto è stato fatto con il quartetto d'archi nella musica accademica occidentale. Certo, all'interno di questa formula, nella grande quantità non mancano le proposte rese anemiche ...

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Justin Salisbury: Evergreen

Read "Evergreen" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

Where do you start if you want to play at Carnegie Hall? Growing up in the small town of Clatskanie, Oregon, is probably not the obvious choice. Pianist Justin Salisbury has certainly put in the miles, playing in France, Egypt, China, Cambodia, Italy and North America as well as Carnegie Hall. He was aided in that ...

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Franco D'Andrea, Franco Tonani, Bruno Tommaso.: Modern Art Trio

Read "Modern Art Trio" reviewed by Neil Duggan

by Neil Duggan

The line-up of the Modern Art Trio was finalised in 1969 when bassist Bruno Tommaso joined pianist Franco DAndrea and drummer Franco Tonani. They stayed together until 1972, releasing one album, Modern Art Trio (Vedette Records, 1970). The album became a landmark recording. It was a best seller in Italy and influential throughout Europe. Following the ...


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