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"Sudori is, simply put, an avant-jazz rollercoaster with blues, Dixieland, circus music, and free improvisation all tumbling in your stomach with strong Italian herbs and spices. Trumpeter Pino Minafra is accompanied by his Sud Ensemble... |
Out of Stock Shipping Weight: 4.00 units Quantity in Basket: None Log In to use our Wish List ![]() Label: Les Disques Victo Catalog ID: CD 034 Squidco Product Code: 23973 Format: CD Condition: New Released: 1995 Country: Canada Packaging: Jewel Case Recorded January on 24th to the 28th, 1995. Personnel: Pino Minafra-trompette, prepared trumpet, bugle, didjeridoo, porte-voix, sifflet, ocarina, percussion, voice Carlo Actis Dato-tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, percussion, voice Lauro Rossi-trombone, percussion, voice Giorgio Occhipinti-piano, synthesizer Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist. Highlight an instrument above and click here to Search for albums with that instrument. ![]() ![]() 1. Exorcism 7:20 2. Au Fond Je Suis Un Africain Du Nord 12:08 3. Tango 5:01 4. A Margherita 10:56 5. Quando Dormi 5:03 6. Tribal 2:06 7. Rosso E Nero 11:31 8. Nuraghe 1:40 9. Fantozzi 8:17 |
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![]() "Sudori is, simply put, an avant-jazz rollercoaster with blues, Dixieland, circus music, and free improvisation all tumbling in your stomach with strong Italian herbs and spices. Trumpeter Pino Minafra is accompanied by his Sud Ensemble: Lauro Rossi on trombone, Giorgio Occhipinti on piano and synthesizer, Daniele Patumi on double bass, Carlo Actis Dato on saxophones, Vincenzo Mazzone on drums. Most of them participate in the Italian all-star big band Italian Instabile Orchestra. "Exorcism" opens on dark organ chords and develops into a piece where precisely written lines and cues frame chaotic movements. "Au Fond Je Suis un Africain du Nord" ("Deep Down I Am a Northern African") features a straightforward blues riff constantly perverted by the band's antics, from strange grunts to Minafra's patented trumpet-in-the-megaphone trick. Other highlights include the elephantine "Quando Dormi" and "Fantozzi," the former an exuberant circus-like oompah tune, the latter a joyous showpiece. Dato and Patumi shine throughout the album, the saxophonist because of his fat sound, the bassist thanks to his nuanced playing contrasting with the overall flare of the music. This is serious not-serious music, an Italian postmodern circus -- or Jean Derome et les Dangereux Zhoms served with Italian pasta sauce. Deliciously recommended to avant-garde lovers who don't take themselves too seriously or would like to entertain their guests."-Francois Couture, All Music ![]() May 2017 Victo Improvised Music Instruments with Preparations Instant Rewards |
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