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Andrea Cortese
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yeah, such a wonderful record! It was one of my very first RPI purchases too, along with Semiramis, Concerto Grosso and Collage. Edited by Andrea Cortese - November 29 2012 at 10:57 |
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Andrea Cortese
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I'm glad you like that Prudente's album. You careful duck. (prudente means careful in italian) |
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Yes, Jim, the sounds are characters in this music.
Andrea, I like very much that Oscar Prudente's album. I like the sound of flute mixed with the harsh guitar. Prefer this one to the one with Fossati. |
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One of my faves....you made me play it this morning. Such diverse key atmospheres...harpsichord, moog, piano, organ....with a slightly dark feel though not as much as Jacula....some bombast and other sections serene and melodic. It was one of the very first RPI albums I purchased...
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Andrea Cortese
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Cantautori... again:
Oscar Prudente and his 1974 album "Infinite Fortune": this is the "Otto Ore" track : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aHB-n-ubp8o Edited by Andrea Cortese - November 29 2012 at 10:01 |
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I felt the same very long. The solemnity of the singer annoyed me. But the magic of the sounds proposed here made me love it
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Sagichim
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Mmmm...I never got into that one, don't know why exactly.
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hellogoodbye
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Metamorfosi's Inferno.
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Sagichim
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Nice!!!
What was playing in the back? |
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hellogoodbye
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You won't believe it ! Another Vinyl collector here :
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Yes, It makes me think that there's a deep soul feeling in many RPI's albums. Showmen II, Delirium III, JET, even in Osanna's Palepoli in some ways.
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Sagichim
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Since we brought it up, I have a Nina Simone - In Concert recorded in 1964. Essential Simone stuff!
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hellogoodbye
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Glad you like it, Sag !
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Sagichim
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Love that woman! I got my boobies... |
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Nice one my aquatic friend! |
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hellogoodbye
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AEP, the two first QUELLA VECCHIA LOCANDA are albums for life !
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Thanks Andrea. Both are excellent !
At this moment of the night I need soul of the old days, the sweat of a Nina Simone singing for life ! |
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^ Great links Andrea, thanks. The Roberto Vecchioni song was wonderful!
The Quella Vecchia Locanda - Sogno, Risveglio E posted above by ABB was absolutely gorgeous! I have not gotten anything by them yet. Saw their other album on the tube, I will have to give that spin when I get time. Thanks.
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Andrea Cortese
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1) Here's a cantautori's gem from the 70s:
Roberto Vecchioni - Velasquez (from the album Elisir, 1976) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=254dGmAF9Ac 2) A relatively unknown jazz-fusion work (from Neaples) by drummer Tullio De Piscopo: Rettifilo, Ora di Punta (from the album Sotto 'en Coppa, 1975) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=619mLcrIwz0 Edited by Andrea Cortese - November 28 2012 at 16:35 |
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