• kyra1
    20 jun 20
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    Of course, between Comacchio and Petrucciani etc., all people who have made history, it would drive anyone crazy. Comacchio is surrounded by what I call our Everglades. Immense marshes, birds flying happily because they can't be hunted, eels resting after their journey from the Sargasso Sea and reproducing; they chose this place millions of years ago and have never left it. When we talk about loyalty. Comacchio was a bit like the Venice of the proletariat; here, until a few decades ago, there was blue misery. The people of Comacchio were known for the beauty of their women and for the vice... of stealing – I wouldn't want some comacchiese to get angry. Today I had coffee at Anita's, a small outpost of about 100 houses before the valley. I recommend you go there and maybe catch an evening like that of '84; in August they always organize high-level events at the 3 bridges and even outside. Bring Autan or some kalashnikov for the mosquitoes. It must have been a beautiful evening that July 8th, '84. I wish I could have been there.
     

Freddie Hubbard

Freddie Hubbard (1938–2008) was an American jazz trumpeter from Indianapolis who emerged on Blue Note in the early 1960s, worked with Art Blakey’s Jazz Messengers, and became a defining voice of hard bop and post-bop. In the 1970s he recorded influential CTI sessions such as Red Clay and Straight Life; his album First Light won a Grammy in 1972. He collaborated with leading figures including John Coltrane, Ornette Coleman, Eric Dolphy, Wayne Shorter, and Herbie Hancock.
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