Steve Kuhn -Remembering Tomorrow
Just the first cascade of notes from ‘The Rain Forest’ is enough to transport you into the world of SK.
NB: the order of the tracks is completely wrong! The Rain Forest indeed opens the album... more
Enrico Rava -Rava On The Dance Floor
It turns out I even like Michael Jackson... more
Flavio Giurato
With the analog and digital triptych, he expressed the best that singer-songwriters could convey. more
Fabio Rovazzi
As usual, you didn't understand a damn thing. It's great in its own way, definitely not to be confused with products like "maria et similia."

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Fading Rain
A foggy night in southern Italy. more
Coleman Hawkins -Today And Now
What a stamp! Heartfelt 'Love Song'. more
Boris -Absolutego
In Japan, no one cares about them, and they're right to do so. more
Fabrizio De André
It’s beautiful that where my fingers end, a guitar must somehow begin. more
Bill Frisell -Small Town
With Thomas Morgan (Bass)
Live at the Village Vanguard 2016 more
Bill Frisell -Motian in Tokyo
To be credited to Paul Motian Trio (Bill Frisell, Joe Lovano) more
Codona -Codona 1
COllin Walcott, DOn Cherry, NAna Vasconcelos more
Leonard Cohen -Songs of Leonard Cohen
A stone so big on the path of songwriting that makes me think it's one of those albums of "A Before and an After Him." At the beginning and at the end, the two most astonishing masterpieces: the eternal and rarefied melodic perfection of "Suzanne," which needs no further words, and equally perfect is "One of Us Cannot Be Wrong." Every song has so much to say, the lyrics of a great poet from the second half of the 20th century ("The Stranger Song," to mention one), the superb beauty of the melodies ("Sisters of Mercy," to mention another, as they are so interchangeable in the discourse), essential and untouchable as they are; the small nuances in the arrangements (the background vocals of Nancy Priddy’s female voice, the more robust arrangement than usual in "So Long, Marianne" with the instruments coming in one after the other, in a game of additions that is always discreet and never excessive). more
Terje Rypdal -If Mountains Could Sing
"For Ulv" deceives... then the album becomes quite experimental. more
Black Sabbath -Vol. 4
Where did I read that it was one of Frank Zappa's favorite albums? more
Elina Duni Quartet
Interesting Swiss-Albanian singer, interpreter of a modern folk/jazz. Accompanied by a trio of compatriots of Heidi. more
Jack DeJohnette -The Amazing Adventures of Simon Simon
Actually, the first credit should go to John Surman (anyway, one of the most beautiful covers of ECM, and not only...) more
Keith Jarrett -Expectations
Passing through CBS... more
Steve Kuhn -Oceans in the Sky
S. Kuhn, M. Vitous, A. Romano more