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This album is not titled "jazz in paris"; it's titled "Nuages"... It's written on the cover... "Jazz in Paris" is a series by Gitanes that contains a bunch of titles from a bunch of jazz musicians. All it took was a quick Google search... The Django albums in this series are five or six... "Nuages" includes his last (or second to last, or both, I can’t remember) session, from 1953, and then Django passed away... These interpretations are not the most famous. Here, there's no Stéphane Grappelli, and there's no "quintet du hot club de France". There are some French session musicians like Pierre Michelot and Martial Solal. And Django doesn’t play the acoustic guitar; he plays the electric...

"There are records that cannot be reviewed" ---> I don't know why, but whenever I read sentences like this, I always think of stories that exist yet do not exist, reminiscent of Capatonda's memory...

I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.

"...the Duke of Mantua is Mr. B. Sputato. " ---> Don’t take it personally, but you have some issues...

Wow, these are really cool. Thanks for the heads up.

Bought on vinyl in the nineties and I think I paid a thousand lire (ahh, the lire...). If I remember correctly it sucked… But the worst product in the universe of ELP is, imho, "to the power of three" recorded by Emerson and Palmer with a pretty boy instead of Lake.

doo pall.

Hey, youth... Has anyone by chance heard the new edition of "Creuza... "?

"In the second part of the LP, I highlight 'Ci sono dei momenti,' where for once, social commitment gives way to introspection..." ---> Commitment in Gaber always goes hand in hand with introspection. "If I could eat an idea, I would have made my revolution..."