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 "The two horns gift us with moments of rare intensity, helped by the shared attitude of Fresu and Sheppard to forego acrobatic virtuosity in favor of a constant search for sound."

 "A work that will leave you divided between pride and surprise at how everything happens in the most spontaneous and natural way possible."

 Listen to Carla Bley and Paolo Fresu’s elegant jazz collaboration and experience a masterclass in musical beauty.

 Improvisation has a lot to do with "memory," with what has nourished our sensitivity, our feelings, our emotions, and our thoughts over time.

 After listening, you realize you’ve taken a world tour in sixty-five minutes, touching on multiple facets of a diverse, kaleidoscopic musical universe.

 Discover Marcotulli's cinematic jazz journey. Listen now and immerse yourself in 'The Woman Next Door.'

 Allen establishes an equal dialogue with the nonet, alternating the orchestral blends of the winds with very intense solo moments.

 Nine minutes fly by in the blink of an eye as she lets her inexhaustible improvisational imagination run wild.

 Discover the brilliance of Geri Allen's 'Some Aspects Of Water'—listen now to experience her stunning live jazz artistry.

 Palmieri shows us how to offer earthy music, full of scorching and shattering fun, without necessarily leaving your brain at home.

 This 1994 album is perhaps the most successful attempt by Eddie Palmieri to blend excellent Salsa with equally excellent Jazz.

 Listen to Eddie Palmieri's Palmas and experience the fiery fusion of salsa and jazz today!

 Perfect understanding, interplay to the stars, engaging and melancholic music, but with moments of tight, thrilling dialogue.

 For 'Townerophile' this is an unmissable opportunity: on a single album, the masterpieces 'Drifting Petals', 'Icarus', 'Aurora', 'Song For A Friend', caressed by Burton’s vibraphone sound.

 Dive into the exquisite synergy of Gary Burton and Ralph Towner—listen to Matchbook and experience a timeless jazz journey today!

 The spiritual testament of Joe Zawinul is a grand farewell, which, like few other records, testifies to the importance and great contribution that this extraordinary pianist... has made.

 Ultimately, an excellent work that seduces and leaves listeners fully satisfied at the end, perhaps with some minor slip-ups in the last tracks of the second CD, but it certainly makes us exclaim: 'Goodbye, you old bastard... We will miss you...'

 Dive into Joe Zawinul’s Brown Street and experience a masterful jazz fusion farewell with the dynamic WDR Big Band!

 If this was the goal of the quartet Rand-o-mania, it must be said that they have delivered a small masterpiece.

 A musician who effortlessly switches from swing to free jazz, from bebop to funk, a volcano of ideas and the true harmonic engine of the group.

 Dive into Rand-o-mania's 'Strade' and experience a unique blend of Italian jazz fusion and masterful improvisation today!

 Scofield possesses one of the greatest qualities of the great jazz musicians: you recognize him after two notes.

 'Time On My Hands' remains, in my opinion, a fundamental album for getting to know this great guitarist.

 Listen to John Scofield's 'Time On My Hands' and explore a defining jazz guitar experience today!

 Steve Swallow can be considered in many ways as the exact (and necessary) antithesis to the most celebrated electric bass champion of all time: Jaco Pastorius.

 Music of great class, interesting, engaging. A great record, stuff for true connoisseurs, people who know their stuff.

 Listen to Steve Swallow's Home now and explore the subtle brilliance of jazz electric bass!

 Haslip’s bass technique is immediately recognizable for its killer groove and powerful sound, resonant and unusual in solos.

 Fusion played and organized at its best. An album full of interesting and quality music, perhaps not revolutionary, but surely engaging and sincere.

 Listen to Jimmy Haslip’s ARC and experience a masterclass in fusion jazz craftsmanship today!