You are not logged in
DeRank ™: 1,28 • DeAge™ : 5889 days
This album, "Ghost of a Rose," besides being the title that gives its name to the album, is also one of the standout tracks of the album: it is certainly one of the best moments. Ritchie, Come back! This house is waiting for you...
This album, "Ghost of a Rose," besides being the title that gives its name to the album, is also one of the standout tracks of the album: it is certainly one of the best moments.
Ritchie, Come back! This house is waiting for you...
This review reflects on Ritchie Blackmore's shift from rock to medieval-inspired folk with Blackmore's Night. 'Ghost Of A Rose' shows both captivating moments and less cohesive passages. Highlight tracks include the delicate title track and covers of Joan Baez and Jethro Tull. The album marks a turning point but leaves some fans longing for Blackmore's classic rock era. Discover Blackmore's Night's unique blend of medieval and folk rock—listen to 'Ghost Of A Rose' and explore Ritchie Blackmore’s musical journey!
"An album like 'Inspiration' had to represent the pinnacle of my Malmsteen, grappling with many songs that meant and still mean a lot to me; yet that album marked the beginning of the end of my blinding infatuation with him." "The true (overbearing) protagonist remains Malmsteen and not his love and respect for his heroes."
"An album like 'Inspiration' had to represent the pinnacle of my Malmsteen, grappling with many songs that meant and still mean a lot to me; yet that album marked the beginning of the end of my blinding infatuation with him."
"The true (overbearing) protagonist remains Malmsteen and not his love and respect for his heroes."
This review explores Yngwie Malmsteen's 'Inspiration' album as a passionate but flawed tribute to guitar legends blending classical and rock styles. While the album features notable collaborations and heartfelt intentions, the execution often feels overbearing and uneven. Some tracks miss the essence of the originals, leading to a mixed feeling of admiration and disappointment. The reviewer values Malmsteen's influence but sees this album as a missed opportunity. Discover the highs and lows of Yngwie Malmsteen's 'Inspiration'—listen and decide if this tribute hits the mark for you!
Forget the boy with the blonde bob. That boy is gone. Forget that boy, but listen to this man...
Forget the boy with the blonde bob. That boy is gone.
Forget that boy, but listen to this man...
The review highlights Nino D'Angelo's evolution from a youthful neomelodic icon into a mature artist with introspective themes. 'Il Ragù con la Guerra' portrays the struggles and humanity of Southern Italy with a blend of melancholy and poetic depth. The album moves beyond his past image, embracing sophisticated lyrical content and Mediterranean sounds. It invites listeners to engage with a thoughtful musical journey reflecting personal and regional identity. Explore Nino D'Angelo's heartfelt journey in 'Il Ragù con la Guerra'—listen now and experience southern Italy's soul through his music.
In music, pauses are more important than notes. From his saxophone reeds emerged shades and notes that were aggressive, full-bodied, ardent, romantic, and vertiginous.
In music, pauses are more important than notes.
From his saxophone reeds emerged shades and notes that were aggressive, full-bodied, ardent, romantic, and vertiginous.
Cannonball Adderley's 'Cannonball's Bossa Nova' is an underrated 1962 album that uniquely blends Bop jazz with Brazilian Bossa Nova. Unlike mainstream efforts, it showcases Adderley's mastery of musical pauses and his bold incorporation of American jazz elements. The album features rich arrangements by the Bossa Rio Sextet and compositions beyond the typical Jobim repertoire. It stands out as an intriguing cultural fusion worthy of re-evaluation. Dive into Cannonball Adderley’s bold Bossa Nova fusion—listen now and experience a unique jazz journey blending Brazil and America.
Stan Getz, a cocktail as well as a musician: protagonist and reference point of various seasons of American Jazz, with eastern European blood in his veins, he became an undisputed master and disseminator of a certain Brazilian language. The Bossa Nova season represented for many jazz artists a fleeting night of love with a beautiful stranger... Instead, Stan purposely remained struck and genuinely hit on the 'Latin way' and continued to pursue its sounds, essences, and colors, until the end of his days.
Stan Getz, a cocktail as well as a musician: protagonist and reference point of various seasons of American Jazz, with eastern European blood in his veins, he became an undisputed master and disseminator of a certain Brazilian language.
The Bossa Nova season represented for many jazz artists a fleeting night of love with a beautiful stranger... Instead, Stan purposely remained struck and genuinely hit on the 'Latin way' and continued to pursue its sounds, essences, and colors, until the end of his days.
This review celebrates the historic and cultural significance of Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd's album Jazz Samba. It highlights the fusion of American jazz with Brazilian Bossa Nova during the late 1950s and early 1960s, emphasizing the contributions of key artists like Tom Jobim and João Gilberto. The album is praised for its emotional depth, musical innovation, and lasting impact on jazz and world music. Special mention is given to standout tracks and Byrd's charming guitar presence. Discover the timeless charm of Jazz Samba—listen now and experience the magical blend of jazz and Bossa Nova!
"Undoubtedly, Nino Rota was Fellini’s soul mate, translating his world into music with profound sensitivity." "Odorici and his bandmates ventured into a daring jazz endeavor, emerging winners with splendid jazz aromas from legendary Fellini films."
"Undoubtedly, Nino Rota was Fellini’s soul mate, translating his world into music with profound sensitivity."
"Odorici and his bandmates ventured into a daring jazz endeavor, emerging winners with splendid jazz aromas from legendary Fellini films."
The review praises Gap Band's album as a successful jazz reinterpretation of Nino Rota’s iconic film compositions linked to Fellini’s cinema. It highlights the deep connection between composer and director and credits saxophonist Piero Odorici and his accomplished band for their elegant and vibrant renditions. The album captures the nostalgic yet playful mood of Rota’s music with a fresh jazz approach. A comparison with another tribute album by Enrico Pieranunzi shows Gap Band's version as more festive and lively. Explore Gap Band's lively jazz tribute and experience Nino Rota's enchanting film music reimagined!
The two blend perfectly, showcasing an almost perfect understanding. I consciously venture to say, but remain firm in the idea that this is one of the best Italian Jazz albums, and not just from recent years.
The two blend perfectly, showcasing an almost perfect understanding.
I consciously venture to say, but remain firm in the idea that this is one of the best Italian Jazz albums, and not just from recent years.
This review praises 'The Best Thing For You' by Carlo Atti and Emanuele Basentini as a standout Italian jazz album. The duo's chemistry and musicianship create a vibrant, swinging atmosphere. From expressive guitar phrasing to fierce tenor sax bursts, the album blends old-school charm with modern groove. Accompanied by respected jazz artists, the record marks itself as a top-tier Italian jazz release worthy of international recognition. Listen to 'The Best Thing For You' and experience Italian jazz mastery by Basentini and Atti today!
This album communicates particular and precious impressions; to be guarded jealously. An elegant album, an album that will not disturb any nightclub, precisely because it is capable of entering discreetly but staying forever.
This album communicates particular and precious impressions; to be guarded jealously.
An elegant album, an album that will not disturb any nightclub, precisely because it is capable of entering discreetly but staying forever.
This review highlights the serenity and emotional depth of The Marshall Tucker Band's album 'Searchin' for a Rainbow'. Positioned as a key Southern Rock record, it honors the Caldwell brothers' legacy and the band's blend of country and jazz influences. The album is seen as a poignant closure to an era marked by personal and historical challenges. Overall, it praises the timeless, elegant qualities that make this album resonate beyond its time. Dive into the serene sounds of 'Searchin' for a Rainbow' and explore a Southern rock masterpiece that transcends time.
The wide sonic range of Trucks is impressive, like a palette full of colors and shades that reinvent themselves each time. Trucks is a sonic traveler, his Gibson is his suitcase, capable of catalyzing sounds and atmospheres to bring towards his base conception.
The wide sonic range of Trucks is impressive, like a palette full of colors and shades that reinvent themselves each time.
Trucks is a sonic traveler, his Gibson is his suitcase, capable of catalyzing sounds and atmospheres to bring towards his base conception.
This review praises The Derek Trucks Band's 2007 album 'Songlines' as a vibrant and eclectic musical journey. It highlights Trucks' deep influences from jazz legend John Coltrane and his spiritual and anthropological approach to music. The album blends various styles ranging from blues and classic rock to world and reggae sounds. The review draws from a recent live concert experience, emphasizing the band's strong performance and emotional impact. Discover the eclectic sounds of The Derek Trucks Band's Songlines—listen now and experience a rich musical journey!
An album that’s elegant, majestic, charming, intriguing. 'Having Fun' is somewhat the definitive summa of the album, painted in a Fusion harmony in which Sandoval’s trumpet ultimately triumphs.
An album that’s elegant, majestic, charming, intriguing.
'Having Fun' is somewhat the definitive summa of the album, painted in a Fusion harmony in which Sandoval’s trumpet ultimately triumphs.
Rumba Palace by Arturo Sandoval is a skillfully produced album blending Cuban rhythms with bop and big band jazz influences. The smooth and elegant sound reflects Miami’s Cuban exile vibe more than Havana’s. Standout tracks include 'A Gozar,' 'Peaceful,' and 'Having Fun,' showcasing Sandoval's masterful trumpet play. This album appeals strongly to fans of Latin jazz and bop. Explore Arturo Sandoval’s Rumba Palace for a vibrant journey through Cuban jazz and soulful trumpet mastery!
DeRank™: 9,57
DeRank™: 0,00
DeRank™: 0,25
DeRank™: 2,19
DeRank™: 16,68
DeRank™: -0,11
DeRank™: 6,61
DeRank™: 2,38
DeRank™: 10,57
DeRank™: 9,11
Drag here or click to upload a photo.
Drag here or click to upload a video.
Drag here or click to upload an audio file.
You can take a note on this content. What you write here is visible only to you. To view your notes, go to the bookmarks section.