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 Great Miles, fragile and tender as a child; like the child within each of us.

 It is simply deserved by him.

This review praises 'Miles Beyond' as a crucial and illuminating work that sheds light on Miles Davis’ electric period (1967-1991). It highlights the book’s deep exploration of the musicians, cultural environment, and Davis’ personal struggles. The reviewer emphasizes the book’s role in correcting misconceptions about Davis’ later years and its insight into the evolution of his music. Rich with anecdotes and emotional depth, it is recommended for serious fans and music lovers. Dive into 'Miles Beyond' to explore the electric evolution of Miles Davis and experience the intimate stories behind his revolutionary music!

 With this album, it’s definitely the case to say that... the music changes!!!

 'She’s Leaving Home' is tear-jerking for Beatles lovers: a very refined and respectful cover... For this piece alone, the album is worth it.

This review highlights a significant positive shift in Brad Mehldau Trio’s sound with the 2005 album 'Day Is Done'. The new drummer Jeff Ballard injects fresh energy and rhythmic complexity, complementing Mehldau’s refined piano style. The album is praised for its emotional depth, interplay among musicians, and inventive jazz reinterpretations of standard and popular songs. Tracks like the Beatles cover 'She’s Leaving Home' stand out as exceptional moments. Overall, the album is considered a jazz masterpiece that marks a meaningful progression. Listen to Brad Mehldau Trio's 'Day Is Done' and experience a fresh jazz masterpiece today!

 If there’s a pianist worthy of being esteemed on the level of Evans, Jarrett, it’s our very own Enrico.

 Taking off one’s hat is a must in front of such a trio.

Enrico Pieranunzi, acclaimed as one of Europe's best jazz musicians, delivers a brilliant tribute to Ennio Morricone's soundtracks with expert collaboration from Marc Johnson and Joey Baron. The album showcases Pieranunzi's unique style blending classical influences with jazz tradition. Morricone himself praised the work, making this album a standout in contemporary jazz. The reviewer highly recommends it as a timeless musical gem. Listen now to Enrico Pieranunzi’s masterful jazz tribute to Ennio Morricone and experience a timeless musical journey.

 Reviewing AREA is like reviewing 'your own mom': unique, pure love, one of a kind and sacred.

 The review is beautiful, current, diagonal, meticulously curated in its sounds, very musical, and also contains a hilarious piece with Roberto Freak Antoni: buy it. Amen.

The review deeply connects Patrizio Fariselli’s album to the enduring legacy of AREA, emphasizing the album’s rich musicality and heartfelt craftsmanship. It highlights nostalgic memories, the innovative spirit of the band, and the album’s thoughtful production. The reviewer encourages appreciation of Fariselli’s solo work while respecting AREA’s profound influence on prog and fusion genres. The inclusion of Roberto Freak Antoni adds a unique touch. Dive into Patrizio Fariselli’s ‘Lupi sintetici e strumenti a gas’—a prog masterpiece rich in history and soulful innovation. Listen now!

 The two tracks recorded in duo with Zawinul alone would make the entire album worthwhile.

 Definitely a TRUE EXAMPLE OF EXCELLENT TIMELESS WORLD MUSIC. To buy sight unseen. Immediately.

Trilok Gurtu's Crazy Saints is a unique album blending Indian, jazz, and Mediterranean influences. Featuring legendary collaborators like Pat Metheny and Joe Zawinul, it showcases exceptional percussion and masterful arrangements. The album grows on listeners and stands as a timeless world music classic. Highly recommended for its rich musical culture and innovative sound. Listen to Trilok Gurtu's Crazy Saints and experience a masterful fusion of world and jazz music today!

 "Lievestro clearly demonstrates his similarity... with the late Niels Pedersen, from whom he inherited both the formidable micrometric sense of timing and the ability to execute absolutely fluid and singable lines."

 "Another characteristic of the little band is having developed lately a significant sense of collective interpretative dynamics in presenting the pieces."

Michiel Borstlap's 'Coffee and Jazz' showcases top-tier jazz trio musicianship, with a bold bass and creative drumming complementing his piano. The album channels influences from jazz greats like Jarrett and Evans while emphasizing collective dynamics. Recorded after the 2004 North Sea Jazz Festival, it includes a hidden track offering a raw take on a previous piece. Highly recommended to listeners who appreciate uncompromising, high-quality jazz. Listen to Michiel Borstlap's 'Coffee and Jazz' for a superb jazz trio experience full of creativity and mastery!

 The level of mastery and interplay reached by the musicians in this album is very high.

 Body Acoustic represents a sort of closing the circle, returning to Weather Report's acoustic origins.

Body Acoustic is Michiel Borstlap's homage to Weather Report, reimagining eight classic tracks and including two originals through acoustic instruments. The album closes the circle by returning to the group's acoustic origins without electronics. Highlighted is the high level of mastery and spontaneous creativity among the musicians. The review places Borstlap among the quiet innovators defining new jazz directions. Listen to Michiel Borstlap's Body Acoustic and experience a fresh acoustic take on Weather Report’s jazz fusion classics!

 More serious consideration on the music and the subject: folks, this is truly a huge contemporary artist!

 I cannot translate into words the sensation of freshness that the ears experience listening finally to something different after so long.

Michiel Borstlap's Gramercy Park is a remarkable triple CD jazz album featuring solo piano, electronic duo tracks, and a stellar piano trio. The packaging is modern and stylish, complementing the impressive musical quality. Borstlap's blend of classical roots and jazz innovation offers a fresh, original listening experience, with top-tier musicianship from collaborators like Jeff "Tain" Watts. An essential and refreshing jazz listen that stands out for its precision and originality. Explore Michiel Borstlap's Gramercy Park now and experience a fresh and masterful jazz journey across three captivating CDs!

 Each track is a little gem on its own, to be enjoyed without any worry, repeatedly and always with much joy and little boredom.

 A possible indication? How about a "Springsteen on steroids"?

This review praises Stan Ridgway's 1989 album Mosquitos as a timeless piece rooted in classic American rock traditions. The album's originality, strong lyrics, and unique musical structures make each track a distinct gem. Despite being relatively unknown, Ridgway's work is compared favorably to Bruce Springsteen’s style. The reviewer highly recommends Mosquitos and Ridgway's other albums Anatomy and Party Ball. Listen to Stan Ridgway's Mosquitos and discover a hidden classic of American rock today!

 Anyone who does not know this band and its protean production-evolution must absolutely purchase at least the first two beautiful CDs of the official discography.

 You will discover a group that starts to make absolutely uncategorizable but beautiful music, also catchy; with strong jazz connotations.

This review highlights Steps Ahead as an essential jazz fusion band with legendary musicians like Mike Mainieri and Michael Brecker. It recommends starting with their first two albums before exploring their diverse catalog, noting the band's evolution from acoustic roots to incorporating modern elements. The reviewer emphasizes the band's timeless, uncategorizable music and its cult status among musicians. A heartfelt endorsement for newcomers to explore their rich discography. Dive into Steps Ahead's iconic jazz fusion sound—listen to their classic albums and experience their groundbreaking music today!