Ingrandisci questa immagine Today, a small intervention on a cart for transporting wine called "barozza." Don't be fooled by its appearance... This vehicle is over a century old!
 
Off Course

RADWASTE
 
Earthtone9 - Binary 101

according to Claudio Sorge, these were the English response to Tool... a bit forgotten, but great albums.
 
Ingrandisci questa immagine During the Roman imperial period, Domitian established that the Saturnalia celebrations were to be held between December 17 and 23. During these festivities, the social order was inverted; a "princeps" was drawn by lot to whom all power was assigned, usually dressed in red, then came Coca-Cola and thought it wise to have him walk among the hallucinogenic mushrooms (even though here the legends intertwine with those of Northern Europe). At the winter solstice, the sun seems to pause at the lowest point of its annual path, then, after three days, it resurrects (see image) Le Orme - STORIA O LEGGENDA
 
Rush - Working Man I had been wanting to listen to the Rush albums again for a while, so I finally made the decision. #rushfinale @[dsalva]
 
Manuel Göttsching - Inventions for Electric Guitar (Full Album) 1975

And Manuel Göttsching has also passed on to higher realms. Safe interstellar travels.
 
Under the influence of... Ferry Djimmy - Ichango

From Benin (1939-1996), he had 43 siblings; a teacher, boxer, multi-instrumentalist, composer, heavy smoker, police officer in Paris, friend of Mathieu Kerekou (president of the People's Revolutionary Party and later of Benin), Fela Kuti, and King Sunny Adé. Acid Jazz finally republishes the only LP released in 1971: a fiery garage-funk in Yoruba.
 
L'incontro - song and lyrics by Piero Ciampi


Finally, all of Piero Ciampi's music is available on Spotify.

#HELP
I saw that the 1971 album has also been re-released; has anyone purchased it? If so, is it worth it as a product?
 
Feeling Good

Elvin Jones (8 out of 10)
"Feeling Good" from: Dear John C."
1965 (Impulse!)

#jazzlegends
 
Francesco De Gregori - Titanic.mp4
If you listen to it without knowing the title (as happened to me on the first listen), it might seem like a (almost) cheerful and carefree little song. And yet...