Beautiful soundtrack work from Piero Piccioni – an early score, but filled with the kind of weird, offbeat sounds that have always made him a genius! There's a bit of a link here – between earlier Italian scoring, ala Nino Rota, and some of the later, modder sounds of Piccioni's late 60s generation – a really cool blend that comes through in the way the horns play with the rhythms, and the organ has a strange, almost outer-space sort of quality! One number has a cool batucada feel, and the whole thing's got a brilliant Italian cinematic quality – a true under-discovered gem from the great Piccioni...
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World premiere Cd release of a rare soundtrack of Piero Piccioni!
This soundtrack from CAM may be pressed only around 500 copies at that time.
So, it must be there are many people dreamt of this CD release.
A wonderful scat, beautiful melody, and a great jazzy and big band arranged Samba Della Ruota.[onlyscore]
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11 comments:
This album is so wonderful that I simply can not stop playing it.
You have an excellent blog here.
Thank you for this labor of love.
You post some really unique albums here. Always look forward to what you'll come up with next. Thanks!
I'm curious about this, thanks for introducing something new, and thanks for the blog.
Keep On!
Cool!
hey v cool! is there a password? thanks for all you doing on this blog! v great music! -A
The Italians are wonderful! Are you a Nino Rota fan? May I whisper in your ear and ask if you might share a Rota score with us? Something like "Nights of Cabiria".
I ask you because your tastes are always classy & that Nights of Cabiria is a great, great film with an equally great score.
Thank You!
J Thyme...Kind
Yes I'm a big fun of Nino Rota...
He is fantastic...I'll try to post something soon...
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Radio Video Jazz Team...great job, link added!
thanks all of you guys
Georgie++++
Only just stumbled across yr blog...Luvin' it! Thanx so much...new treasures to behold...keep up the great work.
Malenka2000
Hi Georgie, After a little snooping I discovered that Nino Rota was born in 1911, making this his 100th anniversary. Perhaps a post in his honor is due?
Fantastic, thanks so much for this. this also one of my fave 60s Italian movies !! cheers from Melbourne Australia.
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