Beppe Crovella - Arti & Mestieri recommends:
All You Can Eat
by Slivovitz
Slivovitz is a progressive fusion big band that goes all over the place. Expressive modern jazz, off-kilter heavy funk, mercurial prog riffs are all used to great effect here.
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Biocosmopolitan
by Boris Savoldelli
A tour-de-force of vocal artistry. Featuring brilliant contributions from rising trumpet star Paolo Fresu and fusion bass legend Jimmy Haslip
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Work In Progress Live
by D.F.A.
Astonishing live recording from NEARFest, 2000. Progressive fusion of the highest level.
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Live at the Baked Potato
by Soft Machine
supported by 144 fans who also own “First Live In Japan”
I saw this group in Philadelphia on this tour and am really glad to have a recording of the show. Have loved them since around 1971, saw them in 1974, and am thrilled they're continuing to make distinctive music.
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Midori
by Stick Men+ featuring David Cross
supported by 141 fans who also own “First Live In Japan”
Another addition to the Stick Men recorded legacy . Well up to their usual high standard .
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The Art Of Losing
by The Anchoress
The second release from Welsh artist The Anchoress is a devastating and powerful meditation on loss.
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