Rocchi / Godi / Chiarosi: Pop-Paraphrenia.... - VINYL LP
Rocchi / Godi / Chiarosi: Pop-Paraphrenia.... - VINYL LP
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Artist: Rocchi / Godi / Chiarosi
Label: Sonor Music Editions
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 769791959606
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 2016-02-19
Number of Discs: 1
180 gram vinyl LP. Limited edition of 500. First reissue. Absolutely one of the best library LPs by Italian jazz pianist Oscar Rocchi, 1972's Pop-Paraphrenia..., released on the Italian Fonovideo label, was also released on the Italian Music Scene label under the title Jungle Birds, with the same matrix number stamped on dead wax. Totally killer jazz-funk vibes with outstanding Tullio de Piscopo drumming to die for, and Oscar Rocchi on Fender Rhodes and organ accompanied by his colleague Giancarlo Barigozzi on flute and soprano sax. A fantastic album, featuring the best jazz-funk breaks for samples on side A and stellar experimental avant-garde jazz sounds on side B. Psychedelic and moody, and as beautiful as it's original edition is rare. Some tracks were used in 1972 and 1973 as soundtracks for Italian TV shows.
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