Cipriani, Stelvio: Rhythmical Movement
Cipriani, Stelvio: Rhythmical Movement
Format: VINYL LP
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Artist: Cipriani, Stelvio
Label: Cinedelic Records
Product Type: VINYL LP
UPC: 8055323520263
Genre: Rock
Limited vinyl LP pressing in glossy mirror jacket including digital download. Maestro Cipriani is one of the most well-known and appreciated composers of Italian soundtracks, whose unmistakable style makes it one of the most appreciated and widely collected. A very rare album, Rhythmical Movement came out only as a promo-library LP for the legendary CAM in 1980. A jazz intro blooms into funk, soul, samba and disco, with nods back to Ciprani's work on the classic La Mano Spietata Della Legge soundtrack. Alternating drums and congas root the wah-wah guitar while distorting the fierce riffs of "Storm in a teacup" and "Do not tamper with my things", featuring electric piano and horns. Two tracks, "What can I do" and "Living and Loving" were composed with Michael Fraser, the famous UK musician and producer who has been very active in Italy since the early 70s. To note, the curious "Percussion Gun" and "Chicago U.S.A." both build on the popular bassline of "In-a-Gadda-da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly. An unmissable record to listen and dance to.
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