The jazz farm

Quels magnifiques morceaux si bien interprétés ! De la mélancolie, de la douceur, voilà un album qui nous laisse une saveur de miel. C'est un enchantement pour les oreilles, une merveille de sons plus mélodieux les uns que les autres.

"The Jazz Farm" to me is an album of contemporary jazz in the bebop tradition with a lot of 70ies influences, and it's interesting that it reminds me mostly of those jazz guitarists in the vein of Ralph Towner (and his Oregon outfit), Pat Metheny and Bill Frisell.

Beautiful playing, nice compositions, indeed the major point of critizism is the sub-par miking of the saxophones, which stands out especially disturbing on the sax/guitar duet tunes like Porta D'Arce, Attimi and Le Fiabe da Brno.

I'm somewhat curious - is the band leader the guitarist or the sax player?

What more can I say? Oh - thank you for sharing your wonderful creation.

Perfectly executed.

There are so many emotions and mindsets portrayed on this album. love, happiness, excitement, mystery, peace, perhaps even grief or sadness.

I think “Fat-fast” and “The Moon In August” are great.
Some tracks remind me of UFO (United Future Organisation ), so if you liked them I think you will like this.

Is my first time I listen italian jazz and I have been impressed. I like the sound, because is between hardbop and fusion, with a touch of free jazz.

My favorite track is number two "fat-fast": principal theme very clean and virtuoso improvisations. I think this song sound like some compositions of guitarist Mike Stern.

I don't like very much the cover, because when I listen most songs (except number one), I feel that I'm in city and no in a farm...but this is only a detail. The music is the most important, and for this my rating is 10.

Regards!