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?

An album that leaves you breathless from fist listen. Much writing and much improvisation. The result is an album, certainly not easy, but, immediate and rich from all points of listening.
Excellent

What a fantastic, outstanding album this is, to check out and really enjoy, those fragrant, cool, ambient, sounding, awesome Jazzy, fusion, alternative music filled with acoustic guitar, saxophone, instrumentals and so much more, for you, to see, and hear in your minds eye.

Open, expressive and positively flowing, Porta D'Arce is a finely constructed piece of music, that works well and progresses nicely. Fat-Fast, very dynamic and reminiscent of lively seventies jazz, with all elements taking their turn remarkably well. Attimi, a lovely serene serenade of sound, very passionate instrumentalism. Le Fiabe Da Brno, well known for its fairgrounds, defended assiduously, perhaps that is the fairy tale. Either way, a lovely track. Grigioscuro a deeply sonorous melody, supported by grand instrumental background. Torti carries on the moving emotions of this artists abilities. The pace picks up slightly with Blue, maintaining the spirit of the album. The Moon In August, a beautiful guitar based piece of music. Finishing off this fine jazz album, is Nitro. Very energetic, as would be expected and finely done. Overall, nice work, sticking to a fairly traditional interpretation and expression of the genre.