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1971 Gemelli GG.ST. A-007
STEREOMONO
Music by EGISTO MACCHI
Genius melting of innovative and totally avantgardistic orchestrations and electronically processed percussions with dark guitars and countless amount of dramatic, deeply Abstract and Experimental vibes. From spacious abstractions to weird, suspended orchestral interludes and pulsive, percussive sounds that slowly release their intensity. As defined in a recent vinyl reissue, "Moondog in the bloodstream, Phil Glass meets ‘Fantastic Voyage’".
1971 Gemelli GG.ST. A-007
STEREOMONO
Music by EGISTO MACCHI
Genius melting of innovative and totally avantgardistic orchestrations and electronically processed percussions with dark guitars and countless amount of dramatic, deeply Abstract and Experimental vibes. From spacious abstractions to weird, suspended orchestral interludes and pulsive, percussive sounds that slowly release their intensity. As defined in a recent vinyl reissue, "Moondog in the bloodstream, Phil Glass meets ‘Fantastic Voyage’".
![Blue Morning - FULL ALBUM ON HQ RIP [1973 Italian Jazz-Rock Progressive]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/iGrZ16VKlB0/mqdefault.jpg "Blue Morning - FULL ALBUM ON HQ RIP [1973 Italian Jazz-Rock Progressive]
BLUE MORNING - BLUE MORNING
self/titled debut album from 1973, recorded in Rome at Studio 38 on October 9/10/11, 1972.
Produced by Antonello Venditti & Blue Morning
Executive producer: Vincenzo Micocci for TOMORROW label (sub-label of IT.)
A1. 0:00 Danza Dei Palombari Lottatori
A2. 11:25 Panini Volanti
B1. 18:49 Farfalle Nella Pancia
B2. 22:47 Belmont Plaza
B3. 32:41 Una Cena di Luglio, In Città, Dopo Una Cena Col Morto
Maurizio Giammarco: Soprano Sax, Tenor Sax, Flute, Piccolo, Piano, Fender Rhodes piano
Roberto Ciotti: Guitars
Sandro Ponzoni: Electric Bass
Alfredo Minotti: Drums. Percussion
Alvise Sacchi: Effects
Founded by Italian saxophonist Maurizio Gianmarco, the Blue Morning ensemble only recorded this album in 1972, with a talented line-up composed of 4 elements and a clear musical inspiration to the Italian Jazz Rock avangardist movement led by Perigeo, with many connections with Fusion and Progressive Rock music. It was extemporaneously recorded in studio and produced with the auxiliary of the Roman legendary musician Antonello Venditti that will use the band as backing group for his early 1970s music production.
Scarce Italian Jazz rock piece, entirely instrumental and with a minimal sleeve design that recalls to rare Italian Prog monsters like Exploit - Crisi or Capitolo 6 - Frutti Per Kagua. Heavy collectors item for those close to the Soft Machine or Perigeo sound.")
