Maria Pia De Vito, Danilo Rea, Joni Mitchell, Aldo Romano, Enzo Pietropaoli - So Right

Styles: Vocal
Year: 2007
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 66:35
Size: 153,1 MB
Art: Front

(5:29)  1. Amelia
(5:08)  2. Big Yellow Taxi
(5:11)  3. Little Blue Birds
(5:22)  4. So Right
(5:16)  5. God Must Be A Boogie Man
(6:17)  6. River
(4:41)  7. Harlem In Havana
(3:05)  8. Since Your Love Died
(5:44)  9. Woodstock
(4:54) 10. Miskin
(8:19) 11. A Case Of You
(2:58) 12. The Sweetest Medicine
(4:05) 13. The One-eyed Man

Following her successful full house U.S. debut at the Blue Note, this release includes two additional astounding scat tracks (#2 & 13) by Maria Pia De Vito, and an elegantly re-styled booklet filled with photos by Alessandro D'Urso. "When De Vito cut loose with startling intervallic leaps, complex internal overtones and keening, swooping, racing runs, it was a rush. She blew wild and free across Mitchell's already counter-intuitive bar lines. But also on every song, before her solo flights, De Vito did full justice to Mitchell's lyrics. Working in a language other than her own, like an accomplished actress, she brought Mitchell's words to life with altered, personalized meanings." (Thomas Conrad)

So Right: lyrics, melodies, great musicians. An album of songs performed and partly written by four of the most prominent figures in international jazz. From the re-reading of songs by Joni Mitchell, new original songs are sought and written: an excellent union between the language of songwriting and the universal world of jazz, skilfully performed by great artists. An intense and elegant interpretation by one of the leading Italian jazz vocalists, the unequaled Maria Pia De Vito.  http://www.camjazz.com/releases/8024709779526-so-right-cd.html

So Right

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Renato Sellani, Danilo Rea - Amapola

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 43:55
Size: 100.5 MB
Styles: Piano jazz
Year: 2008
Art: Front

[5:04] 1. My Foolish Heart
[5:29] 2. My Funny Valentine
[4:40] 3. Mi Sono Innamorato Di Te
[4:12] 4. Volare
[4:02] 5. Quando
[5:58] 6. Once Upon A Summertime
[4:32] 7. Afternoon In Paris
[3:21] 8. Amapola
[3:05] 9. Wave
[3:28] 10. You Never Told Me

Renato Sellani - piano, Danilo Rea - piano. Recorded at The House Recording Studio in Rome on January 2 & 3, 2008.

Amapola

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Gino Paoli, Danilo Rea - 3

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 45:13
Size: 103.5 MB
Styles: Chanson, Pop/Jazz
Year: 2017
Art: Front

[3:16] 1. La Complainte De La Butte
[3:31] 2. La Mer
[2:27] 3. Quand Tu Dors Pres De Moi
[3:14] 4. Ne Me Quitte Pas
[4:06] 5. Les Feuilles Mortes
[3:21] 6. Le Déserteur
[3:46] 7. Marie Marie
[3:21] 8. Avec Le Temps
[2:59] 9. Que Reste-T-Il De Nos Amours
[1:50] 10. Ballade à Sylvie
[3:02] 11. La Chansons De Prévert
[3:49] 12. Une Belle Histoire
[3:01] 13. Non Andare Via
[3:23] 14. Col Tempo

Born in Monfalcone, in early childhood Gino Paoli moved to Genoa, the Italian city with which he became associated and that he called home. Singing in local bands, Paoli was discovered by Dischi Ricordi, which began releasing his singles. Beginning in 1960 the songs that would come to define him -- including "Sassi," of which 300 versions were eventually recorded -- were issued. Despite his success, the '60s were tumultuous years for Paoli, and he took a break from music. He returned in 1971 with Le Due Facce Dell'Amore, and one of his most beloved albums, I Semafori Rossi Non Sono Dio (a tribute to Spanish singer Joan Manuel Serrat), arrived in 1974. Paoli continued releasing nearly an album a year over the ensuing decades. ~ Marisa Brown

Born in Vicenza almost by accident, Danilo Rea is Roman but not of adoption. It is Roman because its music story is born in Rome, among the walls of its home, where the enchantment for the old vinyls of Modugno is stronger, even from the smallest of any fun: the real game is to play piano, true charm is music, the real dream is the melody, the true abandonment is in harmony. And the passion becomes a study at the Conservatory of Santa Cecilia, where he graduates in piano with the highest marks and where he currently teaches in jazz.

Classical, rock and pop studios influence its formation and converge through jazz, its true passion, in an unmistakable and unique style composed of two fundamental ingredients: melody and improvisation.

As soon as he was older he started with the historical Trio of Rome with Enzo Pietropaoli and Roberto Gatto; Parallelly accompanies as pianist the most important Italian songwriters: Mina wants it before Gino Paoli, and both remain faithful in the years to this day. Meanwhile he collaborated with Claudio Baglioni, Pino Daniele, Domenico Modugno, Fiorella Mannoia, Riccardo Cocciante, Renato Zero, Gianni Morandi and Adriano Celentano. (Translated from Italian.)

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Curtis Fuller - Curtis Fuller Meets Roma Jazz Trio

Styles: Trombone Jazz

Year: 1982

File: MP3@320K/s

Time: 39:46

Size: 93,2 MB

Art: Front

(6:46)  1. Impressions

(6:53)  2. R.E.D.'s Delights

(5:45)  3. Jazz Island

(8:22)  4. Naima

(6:43)  5. Afternoon In Paris

(5:16)  6. Blue Bossa

An overlooked 80s session from trombonist Curtis Fuller and a great one too  a record that really returns the player to the powerful presence we first loved in his albums of the late 50s and early 60s! Fuller's the leadoff solo instrument throughout working here with backing from the Roma Trio of Danilo Rea on piano, Enzo Pietropaoli on bass, and Roberto Gatto on drums all playing with that careful, classic vibe that maybe made the Italian scene in the 80s one of the richest on the continent. Curtis blows boldly, even at mellower moments often phrasing more like a trumpet than a typical trombonist and serving up lots of soulful sounds in the process. The set features a sublime reading of "Naima", plus "Blue Bossa", "Afternoon In Paris", "Red's Delights", and "Impressions". © 1996-2016, Dusty Groove, Inc. https://www.dustygroove.com/item/764034

Personnel:  Bass – Enzo Pietropaoli;  Drums – Roberto Gatto;  Piano – Danilo Rea;  Trombone – Curtis Fuller

Curtis Fuller Meets Roma Jazz Trio

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Danilo Rea - Notturno

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2016
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 50:45
Size: 117,6 MB
Art: Front

(3:12)  1. In The Hall Of The Mountain King
(5:08)  2. Studio Op. 10 n. 3
(3:43)  3. The Man I Love
(5:06)  4. Preludio Op. 28 n. 24
(4:43)  5. Sogno d'amore
(3:55)  6. Sinfonia n. 40 K550
(3:15)  7. A Summer Song For You
(3:55)  8. Corsa della vita
(2:58)  9. Anna e i suoi fratelli
(4:28) 10. Notturno in Mib Op. 9 n. 2
(5:29) 11. Sinfonia n. 3
(4:47) 12. Vento del Nilo

He moved to Rome as a child, he obtained a diploma in piano at the Conservatory of Santa Cecilia , making his debut in 1975 in the jazz music with Enzo Pietropaoli and Roberto Gatto , forming the Trio di Roma .Simultaneously to jazz develops particular interest in music progressive and participates in the formation of the group New Perigee , of which he is the leader and founder bassist Giovanni Tommaso . The New Perigee faced a long tour (seventy concerts in seventy days) along with Rino Gaetano and Riccardo Cocciante , whose testimony is recorded the album called Q Concert .It makes its way into the jazz up to play with some of the greatest American soloists such as Chet Baker , Lee Konitz , John Scofield , Joe Lovano , Art Farmer . In 1989 participates in the work of Roberto De Simone , Requiem for Pier Paolo Pasolini , performed atthe Teatro San Carlo in Naples for the direction of Zoltan Pesko ; in the same year he published together with Roberto Gatto disc Impromptus . In 1997 he creates, with bassist Enzo Pietropaoli and drummer Fabrizio Sferra to Doctor 3, a trio that for a decade the crush of the most important Italian jazz stages. His album The Tales of Doctor 3 was awarded best Italian jazz record in 1998 , while the next jobThe songs remain the same win the title of best jazz record of Music & Records in 1999 .

In Italy there are many his collaborations within the pop , as a pianist of confidence of artists such as Mina , Claudio Baglioni , Pino Daniele and as an occasional collaborator, among others, of Domenico Modugno , Fiorella Mannoia , Riccardo Cocciante , Renato Zero , Gianni Morandi and Adriano Celentano . In 2006 he took part in the Concert for Europe , on ' island of Ventotene , that he is the protagonist along with Baglioni , Nicola Piovani and Luis Bacalov . In the season in 2007 - 2 008 participated in the show Men in tails along with other musicians like Peppe Servillo , Fausto Mesolella , Mimi Ciaramella of Avion Travel , Fabrizio Bosso , Furio Di Castri , Javier Girotto , Gianluca Petrella and Cristiano Calcagno . The show was set up to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of In the blue painted blue for the occasion, the group performs some songs of Domenico Modugno .His improvisations, ranging on any repertoire, are appreciated during concerts tour which takes in the world and during major jazz festivals.

In 2009 he is one of the 70 guest artists of the double CD of Baglioni, QPGA , where Rea plays the piano in "Centocelle" song. In 2010 he creates the music for the show "Comedy" by and with Giorgio Barberio Corsetti . The videos are Cristian Taraborrelli .On 15 June 2011, together with Paolo Damiani and Rashmi V. Bahtt, at dusk, he improvised a memorable concert on the rooftops of Rome . the entire collection was donated to Emergency , the NPO of Gino Strada .In 2012 he accompanied in some summer evenings Gino Paoli , either alone or with the group consisting of Flavio Boltro ( trumpet ), Rosario Bonaccorso ( bass ) and Roberto Gatto ( drums ), as part of the project meeting in jazz , born in the wake collaboration album Milestones of 2007 .February 21, 2014 participated in the Sanremo Music Festival 2014 always with Paoli , followed by a spring tour.~Translate by google https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danilo_Rea

Personnel:  Piano – Danilo Rea;  Vocals – Oona Rea (tracks: 3, 7, 9, 12)

Notturno

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Danilo Rea - Something In Our Way

Size: 159,5 MB
Time: 68:18
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Jazz: Piano Jazz
Art: Front

01. Let It Be (4:23)
02. You Can't Always Get What You Want (5:34)
03. The Long And Winding Road (4:10)
04. Streets Of Love (4:28)
05. Here Comes The Sun (3:26)
06. Angie (4:13)
07. And I Love Her (3:26)
08. Jumpin' Jack Flash (4:46)
09. Yesterday (3:48)
10. Lady Jane (4:03)
11. You Never Give Me Your Money (4:18)
12. Wild Horses (4:51)
13. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (2:49)
14. Paint It Black (4:59)
15. While My Guitar Gently Weeps (5:09)
16. As Tears Go By (3:48)

Danilo Rea is an Italian jazz pianist. Born in Vicenza, Italy in 1957. He is a graduate of the Santa Cecilia music conservatory in Rome. He made his debut with Rome Trio (with Roberto Gatto and Enzo Pietropaoli) in 1975.

Rea has performed with, among others, Chet Baker, Lee Konitz, Steve Grossman, Phil Woods, Art Farmer, Curtis Fuller and Kenny Wheeler. He is widely sought after in pop music, and has performed with Domenico Modugno, Pino Daniele, and Gianni Morandi. He participated as a solo artist in 1989 in "Requiem for Pierpaolo Pasolini" by Roberto De Simone at the Teatro San Carlo in Napoli. Starting from 1989, Mina's records have included Danilo Rea's backing keyboards.

His career began with the Italian ensemble Perigeo.

Something In Our Way

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Danilo Rea And Matrux_m - Reminiscence

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2007
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 59:41
Size: 138,2 MB
Art: Front

(5:31)  1. Rothko
(7:20)  2. Falling Flowers
(7:13)  3. Silence
(4:40)  4. Where The Shadow Sings
(5:53)  5. Aurora
(4:15)  6. Terra E Acqua
(5:26)  7. The Land By The Sea
(4:00)  8. South Passage
(1:39)  9. Aurora (reprise 1)
(4:36) 10. Back To The North
(3:28) 11. Tramonto
(5:34) 12. Aurora (reprise 2)

"Reminiscence" is the result of the meeting of two extraordinary musicians, the pianist Danilo Rea and performer Maurice Martusciello, coming from different musical genres: jazz and electronics. Starting from free interpretations of some of the most famous songs of the composer Gustav Mahler and making use of the extraordinary voices of the soprano Silvia Colombini and baritone Gian Paolo Flakes, jazz pianist Danilo Rea and electronic artist Maurizio Martusciello aka Martux have created a disk unique, almost a concept - album where they can, starting from contamination between jazz, lyrical, and electronics, to create a music governed only by the lyricism and inspiration, an indefinable music, which transcends all boundaries between genres , over the ambient - jazz and contemporary classical.  Translate by Google  http://www.ibs.it/disco/8015948301166/%3Ctr%3E%3Ctd-align=-left--val/reminiscence.html

Personnel:  Danilo Rea – piano;  Martux_m - electronics, Virus Sinth, drums 6 objects;  Silvia Colombini - vocals (2, 4, 6, 10);  Gian Paolo Fiocchi - vocals (4, 7)

Reminiscence

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Danilo Rea Trio - Romantica

Styles: Piano Jazz
Year: 2004
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 73:36
Size: 171,9 MB
Art: Front

(5:39)  1. Reginella
(4:39)  2. Munastero 'E Santa Chiara
(5:23)  3. Tu Si' 'Na Cosa Grande
(4:04)  4. Core 'Ngrato (Catari Catari)
(5:04)  5. Santa Lucia
(6:06)  6. Che Cosa C'e
(6:24)  7. Torna A Surriento
(4:24)  8. Parlami D'amore Mariu
(5:27)  9. Metti Una Sera A Cena
(5:58) 10. Resta Cu'mme
(4:08) 11. Un Giorno Dopo L'altro
(4:38) 12. Se Stasera Sono Qui
(4:56) 13. O' Surdato 'Nnammurato
(6:39) 14. Il Silenzio

One of Italy's leading jazz pianists, Danilo Rea received a solid musical training, obtaining his degree from the Santa Cecilia Conservatory in Rome. Among the artists he has worked with on-stage and in the recording studios are Chet Baker, Lee Konitz, Steve Grossman, Bob Berg, Michael Breker, Billy Cobam, Aldo Romano, Dave Liebman, Joe Lovano and others. In the field of pop music his peerless credentials include Mina, Pino Daniele, Claudio Baglioni, Fiorella Mannoia and many others. He has worked with Giovanni Tommaso's quintet "Lingomania" (Top jazz 1987). He has given concerts in Italy ,France, England, US, India, Senegal and China. Together with percussionist Roberto Gatto he recorded Improvvisi (Gala Records). 

He is currently co-leader of the trio "Doctor 3"(with Enzo Pietropaoli and Fabrizio Sferra), one of the most highly-acclaimed groups in Italy. Under the "Via Veneto" label he has recorded the solo CD Lost in Europe which brings together the highlights of his year 2000 tour. He is also much sought-after as a performer in classical music settings. Noteworthy among these are Roberto De Simone's Requiem for PierPaolo Pasolini under the direction of Zoltan Pesko at the Teatro San Carlo in Naples. At the Teatro Rossini in Pesaro, in-ensemble , he performed in "Rossini, mon amour" production for the "Rossini Opera Festival". 

He has also appeared with Roberto Gatto in the context of a jazz festival at the Teatro dell'Opera in Rome. In recent years he has dedicated himself to teaching and master classes in jazz and improvisation techniques. http://www.mymusicbase.ru/PPB/ppb37/Bio_3743.htm

Personnel:  Danilo Rea (piano); Ares Tavolazzi (bass); Roberto Gatto (drums)

Romantica

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