Year: 2017
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 64:42
Size: 148,7 MB
Art: Front
(7:19) 1. Now Hear My Meaning
(6:17) 2. Small Fry
(7:15) 3. Once I Loved
(4:59) 4. Back To Bologna
(5:58) 5. The Nearness Of You
(6:53) 6. Think Positive
(5:50) 7. Sad Blues
(6:14) 8. Be-bop
(7:25) 9. It Don't Mean A Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing)
(6:28) 10. Captain Bill
Born 23 April 1973, Lyon, Rhône-Alpes, France. Nicola Sabato is a double bass player capable of developing with harmony and coherence his own path and proposal, which are well rooted in the history of jazz and of his own instrument, without neglecting “modernity” and appeal. As high-value sideman with a great personality, Nicola Sabato has refined his own skill thanks to a legend of double bass as Pierre Boussaguet, whom here in Italy we have maybe somewhat overlooked, and he met along his way two real giant artists like Ray Brown and John Clayton, surely some of the most decisive encounters for Nicola’s musical career.
There are three albums that came out under his name, one of which ‘Lined with a groove’ can count on the extraordinary support of Jeff Hamilton on drums; while ‘Cruisin’ with the Nicola Sabato Quartet’ is a cool work based on a very personal retrieval of an elegant jazz which is certainly not lacking in any flashes. Nicola Sabato is undoubtedly a musician to monitor with a great attention and interest in relation to his own clever and sensible approach to a kind of music, jazz, that is able to look forward in the best way when it doesn’t forget its basic principles, structural debts and the beauty of what has been left to build on itself and beside. We have told with Nicola Sabato so as to know more datails about his music, his own personal path as well as his undeniable Italian origin.
https://www.jazzmusicarchives.com/artist/nicola-sabato
There are three albums that came out under his name, one of which ‘Lined with a groove’ can count on the extraordinary support of Jeff Hamilton on drums; while ‘Cruisin’ with the Nicola Sabato Quartet’ is a cool work based on a very personal retrieval of an elegant jazz which is certainly not lacking in any flashes. Nicola Sabato is undoubtedly a musician to monitor with a great attention and interest in relation to his own clever and sensible approach to a kind of music, jazz, that is able to look forward in the best way when it doesn’t forget its basic principles, structural debts and the beauty of what has been left to build on itself and beside. We have told with Nicola Sabato so as to know more datails about his music, his own personal path as well as his undeniable Italian origin.
https://www.jazzmusicarchives.com/artist/nicola-sabato
Live in Capbreton (The Music of Ray Brown and Milt Jackson)
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