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Vito di Modugno:
Break Out
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Lush Tales LT CD 0136 |
| recorded |
March 2001 in Milano/Italy
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| online distribution |
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| Vito di Modugno |
Hammond organ, bass |
| Michele Carrabba |
soprano sax, tenor sax |
| Michele di Monte |
drums |
01: Take The Coltrane
02: Sana'a
03: Sicilian Dream
04: Vito
05: Bass Sings For Jaco
06: Break Out
07: You Don’t Know What Love Is
08: Calypsonny
09: Vito - alternate take
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Break Out could really stand for Vito's style. Comparing his first
recording of 2000, he has left the trodden paths and finds to a
style more of his own. Not at last, the tenor player sets the tone,
taking up the tradition of John Coltrane. Vito follows with his
organ full of block chords and constant bass lines. The trio plays
songs of their own, besides one title, which stands for their
music: "Take The Coltrane" by Duke Ellington.
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