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Artist......: Ricardo Grilli
Album.......: 1962
Label.......: Tone Rogue Records
Genre.......: Jazz
Catnr.......: TRR009
Source......: CD
Rip.date....: 2021-01-10
Str.date....: 2020-07-10
Quality.....: 758 kbps avg / 44.1kHz / 2 channels
Url.........: http://ricardogrilli.com
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1. 1954-1962 1:59
2. Mars 7:57
3. Signs (Blues For Peter Bernstein) 8:15
4. Coyote 6:23
5. E.R.P. 5:50
6. The Sea And The Night 9:24
7. Lunatico 5:59
8. 183rd W 10th St 7:46
9. Virgo (Oliver's Song) 6:30
10. Voyager 8:53
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,: An example of bona fide musical time travel, Brazilian native :,
: Ricardo Grilli has released a truly haunting and meaning-laden :
:' set of tracks that lead us into another period in both musical ':
,: and personal history that has shaped who the guitarist is now. :,
: The follow-up to a similarly themed album, 1954, this record is :
:' a reflection of GrilliÆs thoughts on a meaningful era which he ':
,: expresses through ô[focusing] on the idea of evolution and :,
: change that characterized the 1960sö and embedding it into his :
:' music. Helping to realize his musical vision, the guitarist ':
,: called together a quintet of famed musicians like saxophone :,
: great Mark Turner, pianist Kevin Hays and bassist Joe Martin. :
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,: Taking cues from the title, 1954-1962 is an ethereal and :,
: meandering piece that connects the previous record to this one, :
:' a true bridge through time with Grilli leading us on a spacious ':
,: journey with his melancholic guitar melody. In Coyote, a :,
: simmering and sultry samba-flavoured song, we hear the Brazilian :
:' hark back to the history and culture of his homeland, a ':
,: possible reflection of the tumultuous state his country was in :,
: at the time and a longing for something familiar. Voyager, a :
:' fittingly titled piece to close out the album, carries a note ':
,: of hope and exploration within, the rollicking piano tune and :,
: driving drum groove letting us know that although our musical :
:' journey has come to a close, the future is always a continuous ':
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