One of the hardest-hitting albums we've ever heard from Italian drummer Lorenzo Tucci -- a set that's got some especially smoking tenor from Daniele Scannapieco of the High Five Quintet! Daniele's sound is proud and bold right from the start -- working with a soulful, 60s sort of energy as he carves out these massive lines on tenor that really take hold of a tune, and give it an even greater sense of feeling and form! Tucci's drums are great too -- recorded with a sharper sound than before, to provide a great illustration of his key power for moving a group -- in this case a quartet that also features piano from Pietro Lussu and bass from Dario Rosciglione. The set features great versions of the Wayne Shorter tunes "Adam's Apple" and "Fee Fi Fo Fum" -- plus the cuts "Sweet Revelation", "Dede's Song", "Ghost", "In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning", and "Tita's Song". © Dusty Groove, Inc.
Philology Records, W195.2,
2001
Albore Jazz, ALBCD-501, 2012
Recorded 4th-5th December,
2000 at Interface Studio, Lavinio, Italy
Musicians:
Lorenzo Tucci - Drums
Daniele Scannapieco - Tenor
Sax
Pietro Lussu - Piano
Dario Rosciglione - Double
Bass
Tracks:
1. Adam's Apple {Wayne
Shorter} (10:05)
2. Sweet Revelation {Piero
Umiliani} (7:11)
3. In The Wee Small Hours Of
The Morning {Dave Mann} (7:16)
4. Dede's Song {Stefano Di
Battista} (7:04)
5. Feen Fi Fo Fum {Wayne
Shorter} (6:00)
6. Ghost {Daniele
Scannapieco} (9:49)
7. Tita's Song {Pietro Lussu}
(5:39)
8. My Heart Belongs To Daddy
{Victor Young} (5:24)
Total Time: 58:30
