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Monday, March 16, 2026

Fabio Morgera - Colors (2000)

“Colors” is a 2002 jazz concept album by Italian trumpeter and composer Fabio Morgera, released on the Red Records label. The album for approximately 73 minutes explores the artistic relationship between sounds and visual hues based on eleven of Morgera's original tunes, each titled after a specific colour. For this album Fabio brings together the talents of trombonist Steve Turre, tenorist J.D. Allen, pianists James Hurt and Joe Rybczyk Jr., bassist Eric Revis and drummer Alvester Garnett. Musically, the album is rooted in post-bop and contemporary jazz, that features a hard-boppish trumpet technique and elegant phrasing inspired by another trumpet great Woody Shaw. Overall, this early album truly showcases Fabio's expertise on both trumpet and flugelhorn and his ability to write unique compositions. Its appeal is especially enhanced by the team of exceptional players, namely Steve Turre and J.D. Allen, whom are drawn into this captivating project. 

Red Records, RR 123295 - 2, 2002
Recorded 5th-6th March, 2000 at Studio 900 in New York 

Musicians:
Fabio Morgera - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Steve Turre - Trombone (#1,2,4-6,9,10)
J.D. Allen - Tenor Saxophone
James Hurt - Piano (#1,4,7,9)
Joe Rybczyk Jr. - Piano (#2,3,5,6,8,10,11)
Eric Revis - Bass
Alvester Garnett - Drums 

Tracks:
01. Yellow (6:27)
02. Red (7:42)
03. Blue (5:04)
04. Black (7:16)
05. White (6:15)
06. Grey (6:40)
07. Purple (8:33)
08. Green (8:28)
09. Brown (6:43)
10. Orange (8:43)
11. Pink (2:00) 

All Compositions by Fabio Morgera 

Total Time: 73:57 

Credits:
Producer - Fabio Morgera
Executive-Producer - Sergio Veschi
Recording - Hiro Sanada
Art Direction - Marco Pennisi

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Saturday, April 24, 2021

J.D. Allen Quintet - In Search Of (1999)

For tenor saxophonist, J.D. Allen's debut as a leader, he wisely chose experienced Italian trumpeter Fabio Morgera as the second horn, along with a young, dynamite rhythm section. Allen is from the post-Coltrane school: His tone is big and strong, and burly. Except for Ornette's "Lonely Woman," Allen composed all the charts, and they are surprisingly mature and memorable. Shedrick Mitchell is the pianist on only a few tracks; on the remainder, the horns are backed only by a smashing Rodney Green on drums, and the solid Eric Revis on string bass. Sure, the music sounds a bit derivative, but these fellows are having a blast from the past as they wrestle the changes. Morgera is splendid on trumpet and deserves greater international recognition, which this recording will hopefully bring him. ~ by Steve Loewy, AMG. 

RED Records, 123283 - 2, 1999
Recorded August, 1998 at 900 Studios, New York, NY 

Musicians:
J.D. Allen - Tenor Saxophone
Fabio Morgera - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Shedrick Mitchell - Piano (#1,4,7)
Eric Revis - Bass
Rodney Green - Drums 

Tracks:
01. Jaya-Paul {J.D. Allen} (5:51)
02. Omar {J.D. Allen} (7:45)
03. Little Joe {J.D. Allen} (6:10)
04. Mudee Ya {J.D. Allen} (8:59)
05. Peebow's Vibe {J.D. Allen} (5:05)
06. In Other Words {J.D. Allen} (5:40)
07. In Search Of {J.D. Allen} (5:37)
08. Catch 22 {J.D. Allen} (6:02)
09. Monica Ann {J.D. Allen} (4:58)
10. Lonely Woman {Ornette Coleman} (8:00) 

Total Time: 64:07

Credits:
Producer Fabio Morgera
Executive Producer - Sergio Veschi
Recording & Mastering Engineer - Hiro Sanada
Mastering Engineer - Ryoji Hata
Art Direction - Marco Pennisi