NEW & OLD FRIENDS, by Enzo Scoppa

NEW & OLD FRIENDS

by Enzo Scoppa

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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
Released on limited edition 300 copies
Includes 8-pages booklet
Exclusive liner notes by Adriano Mazzoletti

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1.	Enzo Scoppa - Dancing In The Dark 05:52	info
2.	Enzo Scoppa - Mr. Blues 05:57	info
3.	Antonello Sorrentino - Open Letter To 06:19	info
4.	Antonello Sorrentino - Ana Maria 10:01	info
5.	Cicci Santucci - Autumn 2017 08:07	info
6.	Antonello Sorrentino - Sta In France 08:00	info

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The latest album by the legendary Italian Jazz Sax player ENZO SCOPPA and the first CD ever released on our label. "NEW & OLD FRIENDS" featuring the famed and timeless duo SANTUCCI-SCOPPA active since 1958, is a modern Jazz work and interpretation of BeBop, Big Band and Contemporary Jazz with Sestetto, Quintetto and Orchestra accompaniment. Alongside Basso-Valdambrini Sextet, the Santucci-Scoppa Quintet is the most ancient and solid ensemble in the history of Italian Jazz. On this refined Jam session every performance is perfectly executed always with an high quality, thanks to the skill of talented musicians like the great arranger Antonello Sorrentino, the legendary trumpeter Cicci Santucci and the expert drummer Pietro Iodice. Adriano Mazzoletti's liner notes contained in the booklet add the jewel in the crown.

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released June 10, 2019

℗&© 2019 Sonor Music Editions

Recorded at Clive Simpson's Extrabeat studios in march and april 2018.

ENZO SCOPPA | tenor sax
CICCI SANTUCCI | trumpet, flugelhorns
CLAUDIO COLASAZZA | piano
STEFANO NUNZI | bass
PIETRO IODICE | drums
ANTONELLO SORRENTINO | trumpet, flugelhorns
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TESTACCIO JAZZ ORCHESTRA

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Sonor Music Editions Rome, Italy

Italian record label and music publisher founded in 2013 and based in Rome, Italy. Sonor Music Editions specializes in rare and obscure sounds from the Italian golden age of production music and soundtracks, that spans from the 1960s to the 1980s, and with a nod to contemporary emerging artists following in those footsteps. ... more