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According to saxophonist Steve Potts, he was at Miles’ home one night and watched him compose the melodic theme of “Filles de Kilimanjaro” on an African thumb piano. The title wasn’t in tribute to his new girlfriend, but rather a Kenyan coffee cooperative run by Miles’ longtime friend Buddy Gist, with Miles, Lena Horne, and psychedelic-touting heiress Peggy Mellon Hitchcock serving as initial investors. A mesmerizing twelve-minute composition, it’s unhurried without feeling inert, propelled by a relatively simple bass guitar figure from Carter. Having picked up work recording jingles, commercials, and the like, Carter was well familiar with the electric…
After scaring and reassuring fans, the band released “Play your games” Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
The documentary will be broadcast on Rai5. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Tiziano Ferro opened his return to the stadiums by spending important words on Last. After the first date of Stadiums26which took place last night, 30 May, in Lignano, the singer-songwriter from Latina dedicated words of clear esteem to his Roman colleague on the pages of Il Messaggero. The recognition of Iron it starts from a clear and, given the numbers, unquestionable fact: the younger ones lacked a voice of the same age capable of speaking with simplicity, and the discography looked for it where it thought it would find it. Then it arrived Last. “The young people were missing someone…
The country star was apparently upset with the instrument during a performance of “Sand in My Boots” onstage in Denver Back in 1987, Billy Joel threw one of the most memorable onstage fits in Eighties rock history when he flipped over his keyboard during a concert in Moscow, Russia. On Friday night in Denver, country star Morgan Wallen took a page out of Joel's book and turned over his upright piano onstage. While Joel's display of defiance was reportedly due to his displeasure with a film crew lighting his audience, Wallen's piano uprising seems to have stemmed from some good,…
Date zero of the Komandante tour is about to begin – and the atmosphere in Rimini is already incandescent Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
“This song put me in the middle of the road. Walking through it quickly became boring,” Neil Young Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Rimini's zero date is a rollercoaster of emotions, from adrenaline to emotion. The story Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
1948: Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham is born in Redditch, UK. He died on September 25, 1980. Daniel D`Amico for SANREMO.FM
Restless but always tenacious, James Petralli this time too does not give up the messy mix of psych-pop, funky-rock, soft-soul and southern-rock. The title “13” already shows the desire to continue in the wake of the previous album “12”, but, numerology aside, this time the prevailing feeling is that the musician had fun confusing the listener with imaginative and bizarre instrumental digressions. “On the thirteenth day God created White Denim”: with these words “13” opens, a crackling start where rock, prog, jazz, blues and funky are catapulted into a dimension à la Captain Beefheart, “(God Created) Lock And Key”, and…
