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Metti una bossa a cena
The vocal version by Florinda Bolkan of the Ennio Morricone’s classic, retrieved and remastered from the CAM Sugar archive, is a treasure that keeps on giving. Is there anything that screams 1970s Italy more than a design-savvy, modernist chic set-up table around which debauchery is nonchalantly unwrapped, dish after dish? Most likely not. And that nonetheless is the ingredient that makes “Metti una a sera a cena” a gem of Italian cinema that keeps fascinating us, watch after watch. It never was conceived blockbuster (despite ending up being one) nor as an underground extravaganza. But a bourgeoisie drama, with thrilling...
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Boom! - The jazz revolution in Italian cinema, 1959-1969
Among these formidable soloists, one above all blesses the compilation: Chet Baker.
Baker, an icon going beyond music alone, lived one of his most rocambolesque and artistically peculiar seasons in the Belpaese. When touring the country in the summer of 1959, he opted to stay won not only by the beauty of the place but also by the energetic and adventurous jazz scene. Given his precarious financial conditions, constantly undermined by his weakness for drugs, Italian jazz musicians made a great show of solidarity by including the American trumpeter and singer in their orchestras and sessions.
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