Antonello Salis, a virtuoso of the free jazz scene, presents "Live in Como," a dynamic and captivating album recorded in 1993 and released on October 13, 2015, under the Splasc(h) Records label. This album is a testament to Salis' mastery of the piano and his innovative approach to jazz. With a runtime of 48 minutes, "Live in Como" features seven original compositions and three improvisational tracks, showcasing Salis' spontaneous creativity and technical prowess.
The album opens with "El Torito," a piece that immediately draws the audience in with its energetic and rhythmic complexity. Salis' improvisational skills shine in "Impro I" and "Impro II," where he explores the boundaries of jazz with fearless abandon. "Rock Triadi" and "Verderame" highlight his ability to blend traditional jazz elements with modern influences, creating a unique and engaging sound.
"Paparazzi" and "Foto di famiglia" offer a more introspective and reflective side of Salis' music, demonstrating his range as an artist. Throughout the album, Salis' playing is characterized by its precision, passion, and a deep understanding of the jazz tradition.
"Live in Como" is not just a collection of tracks but a live performance that captures the essence of Antonello Salis' genius. It's a must-listen for any jazz enthusiast and a perfect introduction for those new to the world of free jazz.
Vinylscout