By listening to Mono Jazz you will hear two different sounding examples of the afro-american music form called jazz. The two columns forming Mono Jazz are: ‘Jazz the way it sounds likeʼ, by Rocco Pandiani, concerned with jazz from the 40ʼs ‘till the 70ʼs; and ‘Oh Wowʼ by Painè Cuadrelli exploring with eclectic sounds and beats of the electronic era.
Mono Jazz
From Milano Italy, an eclectic exploration of. the many faces of jazz music: from the ʼ40s till todayʼs electronic beats. Selection by Rocco Pandiani and Painé Cuadrelli. Produced by Rocco Pandiani and Painé Cuadrelli for Worldwide FM.
PART 1 - ROCCO PANDIANI
Sidney Poitier 'We Wear a Mask'
Natalino Otto 'Da Te ... Era Bello Restar' Blossom Dearie 'We're Together'
Billie Holiday 'Easy To Love'
Gene Ammons ‘The Great Lie’
Sonny Stitt ‘Timbucktu’
Sun Ra ‘Blues At Midnight’
Duke Ellington & John Coltrane ‘Angelica’ Walter Bishop Jr. ‘Milestone’
Sonny Clark ‘Deep Night’
Charlie Rouse ‘Merci Bon Dieu’
Sabu Martinez ‘Enchantment’
Sahib Shihab ‘Yah Yah Blues’
Jerome Richardson ‘No Problem’
Davide Zilli ‘Psicanaliswing’
PART 2 - PAINEʼ CUADRELLI
Quincy Jones “Call Me Mister Tibbs”
Vanishing Twin “In Cucina“ (Fire Records)
Kyoto Jazz Massive feat. Roy Ayers “Get Up“ (Extra Freedom)
Chris Dav feat. Spacebunny Jefferson “VODUU“
Larry Nozero “Baubles, Bangles & Beads“ (BBE)
Sean Khan “Azawala (feat. Peter King & Heidi Vogel)“ (BBE)
Ebi Soda “Yoshi Orange“ (Tru-Thoughts)
Opek & Caris Hermes “Finders, Keepers“ (Wadada)
The Alchemist feat. Earl Sweatshirt “Loose Change“
Suck Da Head “Keep On“
The Bryan Ferry Orchestra “Empire State of Mind, Pt. II (Broken Down)“ Bobby Cole “A Perfect Day“ (Tramp)
Norman Connors “Morning Change“ (Buddah)