Aut To Lunch
by Aut To Lunch
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GW
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Gazzelloni
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Serene
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Out To Lunch
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Hat and Beard
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Out There
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Straight Up and Down
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about
“Out to Lunch!” the Eric Dolphy’s album from 1964, shows the classic “I’ll be back soon” clock sign. But the hour and minute hands are seven and scattered all over the place. It’s this masterpiece’s destiny to come back and unexpectedly, playfully and provocatorely re-emerge various times.
This new appearing on Aut is proposed by Gioele Pagliaccia’s quartet with him on drums and percussion, Piero Bittolo Bon on alto sax, bass clarinet and flute, Alfonso Santimone on piano and Fender Rhodes and Danilo Gallo on double bass. It also features Tony Cattano on trombone and Pasquale Innarella on soprano sax as special guests.
The recording includes all the tracks from the original Dolphy masterpiece, plus three additional cuts from his first two records as a leader, and to reaffirm the subtle irony of the album it is called “Aut to Lunch!”. It is an important “reincarnation”, that arrives after fifthy years from the original release and finds it still in good shape and ready to confront itself with the sounds and language of the contemporary research.
In the art cover by Martina Gunkel, the going out to lunch that gives the title to the album, is relocated inside an immaginary jungle populated by characters that, presumably, are always on a lunch break. And this album , that Aut Records distributes in digital, will actually always be there, without any specific time to come back, constantly “out to lunch”.
Tracklist:
1-Gw
2-Gazzelloni
3-Serene
4-Out To Lunch
5-Something Sweet, Something Tender
6-Hat and Beard
7-Out There
8-Straight Up an Down
This new appearing on Aut is proposed by Gioele Pagliaccia’s quartet with him on drums and percussion, Piero Bittolo Bon on alto sax, bass clarinet and flute, Alfonso Santimone on piano and Fender Rhodes and Danilo Gallo on double bass. It also features Tony Cattano on trombone and Pasquale Innarella on soprano sax as special guests.
The recording includes all the tracks from the original Dolphy masterpiece, plus three additional cuts from his first two records as a leader, and to reaffirm the subtle irony of the album it is called “Aut to Lunch!”. It is an important “reincarnation”, that arrives after fifthy years from the original release and finds it still in good shape and ready to confront itself with the sounds and language of the contemporary research.
In the art cover by Martina Gunkel, the going out to lunch that gives the title to the album, is relocated inside an immaginary jungle populated by characters that, presumably, are always on a lunch break. And this album , that Aut Records distributes in digital, will actually always be there, without any specific time to come back, constantly “out to lunch”.
Tracklist:
1-Gw
2-Gazzelloni
3-Serene
4-Out To Lunch
5-Something Sweet, Something Tender
6-Hat and Beard
7-Out There
8-Straight Up an Down
credits
released February 16, 2015
Piero Bitttolo Bon : alto sax, bass clarinet, flute
Alfonso Santimone: piano, Fender Rhodes
Danilo Gallo: double bass
Gioele Pagliaccia: drums, percussions, banjo
featuring:
Tony Cattano: trombone on tracks 1, 4 & 6
Pasquale Innarella: soprano sax on track 5
Digital release– 8 tracks – 38 min.
Engineered by Ivan A. Rossi @ Sam Recording Studio (Pisa) on May 20th, 2012
Assistant Engineer: Marco Gorini
Mixed by Ivan A. Rossi @ 8brr Recording Studio (Milan)
All compositions by Eric Dolphy
Arranged by Aut To Lunch
Artwork by Martina Gunkel
Graphics by Bob Meanza
Produced in 2015 by Aut Records
Piero Bitttolo Bon : alto sax, bass clarinet, flute
Alfonso Santimone: piano, Fender Rhodes
Danilo Gallo: double bass
Gioele Pagliaccia: drums, percussions, banjo
featuring:
Tony Cattano: trombone on tracks 1, 4 & 6
Pasquale Innarella: soprano sax on track 5
Digital release– 8 tracks – 38 min.
Engineered by Ivan A. Rossi @ Sam Recording Studio (Pisa) on May 20th, 2012
Assistant Engineer: Marco Gorini
Mixed by Ivan A. Rossi @ 8brr Recording Studio (Milan)
All compositions by Eric Dolphy
Arranged by Aut To Lunch
Artwork by Martina Gunkel
Graphics by Bob Meanza
Produced in 2015 by Aut Records
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Aut Records Berlin, Germany
Aut Records is a record label dedicated to experimental and research music. We are trying to describe a musical environment that cannot be assigned to a particular genre, and is removed from any specific musical language.
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