[Gevox] 3376 - Orchestra Gino Paolillo - Untitled (1976)

[Rocco]

Here is an album by Gino Paolillo. Also published as "Musical Cross by Paolillo" on Radio Records in October 1973.

Perfect the alternating of jazz-funk and bossa numbers.
Tracks like "Xeus", "Neon" and "Cross" are very groovy.  A powerful rhythm section, breaks, extensive use of horns and electric guitar solos are the main elements.

On the other hand tracks like "Seduzione", "Miraggio" and "Malia" are really enchanting.
Enjoy!

[Gevox] 3376 - Orchestra Gino Paolillo - Untitled (1976) - music by Gino Paolillo, Vittorio Medaglia, Ottavio De Santis
mega.nz/file/hbZV3bIQ#Dfchfam1X21hSuw7z3SE3KyxEpAdf1J9Ovqi7vm46mw

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  Wow!
Many thanks Rocco
So rare

[zoomo]

So rare and amazing, thank you!

Do we have others from this label?

[zibi67]

Thank you very much . Very good music .

[LMTH303]

This one has it all Rocco...a surprisingly strong title that after a few listens has already taken a proud place amongst my favorites...
Much...much appreciated Rocco...many thanks!

[Di Granti]

Oh my gosh!!!! Rocco, you always surprising ud with this rare rare gems.
This was one of my all time wanteds!!!

Thank you so much!

[geo]

never say never!! wow thank you, rocco!!! this is fantastic!!!


geo

[Greta]

Holy smoke!
Can't believe my eyes (and ears!).
As I said in the other thread, I'm such a no faith being...
I couldn't have imagined that you could have this record Rocco, considering its rarity.

Extremely rare and beautiful. I envy you!
Keep it in a safe place, away from light and heat sources. Caress it, and say goodnight before bed.
LOL! I'm in ecstasy right now, while listening to "Xeus", sorry.

I love the alternation between funky and bossa tracks.
Listening to "Malia" right now, and reminds me to Maestro Alessandroni...
Pure gold. Thank you so much Rocco.


You were right Geo, never say never!

[geo]

yes, this is just fantastic and I am very excited about the gevox label too, it was not on my radar!!

again, thank you, rocco!!

[Ice8]

Marvellous! Many thanks Rocco for the rip!

[cliquid]

WOW!!! Thank you dude. Amazing.

[Di Granti]

Man... "Malia" has to be one of the best bossa tracks I've listened in last 5 years or so. Directily to me top bossa tracks ever.

Who is Gino Paolillo? To me it sounds like a mix between Alessandroni and Alfonso Santisteban (his mid 70's tracks on CAM sounds very very similar..)

[Texas Ranger]

Applause for this, Rocco... thanks a lot!

[baobab13]

First listen this morning. I am speechless!
What an awesome record!
Thank you so much Rocco!

[Greta]

Man... "Malia" has to be one of the best bossa tracks I've listened in last 5 years or so. Directily to me top bossa tracks ever.

I totally agree with you!

Who is Gino Paolillo? To me it sounds like a mix between Alessandroni and Alfonso Santisteban (his mid 70's tracks on CAM sounds very very similar..)

I was wondering the same thing, as I never heard nothing about him. But Gino Paolillo is definitively a person/author in his own right, and apparently quite prolific (but not in the library field..)
And if you have a look to the labels pics in Rocco's file, you'll see the record is co-composed by one Vittorio Medaglia, and one Ottavio De Santis.. unknown to me as well.
But the three chaps put together a fantastic record indeed!