Franco D'Andrea & Tony Arco Time Percussion - Iseo Jazz Festival 2002

Review by Douglas Grace

The album Iseo Jazz Festival 2002 by Franco D'Andrea & Tony Arco Time Percussion is a remarkable jazz album that showcases the exceptional talent of these two musicians. The album features nine tracks that are a blend of jazz and world music, with each track delivering a unique sound and style.

The album's opening track, "Chorinho Pra Ele," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its lively and upbeat rhythm. The album also features tracks like "Naima," "Black Narcissus," and "All Blues," which are all jazz classics that are given a fresh new sound by D'Andrea and Arco.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "La Cumparsita," which features Arco's impressive percussion skills on the cajon. The track has a Latin-inspired rhythm that is both vibrant and catchy. Another standout track is "Sofia," which features D'Andrea's exceptional piano skills and Arco's percussion, creating a beautiful and melodic sound.

Summary by Douglas Grace

Iseo Jazz Festival 2002 is a must-listen album for any jazz lover. D'Andrea and Arco's exceptional talent and their ability to blend different styles of music make this album a true masterpiece. The album is a testament to their skill as musicians and their passion for jazz music.