Sunday, December 11, 2016

Toni Esposito - Rosso Napoletano. 1974 Italy


Toni Esposito's debut is percussive heavy, with synthesizers, electric piano, and saxophone providing the color. All this on top of a deep funk groove. This is mood music for the early morning or late evening. A good one for jazz funk specialists.

Ownership: CD: 2014 Sony
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