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'Giulia's Thursdays' John Taylor
Tracks on the album
1. 'Titoli - Main Titles'
2. 'Canto D'Amore'
3. 'Un Amore A Roma'
4. 'Marcia Funebre'
5. 'Tarantella Della Liberazione'
6. 'L'Onuri Di L'Ascaluni'
7. 'Guerresco Ed Elegiaco'
8. 'I Giovedi Della Signora Giulia'
9. 'Partons'
All compositions: Carlo Rustichelli
In the band
John Taylor; piano
Palle Danielsson; bass
Martin France; drums
Artist Biography
John Taylor may refer to: Academic figures: John Taylor (classical scholar) (1704-1766), English classical scholar, John Taylor (English publisher) (1781-1864), British publisher and Egypt scholar, John Taylor (Oxford), Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, 1486-1487, John B. Taylor (born 1946), American economist, known as the creator of the 'Taylor Rule', John Bryan Taylor, British...
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Hi Harry - well spotted...!
We've alerted our friends at The Sydney Opera House Project about this and they're looking to amend it.
Thanks for pointing this out. All the best,
ABC Jazz.
I followed your link to the Dave Brubeck & Sons concert on the Sydney Opera House Project and watched the recording with fond memories have attended the concert.
After viewing I watched another segment with James Morrison and Margaret Throsby. Unfortunately Margaret spoke about Sonny Rollins as "the late great". As far as I am aware Sonny is still alive and playing. Maybe this section can be amended.
Best regards
Harry Monty
Hi Brian, great story - glad you're still with us on ABC Jazz though...!
John Taylor, Dave Holland and myself shared a flat in Muswell Hill, London in1966/7.
Two of the three went on to achieve musical fame and fortune. The third went on to achieve..err..um..musical oblivion. Such is life.
Brian Mann
A truly unique pianist with a style defying categorisation. Had the rush of seeing him live at Ronnie Scott's London many years ago and sat mesmerised - particularly as he had that electrifying drummer, Tony Oxley, included in his trio.
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