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    Aldo Romano is an Italian jazz drummer born in 1941 in Belluno, Italy. He moved to France as a child and began playing professionally in Paris in the 1950s. Romano has worked with many jazz greats including Don Cherry and Dexter Gordon. He has led his own groups and released several albums as a bandleader since the 1970s. Romano has had a long career playing jazz across various styles while also founding a rock group in 1971 and living primarily in France.

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    Aldo Romano is an Italian jazz drummer born in 1941 in Belluno, Italy. He moved to France as a child and began playing professionally in Paris in the 1950s. Romano has worked with many jazz greats including Don Cherry and Dexter Gordon. He has led his own groups and released several albums as a bandleader since the 1970s. Romano has had a long career playing jazz across various styles while also founding a rock group in 1971 and living primarily in France.

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    Aldo Romano is an Italian jazz drummer born in 1941 in Belluno, Italy. He moved to France as a child and began playing professionally in Paris in the 1950s. Romano has worked with many jazz greats including Don Cherry and Dexter Gordon. He has led his own groups and released several albums as a bandleader since the 1970s. Romano has had a long career playing jazz across various styles while also founding a rock group in 1971 and living primarily in France.

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    Aldo Romano is an Italian jazz drummer born in 1941 in Belluno, Italy. He moved to France as a child and began playing professionally in Paris in the 1950s. Romano has worked with many jazz greats including Don Cherry and Dexter Gordon. He has led his own groups and released several albums as a bandleader since the 1970s. Romano has had a long career playing jazz across various styles while also founding a rock group in 1971 and living primarily in France.

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    Aldo Romano

    Aldo Romano (né le 16 janvier 1941) est


    un batteur de jazz . Il a également fondé
    un groupe de rock en 1971.
    Aldo Romano

    Photo par Daniel Shen

    Informations d'arrière-plan

    Née 16 janvier 1941


    Belluno , Italie

    Genres Jazz d'avant-garde ,


    jazz fusion , rock

    Profession (s) Musicien

    Instruments Tambours

    Étiquettes Chouette

    Actes associés Jean-François Jenny-


    Clark , Paolo Fresu ,
    Franco D'Andrea
    Biographie
    Romano moved to France as a child and
    by the 1950s he was playing guitar and
    drums professionally in Paris, but he first
    gained attention when he started working
    with Don Cherry in 1963. He recorded
    with Steve Lacy and would go on to tour
    with Dexter Gordon among others. In the
    1970s, he moved into rock-influenced
    forms of jazz fusion and in 1978 made
    his first album as a leader. In the 1980s,
    he returned to his earlier style for several
    albums. Although he has lived most of
    his life in France, he has retained an
    affection for Italy and has set up a
    quartet of Italian jazz musicians.
    Romano also played a role in starting the
    career of French-born Italian-French
    pianist Michel Petrucciani. In 2004 he
    won the Jazzpar Prize.

    Discographie
    Divieto Di Santificazione with Jean-
    Francois Jenny-Clark (Horo, 1977)
    Il Piacere (Owl, 1979)
    Night Diary (Owl, 1980)
    Alma Latina (Owl, 1983)
    Ritual (Owl, 1988)
    Eric Barret/Aldo Romano/Henri Texier
    (Carlyne Music, 1988)
    To Be Ornette to Be (Owl, 1989)
    Ten Tales with Joe Lovano (Owl 1990)
    Dreams & Waters (Owl, 1991)
    Yesterday's Tomorrow with Ron
    McClure, John Abercrombie (European
    Music Productions, 1991)
    Non Dimenticar (PolyGram, 1993)
    Prosodie (Verve, 1995)
    Intervista (Verve, 1997)
    Because of Bechet (EmArcy/Universal
    2002)
    Threesome (Universal 2004)
    The Jazzpar Prize (Enja 2004)
    Corners (Label Bleu 2005)
    Chante (Dreyfus 2005)
    Flower Power (Naive, 2006)
    Etat De Fait (Dreyfus, 2007)
    Just Jazz (Dreyfus, 2008)
    Complete Communion to Don Cherry
    (Dreyfus, 2010)
    Desireless (Musica, 2010)
    Origine (Dreyfus 2010)
    Inner Smile (Dreyfuss, 2011)
    Plays the Connection (Dreyfus, 2013)
    Liberi Sumus (Le Triton, 2014)
    Melodies En Noir & Blanc (Le Triton,
    2017)
    La Belle Vie (Sunset, 2019)

    As sideman …

    With Gordon Beck


    Sunbird (JMS-Cream, 1979)

    With Don Cherry

    Togetherness (Durium, 1965)

    With Paolo Damiani

    Poor Memory (Splasc(h), 1987)

    With Michel Graillier

    Dream Drops (Owl, 1982)

    With Philip Catherine Trio

    Transparence (1986)

    With Rolf Kühn and Joachim Kühn

    Impressions of New York (Impulse!,


    1967)
    With Steve Lacy

    Jazz Realities (Fontana, 1966)


    Disposability (RCA [Italy], 1966)
    Sortie (GTA, 1966)
    Epistophy (BYG Actuel, 1969)

    With Michel Petrucciani

    Flash (Bingow, 1980)


    Michel Petrucciani (Owl, 1981)
    Estate (IRD, 1982)
    Playground (Blue Note, 1991)

    With Enrico Rava

    Enrico Rava Quartet (ECM, 1978)

    With Steve Kuhn, Miroslav Vitous


    Oceans in the Sky (Owl, 1990)

    Avec Louis Sclavis ,Henri Texier, and


    Guy Le Querrec

    Carnet de routes (Label Bleu, 1995) [1]


    Suite Africaine (Label Bleu, 1999) [2]
    Flashback africain (Label Bleu, 2005) [3]

    Les références
    1. "Label Bleu | Carnet de routes - Henri
    Texier, Aldo Romano, Louis Sclavis" .
    Maison de la Culture d'Amiens. Retrieved
    22 September 2017.
    2. "Label Bleu | Carnet de routes: Suite
    Africaine - Henri Texier, Aldo Romano,
    Louis Sclavis" . Maison de la Culture
    d'Amiens. Retrieved 22 September 2017.
    3. "Label Bleu | African Flashback - Henri
    Texier, Aldo Romano, Louis Sclavis" .
    Maison de la Culture d'Amiens. Retrieved
    22 September 2017.

    Liens externes
    All Music

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