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Live at Dizzy's by Lubambo, Robero / Piccolotto, Rafael (CD, 2021)

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About this product

Product Identifiers

Record LabelSys, Sunnyside

UPC0016728163026

eBay Product ID (ePID)24049138920

Product Key Features

Release Year2021

FormatCD

GenreJazz

ArtistLubambo, Robero / Piccolotto, Rafael

Release TitleLive at Dizzy's

Dimensions

Item Height0.28 in

Item Weight0.12 lb

Item Length5.59 in

Item Width5.48 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Number of Tracks10

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Lukinha 1.2 Bachião 1.3 Pro Romero 1.4 By the Stream 1.5 Frevo Camarada 1.6 Samba de Proveta 1.7 Route 66 1.8 Paquito in Bremen 1.9 Prêt-À-Porter de Tafetá 1.10 Pro Flavio

NotesWent to work, the masks became personalized and elegant, the eye learned to compensate for the hidden face. Today, the western world has discovered something that some parts of the world always knew: That in a masked face, the eyes shine like a million suns. // Overwhelmed by the magnitude, expression, beauty of those eyes, I had to write a song about them. Then a second one, and a third. Soon enough, I had my seven songs. Like the seven days of the week, the seven continents, the seven dwarfs of Snow White or the seven sons and daughters of Niobé, queen of Phrygia. // The seven songs of the Eyes Project constitute, as a whole, a poem to the beauty of the eyes. // There is, also, a second, underlying theme in the Eyes Project. Without saying it, it documents the hardship of NYC's musicians, with no place to play except the street, the park, or maybe an occasional open garage. The performing arts have been hit so, so hard by this pandemic. // With this in mind, I decided to add a visual narrative to the music., by getting video footage of the band, as we played until late fall, in and around Prospect Park. // Then, I walked the Park, many sunny days, explaining ladies about my project, and asking if I could take a photograph of their eyes.I got rewarded by an amazing wave of generosity. // Hundreds of faces, masks, eyes of all colors, all ethnicity, all ages. And all of them proud, and happy, to share the beauty of their eyes, their mysteries, to this project. I am deeply thankful to all of them. -Francis Jacob