Radiofreccia is the first direct film from Luciano Ligabue and produced by Domenico Procacci in 1998. The work, inspired to some stories of the first book published by Ligabue (the harvest Out and inside the Suburb), it gets an unexpected success: the film, in fact, receives well 3 David of Donatello, 2 silver Ribbons and 3 Gold Ciaks.

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Raise Your Hand On this, his 22nd album for Concord Picante (since 1982!), conguero par excellence Poncho Sanchez and his legendary band pay homage to some of his soul heroes, as well as reaching into the timeless traditions of Afro-Cuban jazz and son. Standouts include their rousing treatments of the Stax soul classics "Raise Your Hand" and "Knock On Wood" and the Cuban son "¿Dónde Va Chichi?" One listen to this great album and you will immediately see why Poncho Sanchez is widely acknowledged as the most popular Latin jazz artist in the world today.

Outstanding debut studio disc from this excellent obscure blues/rock axeslinger from England. Top-shelf soul-powered bluesy heavy guitar grooves from this amazing new player on the scene. Excellently produced by Jesse Davey (The Hoax) and is highly recommended to fans of INDIGENOUS, THE HOAX, DOYLE BRAMHALL, BUDDAHEADS, CRAIG ERICKSON, IAN MOORE, CHRIS AARON, WARREN HAYNES, ROBIN TROWER, SRV, JOHNNY WINTER & RORY GALLAGHER, among others. If you heavily dig awesome, deep, organic bluesy heavy guitar riffage with kool soulful vox, the "Can't Take No More" disc by Scott McKeon is just what you're looking for...

ARTIST: Incognito
TITLE: Bees + Things + Flowers
LABEL: Dome
GENRE: Jazz+Funk
BITRATE: 184 kbps avg
PLAYTIME: 0h 51min total
RELEASE DATE: 2006-10-02



Sooner than I would have expected, Incognito is back at it again
with brand new album 'Bees + Things + Flowers' due out on October
2nd in Europe.

Featuring new arrangements of four Incognito classics, "Always
There," "Still A Friend Of Mine," "Everyday" and "Deep Waters,"
covers of Roy Ayers' "Everybody Loves The Sunshine," Earth Wind &
Fire's "That's The Way Of The World," "Summer In The City" and
America's "Tin Man," as well as three brand new Bluey
compositions, 'Bees + Things + Flowers' looks to further cement
Incognito as one of UK's most enduring artist. Recorded at The
Townhouse, London, the record was captured mostly live with
minimal overdubs, so one could expect a more raw and barebones
sound.