Sam Blasucci - Real Life Thing - VINYL LP

Sam Blasucci is best known as one half of Mapache, a Southern California roots-rock duo just as instantly recognizable for their elegant, intertwined guitar parts as they are for their devoted, Nudie-Suit wearing fanbase. But when Blasucci was writing the songs that would become his debut solo record, Off My Stars, he found himself less focused on the guitar and more gravitated toward a different instrument piano.The mother of Clay Finch, his Mapache bandmate, was getting rid of one, and so Blasucci took the piano, carefully transporting it to his home in Ojai, California, with the help of a few strong friends, including Farmer Dave Scher of Beachwood Sparks (and a Mapache collaborator). InchFarmer Dave wasn't even wearing shoes,Inch Blasucci remembers, laughing. Once the piano was safely in there, he became deeply attached, playing on it multiple hours a day InchIt's changed the way I think about music, having all the keys laid out in front of me,Inch he explains. InchHaving that sort of changed everything.InchInfused with an honest, personal perspective about settling into adult life-about developing as a person and a partner and a family member-these songs were straight from the heart, a clear window, recently Windexed, into the life of one of the most talented members of the L.A.-area underground rock scene. Using just as much inspiration from the music of Ronnie Wood and Sade as the films of Ingmar Bergman and the writing of Brian Doyle, Blasucci started to see a vision of songs that are all Inchfully autobiographical.Inch1. Sha La La2. Around The Corner3. Paradise4. Thank You5. Every Night On The Farm6. Turn Yourself Around7. Il Mondo 8. Can You Teach Me9. Tenera Magia10. Linger11. Proud Of You Dad12. I'm Glad

This is a great album of works by the master of music of the Argentine tango, Astor Piazzolla, and works by Juanjo Mosalini, who is deeply steeped in the music of this tradition. If this album doesn't get you up on your feet, dancing, nothing will! Juanjo Mosalini was born into a musical family- his father and grandfather both played bandoneon, and they raised him to be deeply rooted in Argentina's musical traditions. He began playing bandoneon at eight years old. In 1999 he founded the first bandoneon course in Europe at the Conservatory of Music in Gennevilliers.

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