BILLY COBHAM - STRATUS (from the new 2010 album - drum 'n' voice vol. 3) - Nicolosi productions

Chaka Khan and Gino Vannelli are amongst the super guests of the long awaited album "Drum'n'Voice Volume 3" by world-class jazz/fusion drummer Billy Cobham. Produced between Milan and legendary Capitol Studios in Los Angeles by Nicolosi Productions, (also known as the breakthru group "Novecento"), this new album contains stunning performances from legendary artists such as George Duke, Alex Acuna, John Scofield, Brian Auger, Bob Mintzer and Novecento itself. Once more Cobham delivers an amazing creativity and listening experience that unveils its unique style in playing drums and percussions. at the beginning of 2010 "Drum'n'Voice Live Tour" will see the light with part of the artists performing. The album will be available soon for digital downloads across all the main online retailers.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• NICOLOSI
• DRUM
• VOICE
• BILLY
• COBHAM
• CHAKA
• KHAN
• BOB
• MINTZER
• GEORGE
• DUKE
• BRIAN
• AUGER
• ALEX
• ACUNA
• GINO
• VANNELLI
• NEW
• ALBUM
• NOVECENTO
• LINO
• DORA
• ROSSANA
• PINO
• GIUSEPPE
• GROOVE
• MACHINE

[paolomannelli]

Billy Cobham has the right rythm sense.

[redflower78]

@mramlija

In this track , guitar player is Lino Nicolosi, not John Scofield.

 Scofield played on track Destiny.

[darzil007]

before DAVE WEKLE, VINNIE, DENNIS AND SO MANY GREAT DRUMMERS FROM 4 DECADES THER WAS AND THANK GOD STILL IS BILLY COBHAM,,

[mtj333]

OMG this song takes me back. Wow, what a nice version mixing the old and the new.

[Mujabar]

Still sweet, had the '73 LP release back in the day with Bolin & Hammer.

[allgood355]

awesome groove

[SD7268]

Line up just for this track:

Billy Cobham: Drums

Bob Mintzer: Akai EWI

Rossana Nicolosi: Bass

Lino Nicolosi: Guitars

Pino Nicolosi: Fender Rhodes & Keyboards

[jamesjam65]

great stuff, doesn't sounds like sco on this track. Good homage to bolin's breakthrough approach tho

[mramlija]

guitar had to be john scofield, tho' the original Bolin way back in 73 was ahead of his time.

[mramlija]

guitar had to be john scofield