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Sal La Rocca
by Sal La Rocca
Sal La Rocca is originally from Seraing, Belgium, near LIEGE. He was first a Rock guitarist, but switched to the bass as his instrument of choice after hearing (for the first time) music by several jazz greats. After switching, he taught himself how to play by the age of 23. Over time, he become one of the most “in demand” double bassists in Belgium and in the European theater.Starting in the mid 80’s, Sal has toured and performed with a wide array of musicians on the European continent like : Steve Houben, Jacques Pelzer, Michel Graillier, John Thomas, Toots Thielemans, Philip Catherine, Harold Land, Steve Grossman, Sal Nistico, Lee Konitz, Dani Kein featuring Vaya Con Dios (2006-14)…
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Dear Bro
Un tout nouveau quartet formé par le contrebassiste Sal La Rocca. Ayant l’ardent plaisir de tisser des liens forts entre différentes générations de musiciens, Sal a choisi de très jeunes talents vivant en Belgique, et pour cette occasion il constitue un nouveau répertoire de compositions originales, prouvant par ce choix que le mélange générationnel peut générer de superbes résultats.
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Frenetic Mood
Un tout nouveau quartet formé par le contrebassiste Sal La Rocca. Ayant l’ardent plaisir de tisser des liens forts entre différentes générations de musiciens, Sal a choisi de très jeunes talents vivant en Belgique, et pour cette occasion il constitue un nouveau répertoire de compositions originales, prouvant par ce choix que le mélange générationnel peut générer de superbes résultats.
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2 - Waiting (Jeroen Van Herzeele)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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8 - Syndrome (Carla bley)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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3 - Psalm (Jeroen Van Herzeele)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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5 - Bicycle F(Pascal Mohy)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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9 - Last Kiss (Sal La Rocca)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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6 - Cache-Cash (Sal La Rocca)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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4 - Wise One (Sal La Rocca)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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7 - Ragga (Sal La Rocca)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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1 - Shifted (Sal La Rocca)
Sal La Rocca (double Bass), Pascal Mohy (piano & Wurlitzer), Jeroen Van Herzeele (tenor. Sax), Lieven Venken (drums), Phil Abraham (trombone-only tracks 6 & 7 ) This new quartet is a particulary tight encounter between Jeroen, Pascal and Lieven, musicians that i have enjoyed for a long time because of their sincerity as both people and in their music. The album expresses an opening towards a new sound by choosing to associate the wurlitzer and the piano, coupled with Jeroen’s sax. This gives it an unexpected dimension… – Igloo Records & el Negocito Records Labels REF : Release 09/11/2018
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Agitation
A brand new quartet formed by bassist Sal La Rocca. With the ardent pleasure of forging strong links between different generations of musicians, Sal has chosen very young talents living in Belgium, and for this occasion he is creating a new repertoire of original compositions, proving by this choice that generational mixing can generate superb results.
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Osuna
I just wanted to evoke the long drive by a winding road that leads to Osuna near Malaga in Spain.
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Waiting (Pascal Mohy)
The project explores a certain duality. First, by the presence of Flemish and Walloon musicians; then, by the apparent opposition between avant-gardism and tradition. Jeroen and Lieven open doors to unexpected sounds and colors. Sal and Pascal are more anchored in the tradition, while remaining permeable to other sounds. This alliance offers open music, with surprising tones, groove background that recall the hard-bop of the 60s. »
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Shifted
The project explores a certain duality. First, by the presence of Flemish and Walloon musicians; then, by the apparent opposition between avant-gardism and tradition. Jeroen and Lieven open doors to unexpected sounds and colors. Sal and Pascal are more anchored in the tradition, while remaining permeable to other sounds. This alliance offers open music, with surprising tones, groove background that recall the hard-bop of the 60s. »
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Lazy Lion
Sal (Salvatore) La Rocca has released two albums under his own name, such as LATINEA (Jan 2003) and IT COULD BE THE END (Feb 2012). With : Lorenzo DI MAIO (guitar), Pascal MOHY (piano & Fender Rh.) and Hans van OOSTERHOUT (drums) featuring : Jacques SCHWARZ-BART (t. sax) on the IGLOO-RECORDS label.
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Moon's Groove
Home-made music, i play guitar... just for fun...Enjoy !
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Sal La Rocca is originally from Seraing, Belgium, near LIEGE. He was first a Rock guitarist, but switched to the bass as his instrument of choice after hearing (for the first time) music by several jazz greats. After switching, he taught himself how to play by the age of 23. Over time, he become one of the most “in demand” double bassists in Belgium and in the European theater.Starting in the mid 80’s, Sal has toured and performed with a wide array of musicians on the European continent like : Steve Houben, Jacques Pelzer, Michel Graillier, John Thomas, Toots Thielemans, Philip Catherine, Harold Land, Steve Grossman, Sal Nistico, Lee Konitz, Dani Kein featuring Vaya Con Dios (2006-14)…
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