Real talent, amazing sounds
author: Augusto Chiarle
When I first heard of Neon Egypt I was amazed by the sax play, being a sax player myself. When you listen to Neon Egypt, you figure out to find yourself in a bazaar, in some kind of Egiptian town in the early 1900s, maybe in search for adventures in the desrt, looking for some pyramid someone didn't discover yet... And just as a pyramid treasure, this music can let you experience a fantastic travel in musical terms: rich jazz elements, an incredible sax play, well accompained by another real talent playing the percussions. So, I couldn't resist and bought it as soon as I seen it available on itunes... :-) Real talent, great sound. I love it! Greetings from your italian fan,
Augusto
The Wimshurst's Machine
Italy
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Sounds like "Paul Desmond meets Babatunde"!
author: Coby D.
Somehow whenever I put this CD on it always sounds fresh. It has a sort of Egyptian "mystical" flavor to it, which I really like. I find it stays near the front of my CD rack. Nice, nice work gents!
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author: Aye
A timeless floating sax over grounded rythms of drums, Tales of Kings speaks for the beauty of water and desert- the great Nile: something between the poetry work of john Surman with the oud player Anouar Brahem (THIMAR,ECM) and the sacred sound of Alice Coltrane's Ptah the El Daoud...
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