Paolo Ormi E La Sua Orchestra - P.O.X. SoundVinyl LP pressing. Sonor Music Editions team was able to rescue from oblivion the lost tapes of this incredible recording, composed and orchestrated by the great Italian arranger and pianist Paolo Ormi. Originally conceived in 1972 at RCA studios in Rome, the album has been never officially released on any commercial physical format until now. A promo Stereo 8 was only issued at the time on a ridiculous run, and only distributed for non commercial

Perhaps not more than half a dozen works are regularly played or recorded today

It contains a few cover songs including classics by John Lennon and Tom Petty

And throughout the set the composer's Hungarian Dances (including some of his most popular music) run like a thread

and Alessandro Alessandroni for his famous whistling

- This 16-track

Danny Elfman delivers Bigger

stronger body and an all-powerful farming tool

and a feature in Vanity Fair

Luminous - Self N Ego (incl

There was plenty more going on besides: proto-house piano lines

tight rhythm

But the arrangements of the songs were deliberately kept unchanged