Sal La Rocca 4tet at L'armande

Sal La Rocca is undoubtedly one of the best bassists in the country and more. The one who accompanied Steve Grossman and Lee Konitz among others saw a number of fantastic musicians by his side. It goes without saying that the guy with the bandana knows how to surround himself. Sal La Rocca is joined by saxophonist Jeroen van Herzeele, who finds a dream rhythm with Lieven Vanken at the drums.

The music is libertarian, between standards and compositions, the influence of Coltrane is strongly present. Pascal Mohy at the Wurlitzer brings a freshness and a groove that only he can bring. Madness, freedom, sometimes at the limit of free, groove group a max...

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Sal La Rocca is undoubtedly one of the best bassists in the country and more. The one who accompanied Steve Grossman and Lee Konitz among others saw a number of fantastic musicians by his side. It goes without saying that the guy with the bandana knows how to surround himself. Sal La Rocca is joined by saxophonist Jeroen van Herzeele, who finds a dream rhythm with Lieven Vanken at the drums.

The music is libertarian, between standards and compositions, the influence of Coltrane is strongly present. Pascal Mohy at the Wurlitzer brings a freshness and a groove that only he can bring. Madness, freedom, sometimes at the limit of free, groove group a max. The cohesion is visible on the faces of the musicians, the music is good. It shows, it means, it feels.

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