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SCOTT HAMILTON full Live Concert in Jazz Club (ITALY)

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SCOTT HAMILTON full Live Concert in Jazz Club (ITALY)

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SCOTT HAMILTON full Live Concert in Jazz Club Capolinea Torino (ITALY) #scotthamilton #davidecalvi #giorgioallara #saxophonejazz #jazzmusic 00:02 It's You Or No One 03:00 Like Someone In Love 13:30 I Got Rhythm 17:30 Old Folks 24:55 When Lights Are Low 29:20 Lady Bird 37:50 Meditation 47:10 Cherokee 59:20 Darn That Dream 01:06:29 Sweet Georgia Brown The Legend of Capolinea (Turin, Italy): A Shrine of JazzIn the heart of Turin, nestled on Via delle Maddalene, stood a legendary sanctuary for jazz lovers known simply as Capolinea. Though it is now closed for good, its legacy remains etched into the history of European jazz.For decades, Capolinea was much more than just a club; it was a magical, intimate underground cave where time seemed to slow down. The atmosphere was thick with the scent of vintage wood, old-school drinks, and an undeniable passion for improvised music. It was a place where local musicians and international touring legends shared the exact same stage, bridging the distance between the greats of American jazz and the vibrant Italian scene.The club's walls witnessed history. Titans of jazz walked through its doors, most notably the legendary trumpeter Chet Baker, whose melancholic notes frequently haunted the room, leaving audiences spellbound in the dim club lighting. Countless other masters of swing, bebop, and modern jazz performed there, turning Turin into an essential stop on the international jazz map.For rhythm sections like the one featuring Davide Calvi on piano and Giorgio Allara on double bass—who powered many incredible nights alongside international guests like Scott Hamilton—playing at Capolinea meant performing in a true temple of the art form.Today, Capolinea may be permanently closed, its physical doors shut for the last time, but the echoes of its music, the smoke-filled memories, and the spirit of the extraordinary artists who played there continue to live on through recordings, stories, and the eternal heartbeat of jazz in Turin.