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Looks like we are shooting for a June 15th release date of

Aldo Buzzi – “This is My Life”

Click the link below to take a look at the 3d rendering of the album (CD) cover

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     Everybody Live Free – It’s our own Liberty – Toast a Drink come with me                        It’s the future we see

               Sailing across the Ocean – Skipping onto the bay – See your arms are open               Fill me with your sway

                Everybody join in – Let the world sing out – That’s the way it must be                    Stand up and listen to me

             There’s no time to explain – The human race is insane – One voice to be heard        Yes all over the world

            Let your voices be heard – Let the world shout out – Be defiant and strong                 Be determined for all

            The revolution is Now – The revolution is How – The revolution is Here                         Stand UP and Listen Right Now!

On Spotify:   https://open.spotify.com/track/7eAs4DCOijLS9887RELZYq

To Purchase the complete album CD or for download go to:

https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/aldobuzzi2

Cover photo by: Photo by Erik Lindgren on Unsplash
 

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As I stated in my Happy New Year post – working on my 3rd album in the last 3 years in which I hope to have finished and released some time in late spring. It will be a 12 song album with some great songs (well, at least I think it will have great songs, hope you will to). I think you will find on this album a more polished and distinct sound that has developed over the past few years. I have started to think about the art work for the cover and a name for the album. I also have a bunch of idea’s for a few video’s that will co-inside with the release of the album. Started to work on the story boards for the video’s as the video’s are a lot harder for me to produce then the music itself. The visual’s have to be right and it’s difficult to get really the production I want as I have limited resources at my disposal.

So stay up to date with the progression of my new album.                                               In the meantime – keep checking in and enjoy my release from last year.

Listen to Eclectic Collaborations on Spotify

The Complete album “Eclectic Collaborations”

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Ok that’s a headline and a half.

What the hell do I, Aldo Buzzi have to do with Jackson Pollack a famous Abstract Expressionist? Well, I must say not that much except I love his work and his art studio farm house on the east end of Long Island. His home happens to be about a 45 minute drive from my home. One more thing that many of you might not know, No, I am not the illegitimate son, grandson or great grandson of a fling Jackson might have had. No, I am not a long lost relative from a distant cousin from his fathers mothers side (although that might have made a interesting story). There is something on the album, Aldo Buzzi, Test Drive “RAW” that came from Jackson Pollack.

On one of my road trips to the Jackson Pollack/Lee Krasner house many years ago before the tourist barrage took the place over and now you have a hard time getting in or getting a tour of the place. My wife and I was enjoying a Saturday out and was in his back barn studio where he did most of his work. Years ago when they were renovating the studio barn there was these game board masonite tiles that covered the wood floor. During the renovation they had removed these tiles and lo and behold the wood floor exposed an unlikely master piece of Pollack that was undiscovered before. The splatter of his paintings covered the floor, and as in his paintings the floor came to life with color and motion. Taken back by the floor, I took some pictures of different area’s of the floor, that to me was like getting my own Jackson Pollack at a reasonable price, Free!!!. When I was working on the art design for the back cover of my album, I took one of those pictures and made it the back cover, background art of the album. It fit perfectly and added a nice touch to the album art.

Below is the picture and the back cover it was made into.

Enjoy the album Test Drive “RAW” on Spotify

The Complete Album – Aldo Buzzi- Test Drive “RAW”

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You gave it all away

I find it hard to bare that you left and didn’t care

I tried to talk to you, I was getting no where

We had the best of times though you never showed a sign

I ran around in circles while you, you drew the line

I had to call you up, but I knew you were not home

But I had to hear it ring then I knew you didn’t care

You gave it all away

Never did ya see my eyes, did you even ever look

Seeing my pool of tears, feel my joys and my fears

This is the final note that wasn’t ever played

My heart and love for you will never ever fade

You gave it all away

A song written with my band mates from Vinyl Flesh
Lyric’s by Aldo Buzzi and sung by Aldo
Cover Photo by:  Doug Kelley – https://unsplash.com/@dkphotos

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Go onto my Facebook page link below and click on the link it will bring you right to the video on my Facebook page  – enjoy the song and the video!

https://www.facebook.com/100019096121733/videos/173320343314502/?id=100019096121733 

“Soldiers of Death” 

 This is the only instrumental on the album

Here is a link below to CDbaby to purchase the download or th CD

https://store.cdbaby.com/cd/aldobuzzi2

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=aldo+buzzi+eclectic+collaboration

Cover photo by HolKapil Dubey@kapildubey

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I sure did pull this one out of my ass!!! Some where in between and for the life of me I don’t remember the time line on this one. Ken, Myself and a drummer named Tim started a trio to see if we could play the local bar circuit to earn some pocket change. I was rummaging through my cassette tapes the other day and low and behold, I found this musty old practice recording tape of this band (I’m pretty sure Gary joined in at one point as there is keyboards on this recording). I don’t even think we had a name for the band but we did have quite an eclectic repertoire of songs that we played.  The Stones, “Brown Sugar”, David Bowie’s, “Suffragette city”, Jimi Hendrix, “Fire” were just a few songs in which we were doing at the time. If my memory serves me right, we never did play out any where either, but Ken and I brought these songs to the Lampshades and when the Lampshades first started playing the bar circuit on Long Island, New York – we were playing a lot of cover music and only a few originals. Reality was to play the bar circuit on Long Island you really had no choice but to play covers to get your foot in the door just to get a gig and earn a little cash, albeit not much after the bar tab was rung up.

Here is “The Rolling Stones” and our unnamed band version of Brown Sugar 

 

Cover Photo by: Maria Badasian
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