Mike Melillo
Mike Melillo is an excellent modern jazz pianist who would be much better known in the jazz world had he not relocated to Italy. After attending Rutgers, Melillo led the house trio at the Tap Room in Clifton, New Jersey, where he had an opportunity to work with many top jazz musicians. He was part of Sonny Rollins' band from 1965-1967, co-led a group with guitarist Harry Leahey in 1967, and then concentrated on composition, living on a farm in New Jersey and, starting in 1973, the Poconos. Melillo began working with Phil Woods later that year and became a member of Woods' quartet and quintet, playing regularly with the altoist until Melillo went solo in 1980. Two years later he moved to Italy, where he worked regularly as a leader, although outside of the jazz spotlight. After a headlining hiatus dating back to 1988's Recycle, Melillo finally resurfaced in 1995 with Alternate Changes for Bud; Bopcentric followed two years later.
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Diskografie
11 Album, -en • Geordnet nach Bestseller
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Atmosphere
Roberta Gambarini, Italian Vocal Ensemble, Flavia Vallega, Mike Melillo, Fabio Jegher
Jazz - Erschienen bei Red records am 27.12.2009
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Almost Blue "Chet Lives"
Jazz - Erschienen bei Philology am 02.06.1999
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Block Notes
Antonio Tosques 4tet, Mike Melillo
Jazz - Erschienen bei Dodicilune am 11.09.2011
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Alternate Changes for Bud
Jazz - Erschienen bei Red records am 01.01.1995
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Mike Melillo in free association (Live in concert, Spring 1974)
Jazz - Erschienen bei Notami Jazz am 31.01.2021
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Recycle (Live)
Mike Melillo, Massimo Moriconi, Gianpaolo Ascolese
Jazz - Erschienen bei Philology am 25.10.1988
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