Review by Allison O'Connor

The album "1956 2006 Anniversary of the Jazz Festival at the Sanremo Casinò" by Dodo Goya Meets Shirley Bunnie Foy, Sébastien Chaumont, Piero Paganelli, Andrea Pozza, Andy Dulbecco, and Laurent Sarrien is a delightful tribute to the jazz festival that took place 50 years ago. The album showcases the talents of some of the most renowned jazz musicians in the world, and each track is a testament to their skill and creativity.

From the opening track "Take the A Train" to the closing number "All of Me," the album is a joyous celebration of jazz music. The musicians play with a passion and energy that is infectious, and their improvisational skills are on full display throughout the album. The album's arrangements are excellent, and the musicians' chemistry is evident in every note they play.

The standout track on the album is "Blue Monk," which features a stunning piano solo by Andrea Pozza. The track is a masterclass in jazz improvisation, and Pozza's virtuosity is truly breathtaking. Other highlights on the album include Shirley Bunnie Foy's soulful rendition of "My Funny Valentine" and Sébastien Chaumont's beautiful guitar playing on "Stella by Starlight."

Summary by Allison O'Connor

"1956 2006 Anniversary of the Jazz Festival at the Sanremo Casinò" is a must-have for any jazz fan. The album is a fitting tribute to the festival that took place 50 years ago, and it is a testament to the enduring power of jazz music. Whether you are a seasoned jazz aficionado or a newcomer to the genre, this album is sure to delight and inspire.