Review by Natasha Rene'e

Francesco Tarantini's latest album, Coming From Chicago Saturday Night Sunday Morning, is a tour de force of jazz and blues music. The album showcases Tarantini's virtuosity on the saxophone, as well as his talent as a composer and arranger.

The album opens with the title track, a lively and energetic number that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Tarantini's saxophone playing is front and center, supported by a tight rhythm section that keeps the groove going. "Blues for B.B." is a tribute to the late great B.B. King, and features some of Tarantini's most soulful playing on the album.

Other standout tracks include "Chicago Nights," a slow-burning blues number that showcases Tarantini's ability to build tension and release it with a searing saxophone solo. "Sunday Morning" is a more contemplative piece, with Tarantini's saxophone floating over a gentle piano accompaniment.

Summary by Natasha Rene'e

Coming From Chicago Saturday Night Sunday Morning is a must-listen for fans of jazz and blues music. Tarantini's playing is top-notch throughout, and the album is a testament to his talent as a musician and composer. Highly recommended.