jd Oliva

Having carried on the spirit of Savatage in the wake of the band's unfortunate hiatus, Jon Oliva's Pain has come out with what may be their most ambitious effort to date. This album isn't quite as aggressive as the previously released "Maniacal Renderings" was, but it manages to showcase the band's more experimental side and helps bring in some of the theatrics that made the Oliva brothers' original baby as unique as it was.

Hernán Oliva - El Violín del Jazz
CD rip | mp3 fraunhoffer codec 256 kbps CBR | Jazz | compilation | front cover | 2 x 60 MB + 5 MB

Hernán Oliva begins playing some tangos at radios (his first performance was Nieblas del Riachuelo), later plays with the Oscar Aleman's Orchestra. In 1958 goes to New York, but he don't likes the
"American Way of Life" and returns. He get some money playing at clubs and boites in Buenos Aires, meanwhile he's considered the best jazz violinist in the world. "The low and plump man has seated his violin in the sidewalk. He Loads 74 years over his shoulders and walks his music by the streets, hoping one hand that gives him some coins. The night without luck has arrived. Almost nobody already remember him. The cold has begun dangerously to perforate the patches to his soul. It's the daybreak. It is in the district of La Boca, to two meters of La Bombonera (Boca Juniors Football Club Stadium), when the cane breaks, the violin falls down and blows Stardust (Polvo de estrellas) and Fog of the Riachuelo (Nieblas del Riachuelo). It's June 17th 1988. Hernán Oliva is rocking already in silence for always…"