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Click here to read an article by Steve Lopez, of the L.A. Times
“From the very first notes of Jim Dragoni’s guitar, you know that this musician is FOR REAL and in full command of his instrument. Dragoni’s technique is flawless, empowered by a soulful spirit and years of experience and training. As his compositions and singing continues, you have a warm smile and nod your head, because you know this is going to be a truly magical evening. DRAGONI has got the GOODS!” David Foss, Director, Da Vinci Art Alliance, Philadelphia, PA
...his playing is simply brilliant..." Dr. Herb Wong, international jazz critic and record company executive
"...his compositional skills far surpass many of his contemporaries"
Ed Wismer, Cape May Star
"Jim
Dragoni is a musician of considerable skill, talent, and versatility, to say
nothing of his historical knowledge of jazz and folk music. He recently
agreed to sit in with my big band, and he absolutely nailed every style we
attempted, including swing, Latin, ballad, contemporary, and funk. He also
gave a wonderful master class, giving our students a spot-on picture of the
real life of a modern musician. I personally was most thrilled with the
concert we played that night. Jim has a great voice and delivery, and it was
a real treat for me to be able to do Dylan's "All Along the Watchtower" with
him. He’s an amazing musician. " Chris McCourry, Artist/Teacher,
Director of Jazz Studies/Trumpet--Hillsdale College, MI
"Sometimes it rocks, sometimes it swings, sometimes it is pure
sweet poetry" Steve Lopez of the Philadelphia Inquirer
"Jim's ensemble playing and original compositions are
superb..." Gerry Givnish, the Painted Bride Arts Center
"...soulful rhythm with strong guitar riffs and an intense solo
from Jim Dragoni" Steve Randazzo, Germantown Courier,
reference to recording "Worlds" on Gazelle Records
"Exciting performance...it was a gas!" Jenneth
Webster, Lincoln Center, NYC.
"Check out his technique, the effortless speed...has thoroughly mastered his instrument...it would seem there's not much more for him learn about his craft" Jack Lloyd, in feature article, the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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