Sought after jazz and funk from the sound library of Edizioni Musicali Devega/ Milano: Vinyl only reissue of all important tracks from Angel Pocho Gatti's promotional album Turbomusic produced in 1981, plusother lost funk treasures from his 70s Devega repertoire. Eleven nuggets of Italian library music between big band funk and Bossa rhythm, with whirling horns, wild flutes and buzzy synth lines - inspired and occasionally framed by sounds of Formula 1. First collection of lost recordings by this outstanding Argentinian composer, arranger and pianist, including Don't Problem Boys, Turbocinque, Zeltweg and Jaguar, carefully remastered in 2015. Angel Pocho Gatti (1930-2000) from Buenos Aires was an outstanding pianist, arranger, conductor and composer. He worked mainly in Italy during the 1960s and early 70s. With his orchestras, that included Italian jazz masters like Gianni Basso, Giorgio Gaslini or Oscar Valdambrini as soloists, he accompanied American stars like Frank Sinatra, Sarah Vaughan or Johnnie Ray. Already during the 1950s Pocho Gatti frequently played at the Bop Club Argentino in Buenos Aires with world reknowned musicians like Lalo Schifrin, Chivo Borraro or Gato Barbieri. Later on he recorded with Giorgio Azzolini in Italy. At the end of the 1960s his Milan Big Band, the big orchestra Angel Pocho Gatti, belonged to the most famous European ensembles. Subsequent productions of the 1970s include prestigious work for Quincy Jones, collaborations with Gerry Mulligan and Astor Piazzolla and plenty of work for various Italian sound libraries. No Problem Boys, Turbocinque, Interlagos, Kyalami, Zeltweg, Dijon, Turbotrenta, Zandvoort, Monza, Jaguar, Pajaros Tropicales
