Guido Giacomini - Early Jazz & Swing at Elegance Cafè Jazz Club

Guido Giacomini, double bass player and singer,
protagonist of the Italian "" swing reinassance "", together with his historic guitarist Marco Cortese. Two musicians, versatile, creative, original who together will give life to a multi-faceted live, paying homage to and reinventing some classics from the golden age of jazz.
Cataloging all his appearances on the most prestigious stages throughout Italy and beyond, in theaters, on radio and on television. Is a colossal undertaking.
His collaborations with the greatest Italian and international jazz musicians are countless, such as Irio de Paula, Romano Mussolini, Franco Bolignari, Randy Sandke, Jeremy Cohen and Carol Sudhalter....

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Guido Giacomini, double bass player and singer,
protagonist of the Italian "" swing reinassance "", together with his historic guitarist Marco Cortese. Two musicians, versatile, creative, original who together will give life to a multi-faceted live, paying homage to and reinventing some classics from the golden age of jazz.
Cataloging all his appearances on the most prestigious stages throughout Italy and beyond, in theaters, on radio and on television. Is a colossal undertaking.
His collaborations with the greatest Italian and international jazz musicians are countless, such as Irio de Paula, Romano Mussolini, Franco Bolignari, Randy Sandke, Jeremy Cohen and Carol Sudhalter.
At the theater he took part in shows such as "The lady in blues" with Lino Patruno, and "Maledetti toskani" with Marco Messeri.
He is currently double bass player of the "Lino Patruno Jazz Show" with which he participated in the 2001, 2002 and 2003 editions of the "New Orleans Jazz Festival" in Ascona, alongside Ed Polcer, Dan Barrett, Tom Baker, Jim Galloway, Kenny Davern, Evan Christopher, Rebecca Kilgore and Andy Stein, and at concerts at the “Casa del Jazz” in Rome.
In 2005 he was a guest of Renzo Arbore's “Speciale per me” program alongside the Boop Sisters.
In 2006 he was part of the cast of the show "The roar of the rabbit" on Radio2.

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