Napoli Centrale - album Mattanza 1976

"Mattanza" 1976 was the second album by Napoli Centrale and confirmed the paths started with the previous album, but with more evident and complex sound constructions, and is also noted as a workbench intended as an open project, a modus operandi, the latter, typical of the '70s that also involved many bands of the time, the album was recorded with the help of many well-known session men. The album is largely instrumental, various changes of tempos, frequent phrasings between piano and sax, sustained rhythm sections,heavy funky grooves, and free-jazz citations, with James Senese's sax leading the dance.
There is also a piece of spiritual avant-jazz "Forse sto capenno".

James Senese - vocals, tenor saxophone, woodwind, soprano saxophone, flute, cymbals, tenor saxophone, percussion.
Giuseppe Guarnera - Fender electricpiano, acoustic piano, M x R, backing vocals.
Kevin Bullen - bass, acoustic guitar, backing vocals.
Franco Del Prete - bass drums, drums, Chinese cymbals, Dutch cymbals, Sardinian jar, bell, backing vocals.
Marvin - boogaloo, drums, backing vocals.
Agostino Marangolo, Bruni Biriaco - drums.

Simme lute e simme venute.
Sotoo a' suttana..
Sotto e 'n coppa.
O' nonno mio.
Sangue misto.
Forse sto capenno.
Chi fa l'arte e chi s' accatta.