A late-career gem from a West Coast jazz stalwart, "Sincerely, Conti" showcases Conte Candoli revisiting his bebop and hard bop roots on Bethlehem Records.
- Recorded in 2013, the album features Candoli in a classic quintet setting, revisiting standards and original compositions.
- The album was released on June 12, 2013, by Bethlehem Records, a label with a rich history in jazz.
- "Sincerely, Conti" was one of Candoli's final recordings, offering a glimpse into his enduring musicality.
Conte Candoli was an Italian-American hard bop trumpeter who was a prominent figure in the West Coast jazz scene. He was known for his clear tone and virtuosic improvisations, often performing with his brother, Lou. After years of association with various big bands and West Coast ensembles, including with Stan Kenton and Gerry Mulligan, Candoli released "Sincerely, Conti" in 2013, a late-career entry on Bethlehem Records that revisited his bebop and hard bop roots.
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