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Personnel includes: Ricky Martin (vocals); Rusty Anderson (acoustic & electric guitars); Peter "Yussi" Wenger, Marcelo Berestovoy, Richard Gomez, Phillipe Bourgues, Joseph Lito Cortes, Ramon Stagnaro (acoustic guitar); Michael Landau (electric guitar); Andy Abaz (tres guitar); Leo Quintero (cuatro); Tony Concepcion (trumpet, coronet, flugelhorn, bell); Luis Aquino (trumpet); Robi Rosa (keyboards, programming, handclaps, background vocals); John Beasley (piano); KC Porter (keyboards, electric piano, Wurlitzer piano, bass, programming); Juan Zambrano (keyboards, programming); Reggie Hamilton, Kari Cameron, Mike Porcaro (bass); Curt Bisquera (drums); Archie Pena, Rafael Solano (percussion); Philip Ingram, Oren Waters (background vocals).
Producers: KC Porter, Robi Rosa, Desmond Child.
Engineers include: Benny Faccone, Rik Pekkonen, Steve Churchyard.
VUELVE won the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Latin Pop Performance.
Personnel: Ricky Martin (background vocals); Lázaro Rodriguez, Michael Thompson, Manny López (guitar); Joseph Lito Cortés (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Phillipe Bourgués, Peter Yussi Wenger, Marcelo Berestovoy, Rich Gomez, Ramon Stagnaro, Rusty Anderson (acoustic guitar); Michael Landau (electric guitar); Leo Quintero (cuatro); Andy Abaz (tres); Ethan James (hurdy-gurdy); Luis Aguino (trumpet); Erik Kerly (French horn); John Kricker (trombone); Robbie Buchanan (piano, keyboards); Robi Rosa (piano, bass programming, palmas, background vocals); John Beasley, Paquito Hechavarria, Randy Waldman, Gloria Cheng (piano); K.C. Porter (electric piano, programming); Juan Vincente Zambrano (keyboards, programming); Curt Bisquera, John "J.R." Robinson (drums); Luis Conte, Luis Enrique, Rafael Padilla, Rafael Solano, Archie Pena (percussion); Francisco Manuel Ruiz Gómez (palmas); Ricardo Cordero, Darryl Phinnessee, Jose Luis Vega, Stella Petrova, G.B. Dorsey, Angelina Rosa, Maxine Jeter, Rick Nelson, Ingram, Katrina Harper, Jackie Simley, Jim Gilstrap, John West, Josie Aiello, Julia Waters, Kristle Murden, Maxine Willard Waters, Oren Waters, Phil Perry, Stephanie Spruill, Mortonette Jenkins, Marlena Jeter, Carmit Bachar, Bunny Hull, Carmen Twillie (background vocals).
Audio Mixers: Humberto Gatica; Tony Peluso; Benny Faccone; Charles Dye.
Recording information: Criteria Studios; Disney Studios, Burbank, CA; Ocean Way Recording, Los Angeles, CA; Worldbeat Recording, Calabasas, CA.
Photographer: Lance Staedler.
Unknown Contributor Roles: Camilo Valencia; Ed Calle; Ethan James; Dama Taboe; Meia Noite; Wilfredo Rosado; Luis Gómez Escolar; Angel "Angie" Machado; Kenneth Faulk.
Arrangers: Camilo Valencia; Desmond Child; Orion Crawford; K.C. Porter; Robi Rosa; Archie Pena; Juan Vincente Zambrano; Cesar Lemos.
Ricky Martin's Spanish-language 1998 set Vuelve is the predecessor to the self-titled English-language album that would propel him to iconic status in the U.S. the following year. Vuelve, however, is much more of a Latin album than a pop album, and effectively balances red-hot Latin dance numbers with melodramatic ballads. The album's main highlight is the unforgettable, unstoppable "La Copa de la Vida," which is the song he chose for his now legendary show-stopping Grammy performance. The version on Vuelve is the original -- miles better than the English-language, remixed version which resurfaced on Ricky Martin. The version here includes all the bells, whistles, horns, trumpets, and percussion that anyone could want from such a carnival-esque song. Other highlights include the intoxicating album opener "Por Arriba, por Abajo," the hit "La Bomba," and other fast-paced gems, such as "Marcia Baila" and "Lola Lola." Some of the ballads lean toward the forgettable (especially during the album's second half), and his version of Michael Bolton's Hercules theme "Go the Distance" (here titled "No Importa la Distancia") is pure schmaltz. Other ballads, however, fare a little better, such as the melodramaticQ (8/02, p.146) - 3 stars out of 5 - "...He sounds keen....'Por Arriba Por Abajo' ia a clattering treat and 'Lola Lola' marks the first appearance of the 'Livin La Vida Loca' tune..."
Vibe (5/98, p.138) - "...VUELVE blends rich texture...and tropical polyrhythms...with Ricky's soft tenor and mainstream appeal....A mellifluous set of ditties with just enough flavor to please most any easy listener..." Ricky Martin Vuelve Songs Purchase Vuelve CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Ricky Martin CD (1999)
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Personnel includes: Ricky Martin, Madonna, Meja (vocals); Robi Rova (acoustic & electric guitars, bass programming, background vocals); Dan Warner (acoustic & electric guitars); Eric Bazilian (12-string & electric guitars, mandolin); Tommy Anthony (nylon guitar, bazouki, sitar, keyboards); William Orbit (guitar, keyboards); Manny Lopez, Rusty Anderson, Rene Toledo (guitar); Tony Concepcion (trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn); Randall Barlow (trumpet, programming); Paquito Hechavarria (piano); Randy Cantor (keyboards, programming); Rob Hyman (organ); Ricardo Suarez, Hugh McDonald (bass); Kenny Aronoff, Alex Saris, Lee Levin (drums); Luis Enrique, Rafael Solano (percussion); Jon Secada, Gyan, Sueann Carwell (background vocals).
Producers include: Desmond Child, Robi Rosa, Madonna, William Orbit, Jon Secada.
Engineers include: Charles Dye, Jules Gondar, Sebastian Krys.
Walter Afanasieff won the 2000 Grammy Award for Producer Of The Year for ...
| | Ricky Martin Me Amaras CD (1993)
Vuelve
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Personnel includes: Ricky Martin (vocals); George Doering, Paul Jackson, Jr. (guitar); Dan Hegiins (saxophone); Alejandro Monroy (keyboards, programming); Randy Kerber, K.C. Porter (keyboards); Neil Stuberhaus, Abraham Laboriel, Freddy Washington, Jr. (bass); John Robinson, Carlos Vega (drums); Andy Armer, Augusto Alguero (programming).
In the 1980s, Menudo was the Latin pop equivalent of the Osmonds more than the Jackson 5 -- that is, pure bubblegum rather than bubblegum combined with some grit. As one of the lead singers of that Puerto Rican group, Ricky Martin was a superstar in Latin music. Martin's music matured when he went solo, but he continued to appeal to a young, largely female audience. Me Amares isn't without its pleasures; it includes the dramatic ballad "Entre El Amor y Los Halagos," the urban contemporary-flavored "Ayudame," and "Que Dia Es Hoy (Self Control)," a Spanish-language translation of Laura Branigan's haunting 1984 hit "Self Control." ~ Alex Henderson
In the 1980s, Menudo was the Latin pop equivalent ...
| | Ricky Martin Medio Vivir CD (1995)
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| | Madonna Ray Of Light CD (1998)
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Personnel: Madonna (vocals); William Orbit (guitar, electronics); Mark Moreau (guitar); Pablo Cook (flute); Marius De Vries (keyboards, programming); Fergus Gerrand (drums, percussion); Steve Sidelnyk (programming); Donna DeLory, Niki Harris (background vocals).
Producers: Madonna, William Orbit, Patrick Leonard, Marius De Vries.
Recorded at Larrabee Studios North, Universal City, California.
RAY OF LIGHT won the 1999 Grammy Award for Best Pop Album and for Best Recording Package, and was nominated for Album Of The Year. "Ray Of Light" won the 1999 Grammy for Best Dance Recording and Best Short Form Music Video, and was nominated for Record Of The Year.
Returning to pop after a four-year hiatus, Madonna enlisted respected techno producer William Orbit as her collaborator for Ray of Light, a self-conscious effort to stay abreast of contemporary trends. Unlike other veteran artists who attempted to come to terms with electronica, Madonna was always a dance artist, so it's no real shock to hear her sing over breakbeats, pulsating electronics, and blunted trip-hop beats. Still, ...
| | Mana Suenos Liquidos CD (1997)
Vuelve
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Mana: Fher (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Sergio Vallin (acoustic & electric guitars); Juan Calleros (acoustic & electric basses); Alex Gonzalez (drums, percussion, programming, vocals).
Additional personnel: Bob Tansen (flute); Rick Bartist (trumpet); Juan Carlos Toribio (keyboards, programming); Randy Walman (keyboards, ...
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| | 4 Black String Bands, Vol. 3: 1919-1920 CD (2000) Import
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Here's a treasure trove of rare ragtime, pre-jazz pop, and antiquated dance music recorded in London for the budget Edison Bell Winner label between February 1919 and November 1920 by an Afro-American string band known both as the Versatile Three and the Versatile Four. Popular taste at that time called for sweet vocal harmonies, sentimental waltzes, zippy topical novelties, and danceable ditties. Stylistically, these old records have a lot in common with Noble Sissle's earliest recorded works, an appropriate comparison as Noble Sissle, Eubie Blake, James Reese Europe, and the Versatile Three/Versatile Four moved in some of the same professional circles before, during, and immediately following the First World War. The Versatile Four started making records in 1916 (see Document 5623 -- The Earliest Black String Bands, Vol. 2: Dan Kildare); by February 1919 the Versatiles had downsized to from four to three. The first four tracks on this disc heavily feature the singing and banjoline playing of Gus Haston and Anthony Tuck, with piano accompaniment by Charlie Mills. Four sides recorded in September 1919 feature Haston blowing the C-melody saxophone, an instrument he continued to use throughout this period. A dramatic difference in tempo and mood occurs when George Archer plays the drums on "After You've Gone" and "What Do You Mean by Loving Somebody Else When Your Love Belongs to Me?" Back down to three for the session that took place on or around March 11, 1920, Haston, Tuck, and Mills got ...
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