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Latin New Age
Personnel: Carlos Villalobos (various instruments); Glenn Medeiros (vocals);
Andre Barboza (guitars); Rob Hagopian (bass, background vocals).
Personnel: Glenn Medeiros (vocals); Rob Hagopian (whistling, guitar, bass guitar, background vocals); Carlos Villalobos (background vocals).
Recording information: Cabin Place (1995-1997); Krush Productions, Los Angeles, CA (1995-1997); Krush Productions, Mt. Prospect, IL (1995-1997); Mr. Prospect, IL (1995-1997); Mt. Prospect, IL (1995-1997); The Cabin Palace (1995-1997); The Cabin Palos-Carlos' Transportable Studio (1995-1997); Zipp! Studios, Chicago, IL (1995-1997).
Editors: Stephen George; Carlos Villalobos.
Photographers: Dan Duverney; Roger Tidman; Carlos Villalobos.
Arranger: Carlos Villalobos.
Dirty Linen (8-9/99, p.71) - "...a new age-flamenco-electronica cross-pollinazation....very meditative without being trancelike....It's relaxing end of the day music..." La Esperanza Songs | 1. | Duende | |
| 2. | Spanish Eyes | |
| 3. | Punta, La | |
| 4. | Gabriella's Lullaby | |
| 5. | Love and Lust | |
| 6. | Without You | |
| 7. | Teaster | |
| 8. | Loco!, El | |
| 9. | Bahia Bay | |
| 10. | Guapa | |
| 11. | Isla | |
| 12. | Los Borrachos | |
| 13. | Paba Mi Nicole | |
| 14. | Suenos | |
| 15. | Cara Mia | |
| 16. | What Would Love Do Now - (featuring Glenn Medeiros) | |
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La Esperanza Music Review Purchase La Esperanza CD To buy, Click on price to add to cart | Peter White Perfect Moment CD (1998)
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Personnel : Peter White (acoustic guitar, keyboards); Greg Vail (soprano saxophone); ...
| | Esperanza II CD (2001)
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Carlos Villalobos
Esperanza: Carlos Villalobos (guitar, keyboards, bass, drums).
Additional personnel: Andre Barboza (guitar).
Recorded at Villa De Lobos, Los Angeles, California.
Personnel: Carlos Villalobos (guitar, keyboards, drums, ...
| | Amethystium Odonata CD (2001)
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Amethystium: Oystein Ramjford.
Oystein Ramfjord's project, Amethystium, creates ethereal, mysterious aural impressions on ...
| | Amethystium Aphelion CD (2003)
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| | Amethystium Evermind CD (2004) Digipak
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| | Amethystium Emblem CD (2006) Selected Pieces
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Lyricist: Steve Hewitt.
| | Stan Getz Final Concert Recording CDs (2001)
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Personnel: Stan Getz (tenor saxophone); Kenny Barron (piano); Eddie Del Barrio, Frank Zottoli (synthesizer); Alex Blake (bass); Terri Lyne Carrington (drums).
Recorded live at the Munich Philharmonic Hall, Munich, Germany in July 1990. Includes liner notes in Zan Stewart.
Personnel: Stan Getz (tenor saxophone); Kenny Barron (piano); Eduardo del Barrio, Frank Zottolik (synthesizer); Terri Lyne Carrington (drums).
Recording information: Munich Philharmonic Hall (1990).
The title of this two-CD set is not accurate since tenor saxophonist Stan Getz recorded People Time (a Verve set) six months after this one. However the release of this music is quite welcome, for Getz is heard near the end of his life still in prime form. He is joined by pianist Kenny Barron, bassist Alex Blake, and drummer Terri Lyne Carrington throughout the Munich concert. Five songs (four co-written by Getz, Eddie Del Barrio, and Herb Alpert) have Del Barrio and Frank Zotoli added on synthesizers; these slightly commercial numbers had recently been recorded for Getz's A&M record, Apasionado. The tenor sounds typically passionate on those weaker tracks, but the real reasons to acquire this two-fer are the nine quartet numbers. Getz is quite exuberant on such tunes as "On a Slow Boat to China," Mal Waldron's "Soul Eyes," "El Cajon," Kenny Barron's "Voyage," and "What Is This Thing Called Love." He takes one brilliant improvisation after another, making this set one to search for. ~ Scott Yanow
The title of this two-CD set is partially correct, as it is likely the final complete concert featuring Stan Getz to be recorded and issued, though the live compilation of concert excerpts with pianist Kenny Barron (People Time) was recorded the following year. This performance at the Munich Philharmonic Hall is a bit unusual, in that the tenor saxophonist augmented his quartet with two synthesizer players, Eddy Del Barrio and Frank Zottolik, for some bland arrangements from his disappointing Apasionado CD made for Herb Alpert, in which Getz's majestic tone is the only object of interest, as the melodies are rather forgettable. Far better are the straight-ahead renditions of old favorites like ...
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| | Michael Elsner Stained Voodoo CD (2006)
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Raised in the artistic community of Woodstock, NY, music has been a fundamental part of Michael's life since as far back as he can remember. Experimenting with a variety of instruments since the age of 8, Michael discovered the guitar at the age of 12 and immersed himself into a rigorous practice regimen, often spending up to 8 hours a day becoming ...
| | Perez En Vivo CD (2007)
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| | Frank Ferrucci Music Of The Americas Ensemble CD (2009)
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The Pan-American Music of the Americas Ensemble, led by pianist/composer Frank Ferrucci, was one of the prominent Latin/Brazilian Jazz Groups on the New York City Music Scene in the late 1980s and 1990s. To celebrate Frank's music and the 2009 re-birth of the Music of the Americas Ensemble, Baioca Records has released a 13 track CD of never released sessions of this notable group.Frank Ferrucci's broad compositional palate has long been a focus for New York's most acclaimed Latin and Brazilian leaning jazz players. He has an almost Ellingtonian ability to incorporate the strengths of his soloists into rich, flexible structures that allow them to step out of ensemble to wail. And so he attracted to these recordings the very best: Claudio Roditi (trumpet), Mario Rivera (tenor sax and flute), Dick Oatts (alto sax), Conrad Herwig (trombone), Rolando Briseño (alto and soprano saxes , flute), Bernard Purdie, Richie Morales, Kim Plainfield, and Phoenix Rivera (drums), Lincoln ...
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