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Being so used to Celia Super Star, it's hard to believe that in 1974 she was definitely older generation as far as the young idea was concerned. Then came this record, pairing the star of the parents and the star of the kids in a stroke of musical brilliance and marketing genius. The rest is history -- and current affairs -- except that this, the first of the series was also the best. ~ John Storm Roberts, Original Music
Personnel: Celia Cruz (vocals); Johnny Pacheco (flute, guiro, percussion, background vocals); Justo Betancourt (vocals); Charlie Rodriguez (tres); Hector "Bomberito" Zarzuela, Luis "Perico" Ortíz (trumpet); Papo Lucca (piano); Victor Venegas (bass instrument); Johnny Rodriguez (congas); Ralph Marzan (bongos); Ismael Quintana (maracas).
Rolling Stone (p.75) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[A] matchup made in twist-and-shout heaven, and utterly essential." Celia Cruz Celia & Johnny Songs | 1. | Quimbara |
| 2. | Toro Mata |
| 3. | Vieja Luna |
| 4. | El Paso del Mulo |
| 5. | Tengo el Iddie |
| 6. | Lo Tuyo es Mental |
| 7. | Canto a la Habana |
| 8. | No Mercedes |
| 9. | El Tumbao y Celia |
| 10. | El Pregon del Pescador |
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Jazz-funk has been around almost as long as funk itself. Funk started in the '60s with James Brown (his '50s recordings were certainly funky even though they weren't funk per se), and it didn't take long for the Godfather of Soul's rhythmic innovations of the '60s to start influencing the era's soul-jazz organ combos. Musically, a lot has changed since the '60s and '70s, but the desire to fuse jazz, funk, and soul remains in the 21st century. Some jazz-funksters are content to simply emulate recordings that the Crusaders, Charles Earland, ...
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Recorded between 1952 & 1967. Includes liner notes by Scott Schinder.
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The Almighty Grind is a musical plethora of styles. Their line-up features two vocalists, two guitar players, a bass player, and a drummer, and their sound can be best described as a mixture of hard rock, and pop. Though, the members of the group are in their mid to late twenties, and all hold steady jobs, they consider the band to be the main focus of their lives. They contribute anywhere from 20-25 hours per week each promoting, writing, and rehearsing with each other in addition to the long hours they put in at their respective jobs. Their goal is to turn their music into a full time career where songwriting, touring, and performing are the substance of their survival.For five years, The Almighty Grind has been building momentum, both as a performing and a recording group. Their performance itinerary has spanned such well-known venues as The Roxy, The Whisky, The House of Blues, and The Key Club in Hollywood, as well as various other clubs throughout the Southern California area, where they have capitalized on opportunities to perform with and learn from bands like (hed)PE, Burning Star, Zebrahead, The Guano Apes, Pensativa, Powder and Shuvel. T.A.G. has also continued to play shows in the Orange County and Inland Empire areas with a number of well-known local bands, and has even had the opportunity to venture outside of its 'comfort zone' to play cities north of their stomping grounds in L.A. Their recording career is equally impressive, having produced three demo CD's within two years which were released from 1999 through 2001. Two of the demos were recorded at the famous Westlake Studios in Hollywood, where such legends as Michael Jackson, Van Halen, Mariah Carey, and Billy Idol have graced the halls at one time or another. In October of this year, the band released a full-length album, aptly titled "Look at Yourself", which was recorded at Newcastle Studios in Studio City, and promises to be as successful as their previous recording ventures. Most of their compilations were engineered and co-produced by senior Village Studios engineer Jeff Robinette, who boasts such past clientele as Perry Ferrell (Jane's Addiction), Nellie Furtado, Jonathan Davis (Korn), and Axel Rose (Guns 'n Roses). TAG has also seized opportunities to promote their music via the Internet. With the creation of many websites catering to independent bands, TAG has enjoyed continued success as their music has become available to the world. Songs on their three demos have climbed the charts on sites like Garageband, MP3.Com, and Soundclick, while their ambitious live shows have earned recognition from such astute organizations as the Los Angeles Music Awards (2002 Nominees: Best Male Vocalist, Best Drummer, and Best Live Performance, and 2003 winners of the Best Independent Rock Album of the Year). The Almighty Grind, in addition to filming its own music video earlier last year with longtime friend/producer Jared of M.J. ...
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