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This album is reissued in this DVD/CD set. It includes a brand new track featured on the prime time soap opera Fuego En La Sangre. The DVD includes a new video and special guests Eduardo Yanez & Jorge Salinas. It also features a behind the scenes and photo gallery.
Former telenovela actor Pablo Montero brings together the traditional sound of Mexican norteno with a contemporary twist on MI TESORO NORTENO. The classic accordion style flows throughout festive tracks like "Un Rinconcito En El Cielo" and "El Ausente." Other songs, like the ballad "No Soy De Piedra," incorporate caribbean beats throughout, breaking up the repetitive nature of the genre. And Montero's voice, reminiscent of early Luis Miguel, shines throughout the proceedings.
Personnel: Poncho Herrera (vocals); Carlos Cabral, Jr. (guitar, bass guitar); Paquito Hernandez, Eduardo Mora Jr., Edgar Luján, Aaron Martinez, Salomón Robles (bajo sexto); Lalo Bando, Heriberto Eguia, Jose Gerardo Zamora Jr, Jair Alcalá (accordion); Beto Gaytán, Hermna Nunez (saxophone); Charlie Carmona, Arturo Narváez, Juan "Kilo" Robels (bass guitar); Paco García, Victor "La Cobra" Estrada, Bolo Alcatá, Adrian G. Gonzalez, Luis Mario Garza (drums); César Alcalá, Andy Pruneda (percussion).
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| | Bee Gees, The - One Night Only DVD (1997) DTS Sound
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Based on the life of salsa legend Hector Lavoe, director Leon Ichaso's EL CANTANTE, follows the beloved Puerto Rican performer (played by Marc Anthony) as he moves to New York City, and rises through the Bronx's vibrant Latin music scene during the 1960s and '70s. Singing with popular trombonist/bandleader Willie Colon (John Ortiz), Lavoe goes on to a successful solo career, but along the way, he becomes a drug addict, sabotaging not only his music, but his relationship with Puchi (a.k.a. Nilda Roman, portrayed by Jennifer Lopez).
Helmed by Ichaso (PINERO) with documentary-like realism, and carried by Anthony, who bears a striking (albeit thinner) resemblance to Lavoe, EL CANTANTE thoughtfully depicts the rise and fall of a remarkably talented vocalist unable to shake debilitating addiction. Husband and wife in real life, Anthony and Lopez reveal a convincing chemistry, and the movie bolsters the Puchi role to give J. Lo more screen time, an aesthetic decision than allows her gentle-yet-determined presence to play off of Anthony's troubled Lavoe. While off-stage drama receives its share of attention in EL CANTANTE, the film also wisely shines the spotlight on Lavoe's charismatic performances, which are captured with grace ...
| | Jeremy Goddard Independent Man CD (2007)
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Jeremy Goddard was funky before he ever came to America. You can hear the English boy in him: the kid from Bristol whose dad taught him how to play piano and gave him the soul for getting down, the young man who spent his time with those Stevie Wonder, Sly Stone, Parliament, and Michael Jackson records, trying to figure out how they made their grooves work. You can hear the trip hop, his hometown’s contribution to the global rhythm, and you can hear Jamiroquai when Jamiroquai was still freaky.When Goddard was twenty-two, he’d already put together a tight band and brought the funk to tens of thousands under a glaring Edinburgh sun. But he knew he needed to come to America, to see the places where the music he loved came from, to hear as much of it as he could. In Boston, he and his brother bought a 1982 El Dorado and saw Alicia Keys. They saw the Isley Brothers in New York, Maxwell in Philly. They got lost in Philly, ran five red lights to make sure they got out, slept in the car on the Blue Ridge Parkway, ended up in a motel with hookers and drug dealers on Elvis Presley Boulevard in Memphis. They felt the voodoo in New Orleans. And Jeremy Goddard managed to play wherever he went. At Nell’s on 14th Street, he brought down the house with Stevie Wonder’s “I Wish.” In New Orleans, he ended up in a jazz band, half-drunk and swinging; they’d tap him on the shoulder to give him a solo. “Like the bands my dad used to play in,” Goddard says.He found the funk he was looking for in Memphis, in the clubs where the blues is still a living, walking thing and the people there who play it know whereof they speak. “It had the heaviest feel,” Goddard says, “it moves the feet, it makes you wriggle. It was what came from the gut, it was the roots and history of soul.” You can hear that in Goddard’s music, too: that greasy shuffle, that big heavy downbeat, Al Green’s shout from the church that somehow ends up in the bedroom. But, Goddard says, “I realized when I went to Memphis that I’d already been doing it.” What Goddard found in Memphis was also the thing he had all along. Listen to the music he writes, or watch him perform, and you believe him. There’s no nostalgia in what he does, no retro irony. There’s just soul. When he’s at the piano, he’s talking to it, he dances with it, the foot that’s not working the pedals is working the floor. When he sings, it’s in a raspy burr, like the smoke from a cigarette between a fine woman’s fingers, but somehow it fills the room. And when he dances, you can see echoes of the kid from Bristol who loves James Brown and Prince, but mostly you just see a man who knows how ...
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