Paul Lopez Discography of CDs

Paul Lopez songs Track Listing of songs: Yo Soy Ritmo; Mambo Di Paulo; April Nocturne; A Study In Salsa Minor; Guaracha Variations; Guajira Blues; Reason For Brizen; Salsa Canon; Mi Columpio; Uno Mas;

Paul Lopez discography Typical of most Liberty products of the era, Latin Fever features a gorgeous, if perfectly lewd, jacket, which of course has no particular relevance to the musicians. Costanzo gets to reprise "The Peanut Vendor" ("El Manisero"), which was one of his three big spotlight numbers under Stan Kenton. Better are ...

Paul Lopez albums Jack Costanzo was a true pioneer in playing jazz on Latin instruments. In his long career he was always best known for his bongo playing, although he also performed on conga frequently. He gained fame for his work in the late '40s with Stan Kenton's orchestra and as a member ...

Paul Lopez CD discography Author: Domingo G. Echevarria. Arranger: Eddie Cano. Personnel: Eddie Cano (piano); Tommy Tedesco (guitar); Bart Caldarell, Dick Houlgate, Ruben Leon, Rene Bloch, Bill Trujillo (saxophone); Eddie Audino (trumpet, percussion); Paul Lopez, Jimmy Salko, John Audino, Tony Terran (trumpet); Milt Bernhart, Harry Betts, Herbie Harper, Ace Lane, Roy Wiegand (trombone); Larry Bunker (vibraphone); ...

Paul Lopez music CDs Fine West Coast band with an excellent feel for what this music brings to jazz and vice versa. A group/collective to watch and listen to. ~ Michael G. Nastos Audio Remixers: Danny Beher; Paul Lopez; Bobby Rodriguez. Liner Note Authors: Paul Lopez; Yvonne DeBourbon; Bobby Rodriguez. Recording information: Tomsonics Studio, Monterey Park, CA. Unknown ...

Paul Lopez songs On their self-titled debut, Chicago's Loudmouth blasts the cobwebs off of hard rock, updating the traditions of bands like Soundgarden and Black Sabbath on songs like "Fly" and "End of the Century." Over the course of 12 songs, Loudmouth captures the band's modern, aggressive version of millennial metal. ~ Heather ...

Paul Lopez CD discography Recorded live at The Monterey Jazz Festival, Monterey and The Pacific Jazz Destival, Costa Mesa, California on September 18 & October 18, 1966. Originally released on Pacific Jazz (20112). Includes liner notes by Don Ellis. The first effort by the Don Ellis big band, as with all of his other orchestral ...

Paul Lopez albums This is a big band like the classic mambo groups, with three lead singers. Justo Almario, Alex Acuna and Poncho Sanchez guest-star, but the other folks are just dynamite musicians. The arrangements are swirling, rich and brassy, and the solos range from blow-you-down to stunning. ~ John Storm Roberts, Original ...

Paul Lopez music CDs Track Listing of songs: Doll Dance; Cow Cow Boogie; Air-Minded Executive, The; He's My Guy; Mister Five by Five; Thrill Is Gone, The; Riffette; I Got a Break Baby; Mean Old World; Old Rob Roy; Waitin' for the Evening Mail; Wreck of the Old 97; Get on Board, Little Chillun; I Lost My Sugar in Salt Lake City; Mr. Anthony's Blues; Small Batch O'Nod; Furlough Fling; Ain't That Just Like a Man; Gee Chi Love Song, The; Gee Chi Love Song, The; Cuban Sugar Mills; Sit and ...

Paul Lopez discography Includes liner notes by Gerrie Woo. Personnel includes: Jack Costanzo (bongos, congas); Mary Dolan (vocals); Frank LaMarca (tenor saxophone); Paul Lopez, John Anderson (trumpet); April West (trombone); Lynn Dolan, Robert Lanuza, Eddie Cano (piano); Ernest Montez (bass); Ray Rivera (congas).