Rodney D'Assis Discography of CDs

Rodney D'Assis songs Recording information: ASK Estudios (03/2003-04/2003); Mixa Cooltura (03/2003-04/2003). Photographer: Javier Salas. Arranger: Manuel Malou. Personnel: Andy & Lucas (vocals, palmas); Teddy Bautista, Angela Bautista, Alejo Stivel (vocals); Manuel Malou (guitar, percussion, palmas); Jose De Jesus Villa Garcia, Quique Berro (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Ana Julia Badia (violin); Felipa Moncada (cello); Segundo Mijares (saxophone); William Paredes (trombone); Eduardo ...

Rodney D'Assis discography Includes liner notes by Zezo Ribeiro. Lyricists: Chico Buarque; Uxia. Personnel: Zezo Ribeiro (guitar); Uxia (vocals); José Luis Montón (flamenco guitar); Claudio Machado, John Patitucci (bass guitar). Liner Note Author: Zezo Ribeiro. Recording information: Axis Studios, Madrid, Spain; Comep Estudios; Musitron, Madrid, Spain; Plectrum Studios, Mad; TMF Studios, NY; Zabumba Estudios. Personnel: Zezo Ribeiro (guitar); Uxia (vocals); Jose Luis Monton (flamenco guitar); John Patitucci, Claudio ...

Rodney D'Assis CD discography Gecko Turner is a Spanish guitar-vocal-songwriter-home studio sort, into mixing and matching different styles, usually black music forms that are less current hip-hop mixes than they are old-school '70s. Even then the music is less hard/funky than it is an understated groove thang, similar in some respects to what Manu Chao did with Clandestino and Proxima Estacion: Esperanza, but from ...

Rodney D'Assis albums Arranger: Fredi Marugán. Personnel: Fredi Marugán (guitar, programming); Manolo Toro (bajo sexto); Andreas Prittwitz (soprano saxophone); Patxi Urchegui (trumpet); Carlos Martin (trombone); Javier Mora, Fran Rubio (piano); Javier Bergia, Rodney d'Assis, Juan Iganacio Cuadrado (percussion).

Rodney D'Assis music CDs Miguel Rios decided to celebrate his 40th career anniversary by contacting the most popular Latin rock artists to remake some of their major hits, including Spanish legend Joaquín Sabina and ex-El Ultimo de la Fila Manolo García, who joined him on "Aves de Paso" and "Insurrección." In Mexico, Spaniard Miguel Rios teamed up with Fher from Maná, El Tri, and Chilean La Ley, making new versions of "Cuando Los Angeles Lloran," "Triste Canción," and "Eternidad" and working along with Argentine Charly García and Fito ...