Afro-Cuban culture, Cuba, Latin Jazz
Recorded in 1989
Personnel:
Eddie Palmieri (piano)
Andy Gonzalez (bass)
Charlie Cotto “El Pirata” (timbales)
Giovanni Hidalgo (congas)
Francisco Aguabella (congas)
Anthony Carillo (bongos)
Brian Lynch (trumpet)
Charlie Sepulveda (trumpet)
Shiro Sadamura (violin)
Nelson Gonzalez (tres)
Yomo Toro (cuatro)
– Ken McCarthy
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Afro-Cuban culture, Cuba, Latin Jazz
Personnel:
Charlie Palmieri (piano),
Andy Gonzalez (Bass),
Ray Barretto (Congas),
Nicky Marrero (Timbal), and
Charlie Santiago (Bongo).
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Afro-Cuban culture, Cuba
Our long term goal for the Cuba List includes making thing happen.
We’ve got a project in the works coming up Wed August 10 in Brooklyn.
Ivan Moreno who is working with me on the Matanzas Project (hard core old school rumba with string quartet) is going to be performing live and also playing recorded samples from our work in Matanzas
Here’s the ticket info.
Please spread the word widely, come on out for it, and if you live elsewhere but want to be a patron of the arts, buy a ticket or two anyway AND support the effort.
Details:
Place: Public Records 233 Butler Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Day: Wednesday, August 10
Time: Doors open at 7:30 PM
Tickets here:
https://dice.fm/event/xp2ae-clave-y-cuba-presents-lagrimas-negras-10th-aug-public-records-new-york-tickets
– Ken McCarthy
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Afro-Cuban culture, Cuba, Video and audio
Featuring:
Al Brothers – Percussion
André Siqueira – Bongos
Andreus Valdés Torres – Maracas
Becky G – Vocals
Carlos Santana – Electric guitar
Cindy Blackman Santana – Drums
Chouloute Minouche – Vocals
Cory Henry – Organ
Estevinson Padilla Valdés – Vocals
Jose´Valdés Terán – Vocals
Karl Perazzo – Congas
Luis Carlos Cassiani Simarra – Güiro and vocals
La Escuelita del Ritmo – Vocals
Manuel Pérez Selinas – Vocals
OBA Frank Lords – Cowbell
“Papi” Felix Garemua – Electric guitar
Paulo Heman – Tambourine
Rubén Rada & Family – Congas and vocals
Tal Wilkenfeld – Electric bass
Tito Puente, Jr. – Timbales
Washboard Chaz – Washboard
– Ken McCarthy
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Afro-Cuban culture, Cuba, Video and audio
A wonderful documentary with great music, eye-popping archival photos and film, and deeply informed commentary.
Septeto Nacional – The super group, its glorious history, and the indelible mark it made on Cuban and world culture.
A shoutout to the YouTube channel TresCubano that found and posted this gem.
– Ken McCarthy
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Afro-Cuban culture, Cuba, Cuban Jazz, Latin Jazz, The Cuba-US connection, Travel to Cuba, Video, Video and audio
Documentary about the blending of Cuban rhythms and American jazz, filmed in Cuba.
By: Dr. Mike Davison & Ed Tillett Supported by the University of Richmond
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Stan Getz