(Abstract, Acid Jazz, Trip Hop) Up, Bustle & Out - Rebel Radio Master Sessions vol.1 [Ninja Tune / ZENCD46] - 2000, WAVPack (image + .cue), lossless

Up, Bustle & Out - Rebel Radio Master Sessions vol.1 [Ninja Tune / ZENCD46]
Страна: UK
Жанр: Abstract, Acid Jazz, Trip Hop
Год выпуска: 2000
Формат: WAVPack (image + .cue)
Битрейт аудио: lossless
Продолжительность: 55:01.05
Трэклист:
01 The Educators
02 Hip Hop Barrio
03 Los Locos Cubanos
04 Mamí
05 Rebel Satellite
06 Kennedy's Secret Tapes
07 Estudio Sonocaribe - 1
08 Descarga Con Café
09 Por Eso Quiero
10 Havana's Streets
11 Back The Deal
12 Carbine 744, 520...Che Guevara
13 Made In Cuba, Part 1
Доп. информация:
Bristol, England's eclectic electronicists Up, Bustle and Out traveled
to Havana, Cuba, to collaborate with the Orquesta Richard Egües.
Flautist and pianist Egües has been a leading figure in Cuban bands for
decades, and formed his own group in 1984. The results are fascinating,
but not particularly a blend of Cuban music with electronica--it's more
like flipping around the dial in some city where all the radio stations
are cool. The first two tracks, "The Educators" and "Hip Hop
Barrio--Who's Gonna Take the Weight" are fueled by Up, Bustle and Out's
trademark groove-organ funk, with guest sax on the former and a mixture
of sampled emcee shouts and a spoken interlude on the latter. Egües's
group takes over the next two tracks--"Los Locos Cubanos" is a short
percussion workout and "Mami" is a straight-ahead Cuban salsa number
with a four-man vocal lineup, lilting piano rhythms, and Egües's breezy
flute.
Another change of gears follows as two tracks of stripped-down funk
drumming provide the underpinning for "Kennedy's Secret Tapes," which
incorporates various Cuban Missile Crisis-era spoken-word snippets and
guest Keith Warrington's bluesy harmonica on "Rebel Satellite." The
Orquesta returns for a few more tracks. Former Up, Bustle collaborator
Martin Genge recites a poetic evocation of "Havana's Streets" over a
Fender Rhodes piano, there's a not too compelling Smith and Mighty
remix, and the CD closes with a nice breakbeat and flamenco guitar piece
and a short sound collage. Fans of Up, Bustle and Out's type of
stylistic boundary-pushing are sure to be pleased with the CD, but
listeners mainly interested in the more traditional Cuban sounds might
find the variety a bit distracting.
(by Bob Bannister, amazon.com)
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