(Afro-Cuban Jazz, Jazz-Funk, World Fusion) Oaktown Irawo - Funky Cubonics - 1998, MP3, 320 kbps

Oaktown Irawo - Funky Cubonics Жанр: Afro-Cuban Jazz, Jazz-Funk, World Fusion Страна: США Год издания: 1998 Аудиокодек: MP3 (конвертировано из lossless) Тип рипа: tracks Битрейт аудио: 320 kbps Продолжительность: 45:10 Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: даТреклист: 01. I Will Always Remember You (Diaz) - 4:31 02. El Momento (Diaz) - 5:13 03. Nosotros (Diaz-Sosa) - 7:49 04. Kimiko (Sosa) - 6:00 05. Spirit of Carnaval (Landau-Diaz) - 5:01 06. Tren Hacia (Sosa) - 4:51 07. De Noche (Diaz) - 5:47 08. Funky Cubonics (Sosa-Diaz-Landau-Terry-Garibaldi-Fredericks) - 5:36Состав: Oaktown Irawo: Omar Sosa - keyboards Jesus Diaz - percussion, lead vocals, background vocals Greg Landau - guitar, tres Rahsaan Fredericks - bass, background vocals with David Garibaldi - drums Yosvany Terry - tenor saxophone Paul Hanson - bassoon Marty Wehner - trombone Bill Ortiz - trumpet John Calloway - fluteRecorded at the Outpost Studios, San Francisco.  Об альбоме (сборнике)Adding an urban flavor to Afro-Cuban music is a sure way to destabilize an already fearsomely volatile musical Molotov (see the War back catalog). Funky Cubonics, the debut CD from Bay Area troupe Oaktown Irawo, is a stellar [“irawo” means “star” in Yoruba language – DrB] example of Afro-Latin jazz given a '90s funk-jazz makeover. Yoruba-influenced chants bump up against muscular soloing (check out sax player Yosvany Terry on "I Will Always Remember You" and pianist Omar Sosa on "Kimiko") and locked in grooves, courtesy of Tower of Power drummer Dave Garibaldi and percussionist Jesus Diaz. Drawing from forms like the danzon, and rumba, as well as more modern influences like Steve Coleman and Herbie Hancock, Irawo's modern diasporic fusion is capable of stirring even the most resolute wallflowers. ~Tony Green, jazztimes.com