Toen zeker vier van de bandleden van Ray Barretto’s groep hem
in 1972 tegelijk verlieten om met enkele andere muzikanten
Típica 73 te beginnen, waren er veel sceptici. De band werd echter
razend populair en scoorde met hum experimentele stijl enorm
goed. Ze maakten zo’n negen albums tot ze in 1982 uit elkaar
vielen. Met Adalberto Santiago. Dit is hun tweede
plaat, het beluisteren zeer waard..
When four of the members of the original band of Ray Barretto
left him simultaneously to start Tipica 73 in 1972, many people
were sceptical about it. The group however was enormously success-
ful with its experimental style and produced some nine records until
they split up in 1982. With Adalberto Santiago. This is their
second album, worth at least a couple of spins.
Have fun listening to Típica 73..
tracks ;
01 – Asi no se quiere a nadie
02 – Olvida el pasado
03 – A mi que
04 – Where is the love
05 – Amalia batista
06 – Rumba y guaguanco
07 – Carahuico
08 – Si tu tuviera
09 – Watergate
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Since nabbing a Blues Music Award nomination for Best New Artist in 2008, Gina Sicilia has enjoyed great chart and radio success. Her 2017 Blue Elan release Tug Of War reached #3 on the Contemporary Blues Album Chart and “Abandoned” reached #2 on the Contemporary Blues Song chart. Heard The Lie was produced by Grammy nominated producer Dave Darling. It features 11 new tracks, including a duet with Janiva Magness (“Brighter Side”) and a soulful take on Bad Company’s “Ready For Love.”
NES can’t be tied down to a specific location. Their music is between traditional Arabic and world music, jazz and pop. These three superb musicians originally met in Valencia in Spain. Percussionist David Gadea is from the region, and was already touring with Flamenco greats such as Ximo Tébar and Josemi Carmona; Matthieu Saglio is a French cellist “with a thousand tone colours” who has performed in more than 30 countries; the singer/cellist Nesrine Belmokh had worked with legendary conductors such as Lorin Maazel and Daniel Barenboim, and performed with Cirque du Soleil on international tours.
…Russafa, the area around the station in Valencia, Spain, is famous for its market, which…
…offers every imaginable Mediterranean delicacy. This was once a working-class district, but is now full of eccentric cafés and hip restaurants. “Russafa is a place full of light and colours,” explains Nesrine Belmokh. “It’s the perfect meeting place for everything Mediterranean!” It also proved to be a meeting place that would shape the singer/cellist’s future as a musician, because it was there that she met the percussionist David Gadea in 2015. “David and I went to a solo concert by a cellist, Matthieu Saglio. When we talked afterwards, we found out that for seven years we had both lived in Russafa without knowing each other – only 200 metres apart!”
The three became friends, created a trio, built a repertoire and chose a name: NES, Nesrine’s nickname. The acoustic music on her debut album “Ahlam”, mainly recorded live, draws strong inspiration from pop and flamenco, as well as from the sounds Nesrine heard in her parents’ house, which was frequented by Arabic musicians from the Mediterranean region.
“Arab-Andalusian music is more or less the classical music of North Africa, and it left its mark on me,” explains Nesrine. “It was also the starting point for my artistic career – that all got going when I sang and played mandolin in an Arab-Andalusian band. Later on I embarked on classical cello studies, but I always knew I wanted to be a singer.”
“Ahlam” means “dream” in Arabic. The long-held wish of the three NES musicians was to make an internationally released album – a dream which has now quite literally come true. The title song also expresses a personal dream of love fulfilled, and of the desire for peace in the world: “There is no beauty without a concept of goodness.” (That sentence is a free translation of the title song’s refrain.) All the Arabic lyrics on the album “Ahlam” were written by Nesrine’s mother, a poet whose main occupation is as a doctor. “We’re in touch all the time,” explains the singer. “An intergenerational connection like this needs constant feeding and watering!”
Nesrine sings in English, French and Arabic. She can be soft and hypnotic – as in “Bye Bye”, chanson-esque – in “Le Temps” or sing pop songs such as “The World is Blue” in a duet with herself. “Music is my exorcism” is the motto of “Bye Bye” – music to drive out the demons. And the lyric: “Spending days and years looking for my identity/ I guess I have to find it within a community” – suggests that this trio itself might well represent the community she is referring to. The astonishingly varied sounds of the classically trained cellist Matthieu Saglio – who also works with loop pedals, and the sometimes fiery, sometimes very delicate percussion by David Gadea constitute the virtuoso flamenco/jazz basis of this band.
People with a liking for the genre-busting music of artists such as Anouar Brahem, Dhafer Youssef or Ibrahim Maalouf are going to love NES. NES are not hemmed in by categories or language barriers. Their songs are full of grace and emotion, born and nurtured by the sun in the cultural melting pot of Valencia. — ACT
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The Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra
Wynton Marsalis artistic director
Wynton Marsalis, Kenny Rampton, Ryan Kisor, Marcus Printup – trumpet
Chris Crenshaw, Vincent Gardner, Elliot Mason – trombone
Paul Nedzela, Walter Blanding, Sherman Irby, Ted Nash, Victor Goines – woodwind
Dan Zimmer – piano
Carlos Henriquez – bass
Ali Jackson – drums
Guests:
Aretha Franklin – vocals and piano
James Chirillo – guitar
Joe Temperley – baritone sax
Denzal Sinclaire – vocals
Audrey Shakir – vocals
Disc 1
101 Intro 1:00
102 Jingle Bells 6:18
103 MC 1:41
104 Caroling, Caroling 7:09
105 MC 1:28
106 Winter Wonderland 7:24
107 MC 1:39
108 I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus 3:35
109 MC 1:49
110 Intro of Aretha Franklin 1:20
111 O Tannenbaum 3:01
112 MC 1:13
113 My Cup Runneth Over 5:39
Disc 2 Set
201 Set 2 Intro 0:45
202 White Christmas 5:28
203 MC 1:17
204 Jack the Bear 4:22
205 MC 2:16
206 Sleigh Ride 7:13
207 MC 1:09
208 We Three Kings of Orient Are 6:45
209 MC 1:34
210 Silent Night 6:59
211 Vamp / Band Intros / Acknowledgements 5:20
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