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Panama Jazz Project: Danilo Perez - Personaje del Jazz del 2010

by el doctor

Although often played as a spirited, bouncy bopper, "Hallucinations" was also excellently recorded by Powell in a pretty starker and darker unaccompanied side in 1951. Mr. Perez uses that conduct as his starting single out, and his treatment is even more profundo misterioso. I was reminded of how, when the novelist Gregory Maguire wrote "Noxious," he said that he didn't thirst to interpret the old bag; he fundamentally sought to "expand her vagueness." Besides, Mr. Perez doesn't reinterpret or update "Hallucinations"; he takes it into influentially adverse strange regions that are like parts Latin and non-Latin jazz, and, in the approach, deepens its detective story considerably. When the dust settles, the pianist DANILO PEREZ will be looking like one of the choicest things that happened to jazz around the walk of the millennium. This Panamanian musician is literate in Latin American rhythms, and so part of the signify of the brand-new, more culturally definite and enormously improved Latin jazz altercation. But he is also, in a larger meaning,...

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Johnny Pacheco & Cheito Quiñonez - Azuquita Mami (HQ Audio)

En el 1993 el maestro Johnny Pacheco hizo la producion SIMA para el sello Fania. Esta vez acompañado del cantante Cheito Quiñonez. En este trabajo ...