Charanga Tropical - In Cuba - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Album Tracks 1. Allegro Molto Moderato 2. Adagio 3. Allegro Moderato Molto E Marcato 4. Larviks-Polka, Eg101 5. Allegro Agitato 6. Allegro Desiderio 7. Molto Allegro Vivace 8. Andante; Quasi Allegretto 9. Allegro Assai 10. Allegro Con Moto 11. Andante, Quasi Allegretto 12. Praludium. Allegro Assai 13. Andante, Moderato 14. Andante Con Gravita 15. Vivace 16. Largo Con Estro Poetica 17. Allegretto Con Moto 18. Allegretto Con Moto 19. 2-Stemmig Praludium. Con Passione 20. Allegro Assai, Quasi Presto 21. Molto Adagio Religioso 22. Allegro Molto 23. Andante Moderato 24. Allegro Vivace 25. Andante Moderato 26. Nicht Zu Schnell, Ruhig 27. Assai Allegro Furioso

Cuba Music and Revolution Culture Clash in Havana Experiments in Latin Music 1975-85 Vol. 2 is the new album compiled by Gilles Peterson and Stuart Baker (Soul Jazz Records) that takes off in exactly the same vein as the much-acclaimed Vol. 1 - exploring the many styles that came out of Cuba in the 1970s as Latin and Salsa mixed with heavy doses of Jazz, Funk, and Disco to create some of the most dancefloor-friendly music ever made! The album comes as a deluxe 2xCD set with extensive sleeve notes, jam-packed with heavy bass lines, synth and Wah-Wah guitar funk, combined with the heavyweight percussion, powerful brass lines and all-encompassing Latin rhythms of Cuban music known throughout the world. It features rarities from legendary Cuban artists such as Los Van Van, alongside Grupo de Experimentación, Farah Maria, Ricardo Eddy Martinez, Juan Pablo Torres, Grupo Sintesis and Orquesta Riverside, most remaining largely unknown outside of Cuba but have long been favourite club tracks and secret-weapons in Gilles Peterson's record boxes! It reflects the most cutting-edge of 1970/80s Cuban groups - all searching for a new Cuban identity and new musical forms reflecting both the Afro-Cuban cultural heritage of a nation that gave birth to Latin music and it's new position as a socialist state. Peterson and Baker have been involved in Cuban music for more than two decades - Gilles Peterson with his many Havana Cultura projects for his Brownswood tag and Stuart Baker with a number of Soul Jazz Records albums recorded in Cuba. This Soul Jazz Records album is released in conjunction with Egrem, the Cuban state record company, and has been put together after the many crate-digging trips that both compilers have made on the streets of Havana and beyond in Cuba over a 20-year period.CD11. Juan Pablo Torres y Algo Nuevo - y Que Bien (4.24)2. Orquesta Los Van Van - Por Que Lo Ha

Cuba Music and Revolution Culture Clash in Havana Experiments in Latin Music 1975-85 Vol. 1 is the new album compiled by Gilles Peterson and Stuart Baker (Soul Jazz Records) that explores the many new styles that emerged in Cuba in the 1970s as Jazz, Funk, Brazilian Tropicalia and even Disco mixed together with Latin and Salsa on the island as Cuban artists experimented with new musical forms created in the unique socialist state of Cuba. Album Tracks 1. Grupo Irakere - Chequere Son 2. Conjunto Rumbavana - El Son Del Campeon 3. Juan Formell & los Van Van - Mi Ritmo Caliente 4. Grupo Monumental - Mi Son Caridad 5. Grupo de Experimentación Sonora Del Icaic - Sondeando 6. Las D'aida - Con Cadencia y Con Dulzura 7. Juan Formell & los Van Van - y No Le Conviene 8. Pablo Milanés - Te Quiero Porque Te Quiero 9. Emíliano Salvador - Luna Wanestain 10. Los Reyes 73 - Un Lamento Hecho Cancion 11. Eduardo Ramos - Vocación Revolución 12. Grupo Mounmental - Hasta Las Cuantas 13. Los 5 U 4 - Solo Esta Musica 14. Grupo de Experimentación Sonora Del Icaic - Canción Con Todos 15. Orquesta los Van Van - Yo Se Que Van Van 16. Grupo Monumental - Nadie Se Siente Cansado 17. Orquesta Ritmo Oriental - Maria, Baila El Son 18. Juan Pablo Torres y Algo Nuevo - Rompe Cocorioco 19. Los Reyes 73 - Grandes Amigos 20. Paquito D'rivera - la Patica 21. Grupo de Experimentación Sonora Del Icaic - Grifo 22. Raúl Gómez - Dacapo 23. Grupo Irakere - Juana 1600