Astor Piazzolla - The Lausanne Concert

Styles: Latin Jazz, World Fusion
Year: 1989
File: MP3@320K/s
Time: 67:37
Size: 155,2 MB
Art: Front

( 4:30)  1. Tanguedia III
( 6:31)  2. Milonga del Angel
( 5:37)  3. Buenos Aires Hora Cero
( 8:30)  4. Adios Nonino
(10:53)  5. Mumuki
(10:35)  6. Contrabajismo
(11:13)  7. Reality
(10:28)  8.  Operaciyn Tango.mp3
( 6:22)   9. Nuevo Tango
( 3:21) 10. Camorra II

Piazzolla was nearing the end of his distinguished career when he performed this concert in Switzerland in 1989; he divided it between playing classic material and debuting compositions. The first half was devoted to songs from the 1950s to the late '80s, while the second portion featured new material titled "Tango Nuevo, Nuevo." Each section was marked by swaying, hypnotic bandoneon solos with full lines, elegant melodies and romantic passages. This wasn't issued until a year after Piazzolla's death; it's a wonderful reminder of his greatness. ~ Ron Wynn http://www.allmusic.com/album/the-lausanne-concert-mw0000098773

Personnel:  Soloist [Bandoneon] – Astor Piazzolla;  Bandoneon – Daniel Binelli;  Cello – Angel Ridolfi;  Cello [Violincello] – Carlos Nozzi;  Guitar – Horacio Malvicino;  Piano – Gerardo Gandini

The Lausanne Concert

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Various - Jazz Latino

Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 70:37
Size: 161.7 MB
Styles: Latin jazz
Year: 2001
Art: Front

[4:38] 1. Paquito D'rivera - The Peanut Vendor
[6:03] 2. Mongo Santamaria - Cuco Y Olga
[8:00] 3. Tom Harrell - Expresso Bongo
[5:02] 4. Monty Alexander - Consider
[5:35] 5. Lenny Andrade - Manha De Carnival
[6:41] 6. Phil Woods - Nada Sera Como Antes
[5:15] 7. The Coryells - Allegro
[5:54] 8. Orquestra Nova - Arabesque
[3:34] 9. Paquito D'rivera - Chucho
[2:30] 10. Tango Bar - Como Dos Estranos
[5:59] 11. Chuck Mangione - I Do Everything For Love
[4:22] 12. Astor Piazzolla - La Camorra
[6:56] 13. The Conga Kings - Un Poco Loco

Paquito D'Rivera, M.Santamaria, Tom Harrel, C.Mangione, A.Piazzo. Culled from the Chesky Latin jazz archives, Jazz Latino: A Collection of Latin Inspirations takes 13 songs from 12 different artists (saxophonist Paquito d'Rivera has two tracks, "The Peanut Vendor" and "Chucho"), including Mongo Santamaria, Astor Piazzolla (who, unsurprisingly, plays a tango), and Lenny Andrade. Because the compilation is only coming from one relatively small label's catalog, the selection here isn't fantastic, but to be fair, it's not claiming to be a "best-of" collection, just an "inspired" one, and so in that respect, it works. ~ Marisa Brown

Jazz Latino

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