Time: 50:09
Size: 114.8 MB
Styles: Latin jazz
Year: 2006
Art: Front
[3:02] 1. A Rã
[2:51] 2. Lobo Bobo
[2:16] 3. Só Danço Samba
[3:40] 4. Gabiroba
[3:07] 5. A Rita
[3:20] 6. Fotografia
[4:37] 7. Sambossero
[4:52] 8. Brigas Nunca Mais Discussão
[3:58] 9. Bonita
[2:58] 10. Forrosnazzy
[5:04] 11. Meditação
[3:31] 12. A Violeira
[3:30] 13. Doralice
[3:16] 14. Coração Vagabundo
The Argentine-born guitarist/composer/painter/engineer grew up with in the era of progressive rock, but was strongly influenced by Brazilian music as a teenager. After moving to the Los Angeles area, he studied harmony. He later moved to the Bay Area and focused on electronic music composition, but returned to his beloved guitar in 2001, when he became a founding member of Sambosseros. Pablo has since been continuing his research into Brazilian music and playing with the group for Bay Area audiences.
Bill Cawthorne came from Southern California. His parents, both musicians, immersed him in jazz, classical & even Brazilian music pretty early. Piano lessons began at 6. At 13 he discovered the trumpet, which took him from there through college, playing in every music performance class available. He studied music theory, synthesis and composition, while gigging regularly with various local “soul”, R&B, and rock groups.
Jesse Van Hiller, drums: A relative newcomer to the Brazilian scene, Jesse draws from a wide variety of styles in his performance. From jazz to country, pop and rock, funk and groove, his work with the Sambosseros blends jazz sensibilities with backbeat roots and in-the-pocket grooves. He relies on listening to the performance, responding to collaborators as they emote, anticipating changes as they arrive and allowing the music to create itself. “I try to let the music speak through me. I am a conduit.” Jesse lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Carl Herder is a musical chameleon who inhabits a broad swath of the musical style spectrum. He first joined the Bay Area Brazilian music scene in the late 1970s with Aguamarinha. But his love of the music was really cemented through his participation in the first San Franciso Carnaval celebrations as part of Culebra. In addition to samba, jazz, funk and rock bands, Carl has performed the full range of Caribbean music, including salsa, soka and reggae. Before joining Sambosseros, Carl performed brazillian music with Anna Estrada and Almas Feras.
Additional musicians: Bebel Delgado on voice, Kirk Abe on drums, and Jim Shearer on bass.
Bill Cawthorne came from Southern California. His parents, both musicians, immersed him in jazz, classical & even Brazilian music pretty early. Piano lessons began at 6. At 13 he discovered the trumpet, which took him from there through college, playing in every music performance class available. He studied music theory, synthesis and composition, while gigging regularly with various local “soul”, R&B, and rock groups.
Jesse Van Hiller, drums: A relative newcomer to the Brazilian scene, Jesse draws from a wide variety of styles in his performance. From jazz to country, pop and rock, funk and groove, his work with the Sambosseros blends jazz sensibilities with backbeat roots and in-the-pocket grooves. He relies on listening to the performance, responding to collaborators as they emote, anticipating changes as they arrive and allowing the music to create itself. “I try to let the music speak through me. I am a conduit.” Jesse lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Carl Herder is a musical chameleon who inhabits a broad swath of the musical style spectrum. He first joined the Bay Area Brazilian music scene in the late 1970s with Aguamarinha. But his love of the music was really cemented through his participation in the first San Franciso Carnaval celebrations as part of Culebra. In addition to samba, jazz, funk and rock bands, Carl has performed the full range of Caribbean music, including salsa, soka and reggae. Before joining Sambosseros, Carl performed brazillian music with Anna Estrada and Almas Feras.
Additional musicians: Bebel Delgado on voice, Kirk Abe on drums, and Jim Shearer on bass.
Gabiroba