Vamonos Pa'L Monte

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:34:09
Personnel: Eddie Palmieri (piano); Eddie Palmieri; Arturo Franquiz (vocals, claves); Ronnie Cuber (baritone); Bob Vianco (guitar); Jose Andres Rodriguez, Jose Luis Rodriguez (trombone); Charlie Palmieri (piano); Eladio Perez, Eladio Perez Perez (congas); Monchito Munoz (bombo); Yayo el Indio, Elliot Romero, Mario Munoz, Justo Betancourt, Marcelino Guerra, Santos Colon (background vocals); Ismael Quintana (vocals); Pete Yellin (tenor saxophone); Chocolate Armenteros, Victor Paz, Charles Camilleri (trumpet); Jose Rodriguez (trombone); Nicky Marrero (bongos, timbales). Recording information: A & R Studios; A&R Studios, New York, NY. Eddie Palmieri's 1971 LP VAMONOS PA'L MONTE moves easily from the nearly avant-garde trumpet-battle opener "Revolt/La Libertad Logico" into the new-era-meets-old "Caminando," complete with an excellent electric-piano solo by Palmieri himself. He also takes the lead on the seven-minute title-track jam, this time on organ, backed by a strong vocal chorus (Justo Betancourt, Santos Colon, Yayo el Indio) and the rugged timbales playing of Nick Marrero. Above and beyond the irresistible arrangements and intricate playing, VAMONOS PA'L MONTE benefits from one of the best recording jobs of any early-'70s salsa record, each section--and practically each musician--vigorously separated in clear stereo. Though many fans consider it a transition album toward the compositional brilliance of THE SUN OF LATIN MUSIC, it's actually a much better record for fans of traditional salsa.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)