Latino: Anthology 1947-1957 ［2CD+BOOK］

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Personnel: Dizzy Gillespie (vocals, trumpet, congas); Chano Pozo ( Luciano "Chano" Pozo Gonzales) (vocals, congas, bongos, background vocals); Sabu Martinez (vocals, bongos); Dizzy Gillespie & His Orchestra, Dizzy Gillespie Sextet, Austin Cromer (vocals); Herb Ellis, Kenny Burrell (guitar); Stuff Smith (violin); Gilberto Valdez (flute); Ernie Henry, Gigi Gryce, John Brown Quintet/Ray Codrington, Hilton Jefferson, Howard Johnson , John Brown, Phil Woods, George Dorsey (alto saxophone); Harold 'Big Nick' Nicholas, Don Byas, Ernie Wilkins, Hank Mobley, Joe Gayles, Lucky Thompson, Sonny Stitt, Benny Golson, Budd Johnson (tenor saxophone); Billy Root, Danny Bank , Marty Flax, Al McKibbon, Sahib Shihab, Bill Graham, Pee Wee Moore, Cecil Payne (baritone saxophone); William Shepherd (trumpet, trombone); Talib Dawud, Bennie Bailey, Dave Burns, Ernie Royal, Lammar Wright, Jr., Joe Gordon, Quincy Jones, Taft Jordan, Willie Cook, Elmon Wright, Jimmy Nottingham, Carl Warwick (trumpet); Jess Tarrant, Andy Duryea, Frank Rehak, Jesse Tarrant, Leon Comegys, Rod Levitt, Henry Coker, J.J. Johnson , William Shepherd , Ted Kelly, Sam Hurt , Jimmy Cleveland, Al Grey, Melba Liston, Matthew Gee , George Matthews , Chuck Connors (trombone); Milt Jackson, Percy Heath (piano, vibraphone); John Lewis, James Foreman, John G. Lewis, Alejandro Hernandez, Mary Lou Williams, Oscar Peterson, Ray Bryant, Arnold Ross, Wade Legge, Wynton Kelly (piano); Kenny Clarke, Teddy Stewart (drums, drum); Bill Clark , Al Jones , J.C. Heard , Max Roach, Charlie Persip (drums); George Caldwell, Humberto Canto, Mongo Santamaria, Candido Camero (congas); Ubaldo Nieto (timbales); Rafael Miranda (percussion). Recording information: Club Kavakos, Washington DC (12/22/1947-12/17/1957); Los Angeles, CA (12/22/1947-12/17/1957); New York, NY (12/22/1947-12/17/1957); Newport, Wales (12/22/1947-12/17/1957); Paris, France (12/22/1947-12/17/1957). Arrangers: Chico O'Farrill; Dizzy Gillespie; Gerald Wilson; Gigi Gryce; Gil Fuller; Mary Lou Williams; Melba Liston; Buster Harding. Dizzy Gillespie's incorporation of Latin rhythms and styles into modern jazz was one of his primary achievements (second only perhaps to his technical innovations in the bebop vocabulary). When Gillespie added conguera Chano Pozo to his orchestra in the late 1940s, he helped establish a template for Afro-Cuban jazz in the U.S. LATINO: ANTHOLOGY 1947-1957 covers Diz's output with his orchestra during this influential period. In addition to covering jazz classics in Latinized style ("A Night in Tunisia," "Caravan"), Gillespie and Co. add their own classics to the canon with "Cubana Bop," "Manteca," and others. The jazz icon's spectacular trumpet playing and band leadership make these dense, danceable, and always fun recordings shine.
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