Goza Mi Timbal

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:41:45
Personnel: Tito Puente (timbales, marimba, vibraphone, chekere), Mary Fettig, Mitch Frohman (saxophone, flute), David Piro Rodriguez, Robbie Kwock (trumpet, flugelhorn), Sam Burtis (trombone), Sonny Bravo (piano), Rebecca Mauleon (synthesizer), Bobby Rodriguez (bass), Johnny Rodriguez (bongos, percussion), John Santos (chekere, bongos), Jose Madera (congas, percussion). Producers: Carl E. Jefferson, Tito Puente. Recorded at Mobius Music Recording Studio & Coast Recorders, San Francisco, California on July 31 & August 1, 1989. Includes liner notes by Hugh Wyatt. This is a Hybrid Super Audio CD playable on both regular and Super Audio CD players. Personnel: Tito Puente (timbales, marimba, vibraphone, chekere); Mary Fettig, Mitch Frohman (saxophone, flute); David Piro Rodriguez, Robbie Kwock (trumpet, flugelhorn); Sam Burtis (trombone); Sonny Bravo (piano); Rebecca Mauleon (synthesizer); Bobby Rodriguez (bass); Johnny Rodriguez (bongos, percussion); John Santos (chekere, bongos); Jose Madera (congas, percussion). Producers: Carl E. Jefferson, Tito Puente. Recorded at Mobius Music Recording Studio & Coast Recorders, San Francisco, California between July 31 & August 1, 1989. Includes liner notes by Hugh Wyatt. Adapters: Jose Madera; Sonny Bravo. Personnel: Tito Puente (vibraphone, marimba, timbales); Mitch Frohnam, Mary Fettig, Mitch Frohman (flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Robbie Kwock, David "Piro" Rodriguez (trumpet, flugelhorn); Sam Burtis (trombone); Sonny Bravo (piano); Rebeca Mauleon (synthesizer); Jose Madera (congas, percussion); Johnny Rodriguez (bongos, percussion); John Santos (bongos). Audio Mixer: Phil Edwards . Audio Remixer: Phil Edwards . Liner Note Author: Hugh Wyatt. Recording information: Mobius Music Recording Studio, East Coast Recorders, Sa (07/31/1989/08/01/1989). Photographer: Dave Fischer. Unknown Contributor Role: Piro Rodriguez. Arrangers: Marty Sheller; Tito Puente; Brian Murphy. This Concord CD was Tito Puente's 99th as a leader and the music is particularly strong. Four jazz standards alternate with a quartet of Puente's originals and Chucho Valdes' "Cha Cha Cha," all of which are potentially good vehicles for jazz improvisations (although "Ode" and "Lambada" are dominated by group vocals). There are plenty of fine solos throughout by the five horn players and the three or four-piece percussion section keeps the rhythms infectious. In the world of Latin-jazz, Tito Puente has had few peers. ~ Scott Yanow
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)