Sun Of Latin Music, The [Remastered]

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& Friends With Lalo Rodriguez. Personnel include: Eddie Palmieri (arranger, trumpet, conga, percussion; Tony Lopez Sr., Lalo Rodriguez (vocals); Ronnie Cuber, Mario Rivera (baritone saxophone, flute); Vitin Paz, Virgil Jones (trumpet); Peter Gordon (French horn); Barry Rogers (trombone, tuba); Jose Rodriguez (trombone); Tony Price (tuba); Alfredo De La Fe (violin); Eddie "Gua-Gua Riviera (bass); Tommy "Chukie" Lopez, Jr. (bongos); Eladio Perez (congas); Nicky Marrero (timbales, percussion); Jimmy Sabater, Willie Torres (background vocals). Recorded in 1975. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Personnel: Eddie Palmieri (piano, congas, percussion); Lalo Rodriguez (vocals); Alfredo de la Fe (violin); Mario Martires Rivera, Mario Rivera, Ronnie Cuber (flute, baritone saxophone); Vitin Paz, Virgil Jones (trumpet); Peter Gordon (French horn); Barry Rogers (trombone, tuba, tenor tuba); Jose "Jochy" Rodriguez, Jose Luis Rodriguez , Jose Luis Rodriguez, Jose Papo Rodriguez (trombone); Tony Price (tuba); Tommy Lopez (congas, bongos, percussion); Eladio Perez (congas); Nicky Marrero (timbales, percussion); Jimmy Sabater, Willie Torres (background vocals). Liner Note Author: Dominique Roome. Arrangers: Eddie Palmieri; Harvey Averne; Rene Hernandez ; Barry Rogers. Eddie Palmieri is one of the originators of mambo and cha-cha big-band arrangements, and THE SUN OF LATIN MUSIC is a fine example of his craft. One of the best examples of Palmieri's songwriting style is "Una Rosa Espanola," which begins like a slow, lugubrious, tear-jerker of a Latin "Blue Moon," only to evolve, fewer than four bars later, to a complex web of cowbells and congas. Palmieri often begins these pieces in soft tones; but he'll turn around in an instant with a three-ton arsenal of horn blasts and rhythm. The minimal and modest grouping of plucked strings and piano chords on "Nunca Contigo" serves merely as a modest bridge into the next phase of big-band insanity. Similarly, the psychedelic mind-expansion that occurs on "Un Dia Bonito" is ultimately cut short and consumed by the combined power of Senor Palmieri and company. If you find yourself stranded in a desert island with no food or water, don't worry: all you'll need is THE SUN OF LATIN MUSIC.
エディション : Remaster