Minino Garay Y Los Tambores Del Sur

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:50:34
Y Los Tambores Del Sur. Personnel: Minino Garay (vocals, percussion); Pajaro Canzani (vocals, guitar); Lalo Zanelli (vocals, piano); Alfonso Pacin (guitar, charango, violin); Line Kruse (violin); Leandro Guffanti (tenor saxophone); Gerardo Di Guisto (piano); Fabrizio Fenoglietto (bass); Eddy Tomassi, Hector Gomez, Jorgos Dimitriadis, Xavier Jouvelet (percussion). Producers: Olivier Bloch-Laine, Minino Garay, Francois Zalacain. Personnel: Minino Garay (vocals, percussion); Magic Malik (vocals, flute); Lalo Zanelli (vocals, piano); Alfonso Pacin (guitar, charango, violin); Jean-Christophe Maillard (guitar); Louis Winsberg (saz); Line Kruse (violin); Daniel Mille (accordion); Eduardo Garcia (bandoneon); Julien Lourau (tenor saxophone); Nicolas Genest (trumpet); Daniel Casimir (trombone); Gerardo Di Giusto, Stephanus Vivens (piano); Jules "Bin Jami" Bikoko (double bass); Maxime Zampieri (drums); Javier Estrella, Hector Gomez, Eddy Tomassi, Xavier Jouvelet, Benjamin Henocq, Anga Diaz, Pablo Mendez (percussion). Audio Mixers: Giles Sampic; Denis Cazajeux. Recording information: La Frette. Photographer: Thomas Dorn. Although somewhat jazzy at times and released on a jazz label (Sunnyside), this is very much a world music release. Vocalist/percussionist Minino Garay performs a variety of music influenced by rhythms and folk melodies from South America and India, and touched by such modern trends as rap (which is used sparingly). Violinist Line Kruse makes the biggest impression among the instrumentalists (particularly on "Gato de Cosquin"), and some of the singing uses call and response a la Cab Calloway. However, the lack of liner notes makes the Spanish lyrics incomprehensible to English speakers, although the drama of the music and the rich melodies compensate. ~ Scott Yanow
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)