Monday, January 7, 2008

Richard Boukas and Jovino Santos Neto "Balaio", Pucho and His Latin Soul Brothers "The Hideout"

RICHARD BOUKAS AND JOVINO SANTOS NETO - BALAIO

1.As Cores da Menina (the Girls Colors) [3:06]4.7 Mb
2.Balaio (intro) [1:59]2.9 Mb
3.Balaio (Basket) [4:16]6.1 Mb
4.Gajatucada [4:30]6.3 Mb
5.Campinas [3:57]4.8 Mb
6.Homeopatia (Homeopathy) [7:02]9.8 Mb
7.Escuridao da Passagem (intro) [1:26]2.1 Mb
8.Escuridao da Passagem (Darkness of Passage) [5:03]6.7 Mb
9.Capricho Dos Ventos (Play of the Winds) [7:34]10.4 Mb
10.Hermeto [5:55]9.3 Mb
11.Vale da Ribeira (Valley of Ribera) [4:55]6.3 Mb
12.Rosa Cigana (the Gypsy Rose) [4:13]5.2 Mb
13.Chorobop [3:30]5.1 Mb
14.A Mountain Atop A Mountan [4:52]6.3 Mb

Richard Boukas and Jovino Santos Neto "Balaio" Album Review

Magnificent Music
Richard Boukas, the great American performer and teacher, teams up with Jovino Santos Neto, long a fixture in Hermeto's band, for a collection of wonderful Brazilian music. Boukas's guitar and vocals are stellar throughout and Jovino's keyboard work is fantastic. A must for lovers of Brazilian music.






PUCHO AND HIS LATIN SOUL BROTHERS - THE HIDEOUT

Pucho and His Latin Soul Brothers - The Hideout
Year: 2004


1.The Hideout [5:17]8.8 Mb
2.El Abaniquito [4:53]7.5 Mb
3.Born to Groove [4:40]7.7 Mb
4.Guajeo En Dominante [4:44]8 Mb
5.Ruby [4:40]6.9 Mb
6.Superstition [6:16]9.7 Mb
7.Para Mongo [4:42]7.6 Mb
8.Good News [4:28]7.2 Mb
9.Quiet Village [4:19]6.5 Mb
10.Facil [4:25]7.2 Mb

Pucho and His Latin Soul Brothers "The Hideout" Album Review

He never sold out.
Pucho and the Latin Soul Brothers are the distillation of all the uptown bands of quality that made their exclusive home in the Harlem of the nineteen fifties. Enchanted by the call of Afro Cuban music,he developed an approach to the music that excluded only the weak, petty, and jive elements of Afro-Jazz.
They never played to what was novel or cute. They stuck with the elemental music from the earth on which they stood. So much of Africa has been deleted from the music in order to pretty it up for newer generations. Not Pucho. He remains true to the soul of his fathers and the soul of his time. Listen to the rhythm section on Hideout, then close your eyes and flow with one of the most dynamic and interesting vibe solos on contemporary records. This music is an icon representing how it is to be real.
Phil Newsum
La Voz del Pasado






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