Machito Kenya Vinyl

Salim and by pianist rené hernández along with mario bauzáthe bands musical director.

Machito kenya vinyl.

Frank raul grillo also known as machito was the leader of the afro cubans a fiery definitive latin jazz big band. Released in 1958 on roulette catalog no. Kenya an album by machito. Terms and conditions apply.

Vinyl lp album reissue repress stereo country. Lp vinyl record album. Kenya is a collection of original tunes composed by a k. Kenya lp item 17905 roulette 1957 1959.

Machito kenya afro cuban jazz. Birdland series format. After your purchase you will receive an email with further information. Buy a cd or vinyl record and get 90 days free amazon music unlimited with the purchase of a cd or vinyl record dispatched from and sold by amazon you get 90 days free access to the amazon music unlimited individual plan.

Out of stock lp vinyl. View credits reviews tracks and shop for the vinyl release of kenya on discogs. Machito vinyl records and cds. Roulette sr 52006 series.

This outstanding album recorded in 1957 in honor of the then recently formed republic of kenya highlights the wonderful afro american and afro cuban musical language machito spoke so well. A variety of rhythms from machito and graciela bossa nova pachanga cha cha and mambo. In this album machito has combined all the elements needed in bringing the true meaning of afro cuban jazz music to the listener. Machito maracas leader doc cheatham trumpet joe livramento trumpet joe newman trumpet cannonball adderley alto saxophone ray santos tenor saxophone sonny russo trombone eddie bert trombone mario bauzá trumpet arranger.

Afro cuban jazz big band. Complete your machito collection. Machito s contribution to the development of afro cuban jazz can not be overstated. Not only did they sport a topnotch percussion section featuring candido camero jose mangual and uba nieto but they worked the arrangements of mario bauza the father of modern afro hispanic jazz in the u s.

Vinyl may be dirty and can lack a fair amount of luster. His band the afro cuban salseros were the first to fuse jazz with afro cuban rhythm. The band s arrangements broke new ground with their use of contrasting rhythmic figures and dynamic contrast.