Los Camalotes EL VIAJE Lucas Nikotin

24-01-2012, 12:16
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Cena kup teraz: 69 zł

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Los Camalotes

El Viaje

Nośnik	Wydawca	Cena	Waluta
1 CD	MaRecordings	69	PLN

M083A

Opis albumu

>>> Większa okładka A <<<

While Argentina is most famous (perhaps infamous?) for Tango, various other forms of folk, pop and of course rock music (Rock Nacional) have developed and morphed over the years. Even though Argentine jazz is nowhere near as well known as Tango, at least since the early 1960s, there has been ongoing activity among creative and improvising jazz musicians, most of them in Buenos Aires. A recent entry to that scene is the jazz trio Camalotes, lead by keyboardist Lucas Nikotian (he also plays with Puente Celeste`s “Nama” M084A) along with bassist Fabian Martin and drummer Tomas Babjaczuk. While all three members of Camalotes are city people, their music is somewhat subdued and similar to the sophisticated European feel of ECM with the added mystery and profound beauty of the Argentine countryside. Seven tracks on the record are by Lucas Nikotian, while the remaining 3 are by bassist Fabian Martin.

Camalotes` album was recorded in the hall at Instituto Goethe Buenos Aires which has very little in the way of a deep, natural acoustic. While the sound of the room is almost “dead”, at the same time, the recording is “alive” with an intimacy and immediacy rarely heard on today`s recordings. (Todd Garfinkle, MA Recordgins)"

Sample

Utwory

1. El Viaje >>> MP3 <<<
2. Vuelo Nocturno >>> MP3 <<<
3. Sao Paolo >>> MP3 <<<
4. Falso Pop >>> MP3 <<<
5. Una Ma?ana >>> MP3 <<<
6. Valeria >>> MP3 <<<
7. Gincana
8. Ausencias
9. Limay
10. Zamba Del Sur

Dodatkowe informacje

An Original DSD 5.6 mHz MA Recording, April, 2010 in Buenos Aires, Argentina

Redbook CD in high quality digipak, printed in Japan.

Wykonawcy

Lucas Nikotián (piano)
Tomás Bobjaczuk (drums).