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Bobby Matos & his Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble - Beautiful As The Moon (2011)

Posted By : stfine | Date : 25 May 2011 20:43:54 | Comments : 2 |
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Bobby Matos & his Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble - Beautiful As The Moon (2011)

Bobby Matos & his Afro Latin Jazz Ensemble - Beautiful As The Moon (2011)
EAC rip | FLAC image + cue + log + scans / MP3 320 kbps | 01:03:42 | 394 / 149 MB (3% rec.)
Afro-Cuban Jazz, Instrumental Jazz | Label: LifeForcejazz, LFR 1051

A highly personal statement from Bobby Matos, who is New York born percussionist, composer and bandleader. With all but one song recorded at the Saville Theater, San Diego City College for a live concert on a radio, this is an excellent opportunity to experience some great Latin Jazz live without any edits or tricks so common on many studio produced sessions. Great tunes, passionate rhythms and beautiful melodies result in music that is as beautiful as the moon.

Beautiful As The Moon is a very personal statement from the band -- all of the music comes from the band members or is inspired by their families and their influences. The title tune comes from a song Bobby's grandfather sang to his young grandson. Originally performed in the once thriving Yiddish theater, the song was one of the best known anthems of New World Yiddish culture. It blends seamlessly with the Mapaye rhythm from Puerto Rico, and the Afro Latin Jazz treatment of Bobby's arrangement. Bobby dedicates an original composition to his grandfather called Pop Moish. The quirky nature of the tune with its changes of rhythm mirrors "Pop's" personality. Violinist/trombonist,Danny Weinstein contributes the original Fiddlunky to reflect the violin's flirtation with funk rhythms. He also gives us an arrangement of a tune by his well known uncle, Mark Weinstein, Just Another Guajira.

Reedman, Pablo Calogero, contributes Mi Santiaguito, a moody, slow, polyrhythmic tune dedicated to his son Santiago. Former band mate Frank Fontaine wrote Buena Gente in collaboration with Wilson "Chembo" Corniel, an extended band family member. Bobby also gives us Early Morning Song, a swinging Mambo Jazz piece, with a melody that came to him in a dream. Rounding off the CD, the band includes songs written by some of their important influences, three titans of modern music -- Thelonius Monk, Armando Peraza, and Herbie Hancock.

Tracklist (CDUniverse samples)

1. Maramoor Mambo [04:44] (by Peraza)
2. Beautiful As The Moon (Sheyn vi di Levona) [06:15] (by Rumshinks, Tauber)
3. Just Another Guajira [05:04] (by Weinstein)
4. Fiddlelunky [05:35] (by Weinstein)
5. Monks Mood [10:00] (by Thelonius Monk)
6. Pop Moishe Edit [05:32] (by Matos)
7. Early Morning Song [06:19] (by Matos)
8. Santiaguito [06:24] (by Calogero)
9. Maiden Voyage [09:10] (by Herbie Hancock)
10. Buena Gente [04:39] (by Corniel, Fontaine)

Total time 01:03:42

EAC log
EAC extraction logfile from 30. March 2011, 16:04 for CD
Bobby Matos / Beautiful As The Moon

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Personnel: Bobby Matos - timbales, Theo Saunders - piano, John B. Williams - bass, Danny Weinstein - trombone & violin, Pablo Calogero - tenor sax & flute, Robertito Melendez - congas.




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Posted By: klakadak Date: 25 May 2011 23:55:41
What a beautiful music! Thanks for sharing it with us, stfine!
Posted By: LazyJazz Date: 05 Jun 2011 06:27:48
This is an amazing album, many thanks for sharing this, stfine!
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