Bobby Matos Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble - Chango's Dance (1995) 320 kbps
BAND/ARTIST: Bobby Matos Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble
- Title: Chango's Dance
- Year Of Release: 1995
- Label: CuBop
- Genre: Jazz, Latin Jazz, Afro Cuban Jazz
- Quality: MP3/320 kbps
- Total Time: 75:18
- Total Size: 179 MB(+3%)
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01 - Elegua Suite
02 - Chucho
03 - Columbia Interlude
04 - Highway One
05 - El Nuyorican
06 - Checkere Interlude
07 - Oiganlo (Son Numero Seis)
08 - Bata Interlude
09 - So What/ Impressions
10 - Mozambique Interlude
11 - Da Me Tu Amor
12 - Chango's Dance
13 - La Charanga
14 - Yeza Interlude
15 - My Diamonds~Madrigal
16 - Conga Conversation
17 - Manteca
New York-based Latin jazz bandleader Bobby Matos' debut for the Cubop label (after over 25 years as a popular fixture in the city's vibrant Latin jazz scene) is a unique and exciting slice of Latin jazz. Not content to simply reheat the usual conga-line cliches, Matos and his enormous group, the Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble, skillfully balance both sides of the Latin jazz equation. Besides creating sterling Latin jazz reinterpretations of John Coltrane's "Impressions," Dizzy Gillespie's "Manteca," and even Miles Davis' sainted "So What" (which, believe it or not, totally works, especially in the way it's paired with the Coltrane tune), Matos drops in several "interludes" of traditional Latin rhythms. These brief interludes, along with longer tracks like the hypnotic "Conga Conversation," not only make plain the shared roots of jazz and Latin music, but their casual mastery makes a strong case for Matos as one of the finest Latin jazz percussionists of his generation. This is one of the rare jazz albums that doesn't feel too long at 72-plus minutes.
01 - Elegua Suite
02 - Chucho
03 - Columbia Interlude
04 - Highway One
05 - El Nuyorican
06 - Checkere Interlude
07 - Oiganlo (Son Numero Seis)
08 - Bata Interlude
09 - So What/ Impressions
10 - Mozambique Interlude
11 - Da Me Tu Amor
12 - Chango's Dance
13 - La Charanga
14 - Yeza Interlude
15 - My Diamonds~Madrigal
16 - Conga Conversation
17 - Manteca
New York-based Latin jazz bandleader Bobby Matos' debut for the Cubop label (after over 25 years as a popular fixture in the city's vibrant Latin jazz scene) is a unique and exciting slice of Latin jazz. Not content to simply reheat the usual conga-line cliches, Matos and his enormous group, the Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble, skillfully balance both sides of the Latin jazz equation. Besides creating sterling Latin jazz reinterpretations of John Coltrane's "Impressions," Dizzy Gillespie's "Manteca," and even Miles Davis' sainted "So What" (which, believe it or not, totally works, especially in the way it's paired with the Coltrane tune), Matos drops in several "interludes" of traditional Latin rhythms. These brief interludes, along with longer tracks like the hypnotic "Conga Conversation," not only make plain the shared roots of jazz and Latin music, but their casual mastery makes a strong case for Matos as one of the finest Latin jazz percussionists of his generation. This is one of the rare jazz albums that doesn't feel too long at 72-plus minutes.
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