Piano,tumba y Bongo. Afro Cuban Jazz

Piano:Tony Monserrat, Bongó:Jhony Rudas, Tumbadora: Miguel Urbina, Trumpet: Prisco Oropeza, Maracas: Edgar Quijada, Base: Marcos Romero. Salsa Jazz,

Piano:Tony Monserrat, Bongó:Jhony Rudas, Tumbadora: Miguel Urbina, Trumpet: Prisco Oropeza, Maracas: Edgar Quijada, Base: Marcos Romero. Salsa Jazz,

from "Calle 54" Chico O'Farrill - director; Arturo O'Farrill - piano; Michael Mossman, Jim Seeley, Matt Hilgenberg, Jon Owens - trumpet; Richard Perry - alto saxophone; Marshall McDonald - alto saxophone, clarinet; Peter Brainin, Mike Migliore - tenor saxophone, clarinet; Max Schweiger - baritone saxophone; Rick Stepton, "Papo" Vázquez, Sam Burtis - trombone; Jack Jeffers - bass trombone; Andy González - bass; Joe González - bongos, percussion; Rolando Guerrero - congas; Horacio "El Negro" Hernández - drums.

From his 1975 album "Afro-Cuban Jazz Moods" John Birks "Dizzy" Gillespie (October 21, 1917 January 6, 1993) was an American jazz trumpet player, bandleader, singer, and composer. Together with Charlie Parker, he was a major figure in the development of bebop and modern jazz. He taught and influenced many other musicians, including trumpeters Miles Davis, Fats Navarro, Clifford Brown, Arturo Sandoval, Lee Morgan, and Jon Faddis. In addition to featuring in the epochal moments in bebop, he was instrumental in founding Afro-Cuban jazz, the modern jazz version of what early-jazz pioneer Jelly Roll Morton referred to as the "Spanish Tinge". Gillespie was a trumpet virtuoso and gifted improviser, building on a virtuoso style but adding layers of harmonic complexity previously unknown in jazz. Dizzy's beret and horn-rimmed spectacles, his scat singing, his bent horn, pouched cheeks and his light-hearted personality were essential in popularizing bebop.
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Afro Cuban Jazz Suite - Dvd "Calle 54" - HD. Director: Chico O'Farril Piano: Arturo O'Farril Trompeta: Michael Mossman Trompeta: Jim Seeley Trompeta: Matt Hilgenberg Tompeta: Jon Owens Saxo Tenor Y Clarinete: Peter Brainin Saxo: Richard Perry Saxo Tenor y Clarinete: Mike Migliore Saxo Alto Y Clarinete: Marshall McDonald Saxo Baritono: Max Schweiger Trombon: Rick Stepton Trombon: Sam Burtis rombon Bajo: Jack Jeffers Contrabajos: Andy González Bongó, Percusión: Joe González Congas: Rolando Guerrero: congas Bateria: Horacio El Negro Hernández

Brian Andres and the Afro Cuban Jazz Cartel performing the tune Song for Chano at the Grinstead Amphitheatre in the Plaza at Sonoma, Ca on Aug 11 2009 for the Sonoma Valley Jazz Societies 2nd Tuesday of the Month Concert Series. Brian Andres-drumset Carlos Caro-conga Patricio Angulo-timbales Christian Tumalan-piano Aaron Germaine-bass Jaime Dubberly-trombone Erik Jekabson-trumpet Darren Smith-sax www.brianandres.com
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Onel Mulet brought his arrangement of the classic, Manteca to my home with an all star cast for a memorable video session. Onel Mulet, soprano sax; Jason Marshall, baritone sax; Xavier Perez, tenor sax; Al Acosta, alto; Pedro "Pedrito" Martinez, bata (omele); Roman Diaz, bata (iya); Rafael Monteagudo, bata (oconcolo), Little Johnny Rivero, conga
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"Fragment of Sadness" Chiemi's CD Release Party at The Kitano www.chieminakai.com www.myspace.com cdbaby.com (To purchase a copy of "Bridges")
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Brian Andres and the Afro Cuban Jazz Cartel performing the tune Sand Castles at the Grinstead Amphitheatre in the Plaza at Sonoma, Ca on Aug 11 2009 for the Sonoma Valley Jazz Societies 2nd Tuesday of the Month Concert Series. Brian Andres-drumset Carlos Caro-timbales Patricio Angulo-conga Christian Tumalan-piano Aaron Germaine-bass Jaime Dubberly-trombone Erik Jekabson-trumpet Darren Smith-sax www.brianandres.com
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Orlando Valle, known by the nickname Maraca, formed the Afro-Cuban Jazz Project after years of popularity in his native Havana as a respected jazz flute player. The group plays a curious blend of guaracha, bolero, and traditional jazz filtered through some of Cuba's most respected native players. The lineup has included singers Wilfredo Campa and Aramis Galindo, conga player Tata Guines, and tres (Cuban triple-string guitar) player Coto. Maraca's nine-piece band is one of the premiere Caribbean jazz combos of the late '90s. ~ Bradley Torreano,
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Memorial and 95th birthday celebration for Graciela Pérez-Gutierrez at Saint Peter's Church (The Jazz Church) August 23rd, 2010 Recorded By John F Carrero www.salsamerengue.com Pete Nater : On the Graciela memorial controversy; Apparently Graciela's wishes were that there be music, but no singing, at her memorial. Musicians were invited to jam/sit in on the tune Ay Jose, but it was not mentioned that there should be no singing. There were no bad intentions but that ...should have been made clear, beforehand. It was unfortunate for Choco the way it played out. Choco, we still love you!
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Canción: Rumbata Álbum: Descarga uno Intérprete: Afro-cuban jazz project Label: Circular moves Año: 1999
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the track is called CAMPINA, performed by the AFRO-CUBAN JAZZ PROJECT
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Brian Andres and the Afro Cuban Jazz Cartel performing the tune Estampa Cubana at the Grinstead Amphitheatre in the Plaza at Sonoma, Ca on Aug 11 2009 for the Sonoma Valley Jazz Societies 2nd Tuesday of the Month Concert Series. Brian Andres-drumset Carlos Caro-timbal Patricio Angulo-conga Christian Tumalan-piano Aaron Germaine-bass Jaime Dubberly-trombone Erik Jekabson-trumpet Darren Smith-sax www.brianandres.com
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Irving Flores Piano, Danny Weller Bass, Dylan Savage Drums, Charlie Chavez Congas. Live @ the Onyx Room June 2, 2009. 6800 (695MB)

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15.sep. 2011 at Giant Steps JAZZ CLUB, Svendborg.dk www.giantsteps.dk ELIEL LAZO EL CONGUERO BAND. http African drummings rhythm complexity very high and intelligent sort of art. This bands music is a mix of folk-, dance-, jazz- and fineartmusic.

Brian Andres and the Afro Cuban Jazz Cartel performing the tune Cual es la Idea at the Grinstead Amphitheatre in the Plaza at Sonoma, Ca on Aug 11 2009 for the Sonoma Valley Jazz Societies 2nd Tuesday of the Month Concert Series. Brian Andres-drumset Carlos Caro-conga Patricio Angulo-timbal Christian Tumalan-piano Aaron Germaine-bass Jaime Dubberly-trombone Erik Jekabson-trumpet Darren Smith-sax www.brianandres.com
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ReMixers: Southwestern College Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble, Strider Yoko ocremix.org FREE at ocremix.org • SHIRTS & HOODIES! http • DONATE! bit.ly Facebook! facebook.com • Twitter! twitter.com • Game: Ristar (Sega, 1995, GEN) • ReMixer(s): Southwestern College Afro-Cuban Jazz Ensemble, Strider Yoko • Composer(s): Tomoko Sasaki • Song(s): 'Dancing Leaves' •Posted: 2010-11-16, evaluated by the judges Founded in 1999, OverClocked ReMix is an organization dedicated to the appreciation, preservation, and interpretation of video game music. Its primary focus is ocremix.org - a website featuring thousands of free fan arrangements, information on game music and composers, resources for aspiring artists, and a thriving community of video game music fans. For media inquiries (interviews, articles, conventions) or soundtrack development with OverClocked ReMix, please contact us! http Video by José the Bronx Rican (José E. Felix) www.bronxrican.com Additional direction by Liontamer (Larry Oji) OverClocked ReMix is a not-for-profit site that provides a ton of free music, which requires a ton of bandwidth and a pretty hefty web server. We need your help to keep the site running! • http • bit.ly JOIN US: • ocremix.org • facebook.com • twitter.com • last.fm • youtube.com • facebook.com • groups.myspace.com • orkut.com • fah-web.stanford.edu
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Album: Putumayo (2007) "Putumayo World Music continues its exploration into the sounds of the Latin diaspora by releasing its first jazz-focused collection. One of the most familiar jazz genres, Latin jazz has achieved global popularity since big bands in the 1940s and 50s started incorporating Afro-Cuban sounds into their arrangements. This mixture of Afro-Cuban rhythms and jazz stylings comes together on Latin Jazz, a lively collection of songs by masters of the genre. Latin Jazz features legends Tito Puente, Ray Barretto, Eddie Palmieri and others." www.putumayo.com Very, very nice song and amazing cover! Song ends about 7.27, not 9.59. Sorry for that, it's just a movie maker error, you know... just enjoy the music.
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This video is a promotional sample of the book "Afro-Cuban Big Band Play Along" available from Alfred Publishing. Drummer Joe McCarthy plays on "Soul Sauce" composed by Milton Delugg, Dizzy Gillespie, Chano Pozo, Pauline Rivelli & Robert Thiele. This selection is from the Latin Grammy Award winning CD, "Caribbean Jazz Project - Afro Bop Alliance."
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This video is a promotional sample of the book "Afro-Cuban Big Band Play Along" available from Alfred Publishing. Drummer Joe McCarthy plays on "Afro Green," composed by Dave Samuels. This selection is from the Latin Grammy Award winning CD, "Caribbean Jazz Project - Afro Bop Alliance."
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Afro-Cuban Jazz featuring legendary trumpeter Arturo Sandoval, performing with actor Andy Garcia and the CSUN Jazz "A" Band. From the Valley Performing Arts Center Opening Gala. January 29, 2011. For more information on the Valley Performing Arts Center, visit: www.valleyperformingartscenter.org video produced, directed, and edited by Krishna Narayanamurti assistant director Jacquil Constant executive producers Vance Peterson and Stacy Lieberman Gala event produced & directed by Robert Egan Gala event executive producer: Nicholas Goldsborough special thanks: VPAC technical crew, Gailya Brown, and Dominique Muñoz © 2011 California State University, Northridge.
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This video is a promotional sample of the book "Afro-Cuban Big Band Play Along" available from Alfred Publishing. Drummer Joe McCarthy plays on "Rendezvous," composed by Dave Samuels. This selection is from the Latin Grammy Award winning CD, "Caribbean Jazz Project - Afro Bop Alliance."
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prudencio mario bauza.clarinista,saxofonista,trompetista,compositor,arreglista y director de orq.ncio en cayo hueso sector de la habana en el 1911.era un genio musical.una banda de jazz latino es una orquesta dedicada a tocar ritmos caribeños,no necesariamente integrada por latinos en la que son impresindibles el piano y el bajo,la unica variante ocurria en la percusion pues la tradicional bateria americana era sustituida por un trio conformado por conga[TUMBADORA] el bongo el timbal.fue el director musical de la orq de machito y sus afro cubans.hubo unas diferencias de un contrato a europa y se dividieron y mario formo una nueva version del grupo llamado los afro cuban jazz.

Juan De Marcos & Afro Cuban All Stars live at Cartagena Jazz Festival-Murcia-España-2010
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Chord charts and other recordings are posted on my website, www.Learnjazzstandards.com. This should help you learn the song (and many others!)
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This is an excerpt from my senior recital from May 2010. Michael Lough Is on Bass. Trevor Shandling is on drums. My name is Mike Tischauser and I am on guitar. www.reverbnation.com www.myspace.com
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Led by Juan de Marcos González, the gifted visionary behind the Buena Vista Social Club, the 15 piece ensemble includes the best of three different generations of outstanding Cuban musicians and singers. Featuring classic Son Montuno and Danzón, Afro-Cuban jazz, swinging big band Guajira, the best of the Timba, Bolero and more, the ensemble hits the stage with a potent combination of driving percussion, a powerhouse horn section, piano and incomparable vocals. Wherever they play, from the first note to the final huge chord of their encore, Juan de Marcos & The Afro-Cuban All Stars deliver dazzling virtuosity and a sizzling groove. For more information, videos, photos, etc., go to the Juan de Marcos & The Afro-Cuban All-Stars US Tour Official Website: www.afrocubanallstarsustour.com Here's a piece of video I took last night! The energy there was intense and everyone itching to dance! Well, Juan de Marcos made sure we did! He invited everyone out of thier seats to dance in the aisls and some he invited on stage, one of them being me! What a treat that was! Good to be part of it up and personal! Enjoy the clip which Im sure there are many of this perfomance on Youtube now!

The Latin Jazz Coalition led by Demetrios Kastaris. Afro-Cuban Currents at Rufus King Park, Jamaica, Queens, NY on July 15th, 2006. Produced by The Queens Council on the Arts. Video Graphy by QPTV. Song titled "Obsesión" by Pedro Flores. Demetrios Kastaris on trombone, Edy Martinez on piano, Ray Vega on trumpet, Angel Rodriguez on conga drums, Victor Rendón on timbales, Solo Rodriguez on bass. Thisvideo ( DVD) posting is made possible by the Queens Council on the Arts with support from the JP Morgan Chase Foundation. For more information on the Latin Jazz Coalition go to www.thelatinjazzcoalition.com, e-mail: kastaris@juno.com
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Chucho Valdés & The Afro-Cuban Messengers - Zawinul's Mambo Chucho Valdés & The Afro-Cuban Messengers: Chucho Valdés - piano Lázaro Rivero - bass Juan Carlos Rojas - drums Carlos Manuel Miyares - tenor sax Reinaldo Melián - trumpet Yaroldy Abreu - percussion Dreiser Durruthy - percussion, batá, vocals Jazz San Javier 2010
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Machito (December 3, 1909 April 15, 1984), born Francisco Raúl Gutiérrez Grillo in Havana, Cuba, was an influential Latin jazz musician. Machito played a huge role in the history of Latin jazz. His bands of the 1940s, especially the band named the Afro-Cubans, were among the first to fuse Afro-Cuban rhythms with jazz improvisation. Machito was the front man, singer, conductor, and maraca player of the Afro-Cubans and its successors. Machito's brother-in-law Mario Bauza, the musical director, influenced Machito to hire jazz-oriented arrangers. The son of a cigar manufacturer, Machito became a professional musician in Cuba in his teens before he emigrated to America in 1937 as a vocalist with La Estrella Habanera. He worked with several Latin artists and orchestras in the late '30s, recording with the then-dominant Latin bandleader Xavier Cugat. After an earlier, aborted attempt to launch a band with Bauza, Machito founded the Afro-Cubans in 1940, taking on Bauza the following year as music director where he remained for 35 years. Machito's son Mario Grillo later took over the position. In 1983, he won a Grammy Award in the Best Latin Recording category for "Machito & His Salsa Big Band '82". More recently, the song "Mambo Mucho Mambo" has featured on the sound track for the game Grand Theft Auto Vice City. In 2005, the 1957 album Kenya was added to the list of albums in '1001 Albums You Must Hear Before You Die'. Machito died during a concert in London, England in 1984 <b>...</b>
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