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Jorge Pardo: Huellas (2012) [2 CD]

New and personal project of flutist and saxophonist from Madrid. 18 own compositions  whose recording  have  involved a lot of musicians  both Jazz and Flamenco to give rise to one of the most complete and representative works  that’s coming  decades creating this prolific and unique artist.
The innovating  “Huellas” production that is presented this year like double recording work, will be placed on stage  from March  in various formats  based  on the venue.
The band  revolves around on a section of melodic instruments, Jorge Pardo, saxophones and flutes, adding trumpet, trombone with guitar, percussion, drums, bass and electric bass and  marimba. Up to eight musicians on stage with a wide chromatic range that results in a lot of music.
”Huellas” tastes like Jazz and flamenco winds, it is full of freshness and vitality, and somehow, brings together leading composer with the distilled and concentrated Flamenco essence. An overview of this art seen from the outside to inside and from inside out. A flamenco feeling between the sound of a jazz band. A vision of improvisation with new references. Meeting and dispersion at the same compass. An execution for those who feel, breathe and know these fundamentals, which are none others than the deepest soul where there is no time or place …
Tracklist:
Disc 1
01. Zapatito
02. Chulo Miguel
03. Y Tu Tambien
04. En el Humo
05. Cora Cora
06. El Rio
07. El Faro
08. De Madrugada en el Tito's
09. Surcos
Disc 2
01. Al Despertar
02. Huellas
03. Los Juncos
04. Puerta del Sol Expresso
05. Sanlucar-Mojacar
06. Cometas
07. Maid Marian
08. Chungali
09. Una Noche en el Aku Aku
Personnel:
Jorge Pardo - soprano and tenor sax, flute
Enrique Rodriguez - trumpet, flugelhorn
Tino Di Geraldo - drums
Carles Benavent - bass
Dave Samuels - marimba
Diego Guerrero - guitar
Rafael Navarro - marimba
Othello Molineaux - steel drums
Martin Leiton - double-bass
Jeff Ballard - drums
Sergio Martinez - percussion, cajon
La pena - claps
Juan Pena - cajon
Juan Grande - drums
Javier Colina - bass
Juan Diego - guitar
Jerry Gonzalez - trumpet, percussion
Carlos Gomez - marimba
Agustin Carbonell "El Bola" - guitar
Alfredo Paixao - bass
Pablo Martinez - trombone
Ruben Heredia - guitar
Daniel Parra - marimba
Fernando y Joselete - vocals
Luis Amador - cajon
Pablo Martin Caminero - double-bass
Victor Mendoza - vibraphone
Tres; Raul Rodriguez
Pablo Baez - bass
Norman Hogue - trombon
Santi Ibarretxe - alto sax, vocal
Martin Leiton - bass
Ruben de Rosario - guitar
Enric Monfort - marimba
Nino Josele - guitar
Toni Cuenca - double-bass
Moises Santiago - cajon
Tomatito - guitar
Mati Gonzalez - vocal
Antonio Gomez - guitar
Richard Sprince - vibraphone
Juanmi Guzman - bass
Carlos Carli - drums
Pedro Garcia - percussion
Gil Goldstein - acordeon
Paquete - guitar
Antonio Serrano - harmonica
Israel Varela - drums
Luismo Valladares - bass
Luis Balaguer - guitar
Lorena Alcaraz - flute
David Pastor - trumpet
Josemi Carmona - guitar
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Fly (Mark Turner, Jeff Ballard, Larry Grenadier): Year of the Snake (2012)

Formed eight years ago by drummer Jeff Ballard with fellow Brad Mehldau partner Larry Grenadier on bass and saxophonist Mark Turner(one of the most resourceful and independent sax newcomers of the last decade), the New York trio Fly is an exchange between equals, not a sax-led charge over a rhythm section. Though it falls into the territory sometimes dubbed "chamber-jazz", Year of the Snake is up there with Fly's best work, with its rustling fast grooves and languid horn lines, and pieces that open on almost impossibly pure high-register long tones. The swaying Salt and Pepper is as coolly jazzy a piece as any diehard could wish for, and a glide over fizzy drumming on the title track turns into a patiently spun improvisation. Grenadier's lovely tone and Ballard's blend of subtle textural playing and whiplash power complete one of the great contemporary jazz small groups.
Tracklist:
01. The Western Lands I [02:29]
02. Festival Tune [06:09]
03. The Western Lands II [00:39]
04. Brothersister [07:40]
05. Diorite [06:15]
06. Kingston [10:17]
07. Salt andd Pepper [05:08]
08. The Western Lands III [03:12]
09. Benj [05:20]
10. Year of the Snake [09:03]
11. The Western Lands IV [02:41]
12. The Western Lands V [01:49]
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