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November 2003 Photos from Cuba

14 June


Great Videos of Bernard Purdie

Bernard Purdie #1 Live with King Curtis.
A Must See
Purdie #2
The Purdie Shuffle
Purdie #3
Memphis Soul Stew

 

A great video from artists in Uruguay and Argentina
with Hugo and Osvaldo Fattoruso

I think that Joyce is such an awesome performer. Please check her out!

You should check this out, just for the feeling!

From Drummerworld
Herbie and Vinnie

Miles, Wayne, Herbie, Ron Carter and Tony W. 1967

Dumbek wow!

Check this out. This guy's amazing!
Side note: He does play the drums too..

Awesome Tony Williams Footage

Peter Erskine and Jaco Pastorius

Tony Williams gets serious in a latin vein!

 

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Changui is a style of Cuban music which originated in the early 19th century in the eastern region of Guantánamo Province. It arose in the sugar cane refineries and in the rural communities populated by slaves. Changui combines the structure and elements of Spain canción and the Spanish guitar with African rhythms and percussion instruments of the Bantu Arara origin. Changui is thought to be the predecessor of son montuno, which enjoyed tremendous popularity in Cuba throughout the 20th century.

The guitar-like tres gives changui its distinctive sound by following the melodic line of the song and reinforcing the harmonic structure of the guitar instruments.

Changui has an accompanying dance, highlighting the coquettishness of the woman and the chivalry of the man.

Changui (Pt 1)

Changui (Pt 2)

"Afro-Cuba" This one is made rather well but, in Nolan's opinion, suffers from
exoticism.

Ilu Aye - Obatala

Alma Moyó - Bomba !!!

Tata Güines

JAMMIN' IN THE BRONX
Tito Puente Orchestra
Featuring: Charlie Palmieri, Jimmy Frisaura, Mike Collazo Sr., Jose
Madera Jr., Frankie Figueroa, etc.

Co-Starring: The People of New York
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WHAT IS SALSA?
Featuring Professor Charlie Palmieri

El Gigante De Las Blancas Y Las Negras breaking down "the motts" of
our music to school children.