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Postby Tonio » Tue Oct 02, 2007 2:38 am

Diggin' Alex Acuna y su Acuarela de Tambores!! Got the modern day big boys.

track 3 is awesome w/ Alex's Peruvian crew:


Felix Casaverde- gtr
Alex- djembe
Ronnie Campos- cajon
Gigio Parodi- cajon, cencero
Hugo Bravo- tumbadoras
Mariano Liy-Bajo
Luis Solar- bongo
The solo's are great, and the tune /rhythm is outstanding.

BTW what is a guapeos and culo e' puya?

T

Chapo, Titos Top percussion is great stuff, I cut my teeth on alot of that. especially Ti Mon Bo.




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Postby jorge » Tue Oct 02, 2007 4:26 am

Amma McKen "Alaako Oso"
Amma McKen apkwon, with Skip Burney on Iya, Puntilla on congas, also with Larry Washington, Kehinde Baker Fann, Emilio Barreto, Olufemi Mitchell and others. Beautiful bata/guiro recording, mostly African American musicians, just out from NYC.

Los Ases (Aces) de la Timba
Pedro Pablo bass, Mandy Cantero, Tirso Duarte, and Michel Maza singing, with Jorge Torres "Papiosko" on congas. Great timba, with singers taken from several top timba bands in Cuba.

Los Naranjos de Cienfuegos
Mi son tiene piel morena
Outstanding son group from Cienfuegos. When I saw them in Cuba in 1990, one of the musicians was 86 and had been playing with the group for 70 years!

Pupy y los que Son Son
Mi Timba Cerra
El Buenagente
2 great timba recordings, bien sabrosos, some of the coros will hook you.

Los Rumberos de Cuba
Habana de mi Corazon
Rumba/guarapachangueo, some songs are a little too busy in the percussion, others (El Profanador) are killer guarapachangueo de cajones. Great young singer Jesus Lorenzo Peñalver "Cusito".

Mayito Rivera
Llego la Hora
Fantastic salsa/timba from Mayito. Check out the beautiful interaction between Samuel Formell on trap drums and Papacho on congas on Musica and Llego la Hora, a new sound.




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Postby tamboricua » Wed Oct 03, 2007 4:15 pm

Tonio wrote:BTW what is a guapeos and culo e' puya?

T

Tonio,

Culo e' puya is an Afro-Venezuelan drum. Known also as Tambores Redondos. Very popular in Barlovento and Curiepe areas of Venezuela.

Hope this helps!!!

Saludos,

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Postby Tonio » Wed Oct 03, 2007 6:48 pm

Gracias Jorge !! yes that does help.

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Postby afrocubarico » Mon Oct 08, 2007 7:47 pm

Hey guys,
I just finished listening to a beautiful solo from Mongo Santamaria on a tune called Tumbao from the album, Latino con Cal Tjader on the Fantasy label. The solo is not complex or flashy but it is sweeeet! Great tune for practicing. Highly recommended.

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Postby 35-1169065824 » Tue Oct 09, 2007 2:56 am

I'm listening to Harry Conick Jr. Nice Music...The conga's are doing it's job<whomever is playin them> "LeSS iS MoRe"...Peace



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Postby ralph » Wed Oct 10, 2007 2:51 pm

Rumberos de Cuba-- Habana de Mi Corazon (a real treat)

La Ritmo Oriental- "La Ritmo Te Esta Llamando" (another beautiful offering from one of the best songo/charanga groups of all time, if not the best)
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Postby caballoballo » Wed Oct 10, 2007 4:29 pm

Ray Barreto, a Son Montuno name Invitacion Al Son. I love that slow tempo while playing Bongos because every filling has to be on a precise point & of a certain lenght.
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Postby Charangaman » Tue Nov 06, 2007 12:58 pm

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Postby Charangaman » Tue Nov 06, 2007 1:00 pm

Anything on... http://www.vampisoul.com/

And check out "Oh Kuri" on.. http://www.myspace.com/alexwilsonpiano
It's a sick tabla/bollywood/son montuno mash-up!
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Postby ralph » Tue Nov 06, 2007 1:26 pm

Oba Ilu....

"Songs for the Orishas"

Steve Berrios Y Son Bacheche
"First World"

(what an amazing album, it runs the gamut, from palo to rumba to latin jazz, to straight ahead jazz)
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Postby Vintage 1976 » Sat Nov 10, 2007 7:54 am

Listening to a mix of "Montvale Rumba" , Pedro Martinez's "Slave To Africa" and Luisito Quintero's "Percussion Madness."
"Once again you hear the sound of the drums...you love it 'cause it's straight from the slums."
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Postby JohnnyConga » Sun Nov 11, 2007 12:32 am

Grupo Clave y Guagaunco, Rumba All Stars, HavanaNrg, Panchito, Blanco y Negro and many more NEW bands, coming out of Cuba and Europe. . . .chek my radio show-AL LADO LATINO on saturdays at 6pm. Pacific time USA . .today my co-host Patty Fong sits in for me.It's online at www.kbcs.fm. . . .Johnny Conga. . . :D
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Postby tocandorumba » Sun Nov 11, 2007 5:03 am

Isaac Delgado's "En Primera Plana rarely leaves the CD player. Also listening to one of my bands performance recordings.

New Orleans style brass bands, too- like Youngblood Brass Band. Check out their cover of Michael Jackson's "Human Nature."

Also, received my DVD's of Juan Carlos Alfonso y su Dan Den from descarga.com. Check out their album,"Pasion." I like the cut "Aprende Que No Soy Eterno ."
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Postby Vintage 1976 » Sun Nov 11, 2007 6:26 am

tocandorumba wrote:New Orleans style brass bands,

Love that ****, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Rebirth Brass Band.

Listen and you'll hear that "Mozambique" among some other clave influenced stuff. Gotta love Nowlins!
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