| 1. La La La - Jack Costanzo |
| 2. Sandunga - Dave Pike |
| 3. Mi Tumbao |
| 4. Sandra Malandra - Marlon Simon |
| 5. Herencia - Bobby Matos |
| 6. Oya Ye Ye - Snowboy |
| 7. Con Mi Guaguanco - Ray Armando |
| 8. Mujer Chicana - Jazz on the Latin Side All Stars |
| 9. Baldwin's Fire - Babatunde Lea |
| 10. Jonny's Bugalu |
| 11. Rimsky - Arturo Sandoval |
| 12. Obatalá |
Viva Cubop!, Vol. 2: Dance the Afro-Cuban Way,Various Artists,Cubop Records,Acid Jazz,Afro-Cuban Jazz,Bop,Cuban Jazz,Hard Bop,Jazz,Latin,Latin Jazz
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Viva Cubop!, Vol. 2: Dance the Afro-Cuban Way
Various Artists Manufacturer: Cubop Records ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00004XSKS Release Date: 2000-09-05 |
Tracks:
- La La La - Jack Costanzo
- Sandunga - Dave Pike
- Mi Tumbao
- Sandra Malandra - Marlon Simon
- Herencia - Bobby Matos
- Oya Ye Ye - Snowboy
- Con Mi Guaguanco - Ray Armando
- Mujer Chicana - Jazz on the Latin Side Allstars
- Baldwin's Fire - Babatunde Lea
- Jonny's Bugalu
- Rimsky - Arturo Sandoval
- Obatal
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This slamming compilation features Afro-Cuban jazz acts from the Cubop record label. A great introduction to this smart but sometimes overlooked label, Viva CuBop 2 showcases mostly previously released tunes that range from material with a strong percussion focus, such as Bobby Matos and Babatunde Lea, to energetic horn-driven tunes, like those of Arturo Sandoval, Jack Constanzo, and others. Of particular note is the Constanzo cut: the fine soloists keep the energy sky-high throughout, but vocalist Marilu is the gem that makes the tune shine and shimmer. While horns, piano, congas, timbales, and bongos are the usual percussive tools of the trade, the Dave Pike and Bobby Matos tracks both feature the vibraphone, which sounds right at home amid the typically raucous accompaniment. Viva CuBop 2 works for both the curious and the knowledgeable. It's a sweaty set that should get all but the dead out of their chairs and on to the dance floor. --Tad HendricksonCustomer Reviews:
Just *try* and sit still.......2002-04-05
Now, let me make something clear: I don't speak Spanish, know next to nothing about Latino music, and know even less about the Latin/Cuban jazz scene. That said, I really enjoy this cd. It runs the gamut from danceable jazz with a Latin edge, to more traditional rhythms that make this white girl want to swing a sexy samba.
Largely instrumental, it fully merits the "dance" in the title without ever becoming harsh or jarring -- assuming you don't have a problem with trumpet or bongo solos. Crank it up and salsa around your kitchen, or use it as background at your next dinner party. My ultimate judgement? If you have a soft spot for jazz, or have been flirting with the Latin dance scene, give this cd a try. It's a good time and a cross cultural experience, all thrown into one.
temendo disco..........2001-01-07
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