Track Listings (12) - Disc #1| All Artists: Cachao Title: Master Session 1 Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Sony Original Release Date: 7/19/1994 Release Date: 7/19/1994 Genres: International Music, Jazz, Latin Music Styles: Caribbean & Cuba, Cuba, Latin Jazz, Latin Pop, Tropical, Salsa Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 074646432020 |
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Cuban bassist, composer, and bandleader Israel "Cachao" Lopez embodies the history of modern Cuban music. In the late 1930s, he and his brother Orestes, a pianist and composer, reworked the old danzon and created the revol... more » |
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Amazon.com Cuban bassist, composer, and bandleader Israel "Cachao" Lopez embodies the history of modern Cuban music. In the late 1930s, he and his brother Orestes, a pianist and composer, reworked the old danzon and created the revolutionary mambo. By the time the world was catching up to it, 20 years later, he was on to another innovation, leading descargas, Latin jam sessions. He has anchored nearly every significant group in Latin music in the U.S. over the past 35 years, from Machito to Gloria Estefan. Master Sessions, released in 1994 and featuring a superb cast including reedman Paquito D'Rivera, percussionist Francisco Aguabella, flutist Nestor Torres, and timbalero Orestes Vilato, represented Cachao's long overdue rediscovery. The program includes danzones, decargas, rumbas, and even an Ernesto Lecuona piece. The music here is as down-home wise and deceptively simple as the man at the bottom of it. Musical lessons are rarely as rich and delightful. --Fernando Gonzalez Similar CDs
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CD ReviewsEssential latin music Marcos | California, USA | 02/25/2005 (5 out of 5 stars) "This CD should be in the collection of every latin music lover. It should be a required study material for those who want to make salsa. No, it's not salsa but rather father mambo, mother guajirra, aunt descarga, and grandma rumba. The musician lineup is spectacular including Jimmy Bosch(trombone) and Nestor Torres(flute). And all of these under the man who created mambo and descarga. Cachao masterfully utilizes the skills of these experts to redo some of his old songs, and perform new ones. Unfortunately the complexities in the music can only be heard in a high end sound system, so don't buy this CD to listen to it while you drive to your favorite latin club, unless you own a Benz. Another detail that makes it different is that the songs flow for as long as they must rather than be rushed to the four minute industry standard. For those who are only aquainted with modern latin music, expect the same instrumentation as Salsa, but with a more classical feel where vocals come second to the instruments. After listening to this CD you will be able to dissect most Salsa and further understand where it falls stylistically." Some of the very best cuban music ever Carlos E. Castro | Northern California, United States | 10/14/2003 (5 out of 5 stars) "The quality of the sound and the magical expertise of some of the best musicians from Cuba come together in this album. This is what we call "the real thing"... as real and as good as it can possibly be... This is definitely a must have album for anyone, like me, who treasures the tropical music of the Caribbean and Latin America. I also recommend the Volume II of the Master Sessions just as highly. These are some of the best collector's CD's money can buy... If it was possible, I would give it six stars out of five!" A great Latin jazz album M. H. Bayliss | 02/18/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "First of all, I love the bass. Second of all, I love Latin music and Latin jazz. Well, that means that his album is one of my all time favorites -- it swings! Not only is every track great, the recording is very high quality and will highlight any audiophile system. I have scores of great Latin music, but this is one of the CDs I keep coming back to time after time. Israel Lopez is one of the world's greatest living bass players (his nickname is Cachao) -- I've been meaning to buy volume 2 as well which should be just as good. This one is a winner."
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