All Artists: Charlie Rouse Title: Brazil Members Wishing: 1 Total Copies: 0 Label: Knitting Factory Release Date: 6/13/2000 Genres: Jazz, Pop Style: Bebop Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 035828301121 |
Charlie Rouse Brazil Genres: Jazz, Pop
Featuring: Charlie Rouse, Ron Carter, Bernard Purdie, Claudio Roditi, Dom Salvador, Amaury Tristao Brazil possesses one of the richest musical cultures in the world. Musica Popular Brasileira, its highly sophisticated pop... more » | |
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Album Description Featuring: Charlie Rouse, Ron Carter, Bernard Purdie, Claudio Roditi, Dom Salvador, Amaury Tristao Brazil possesses one of the richest musical cultures in the world. Musica Popular Brasileira, its highly sophisticated pop music, is a potent, sensuous melange of historical influences. Its rhythmic vitality is derived from an exotic blend of native Indian rattlers, shakers and pan pipes; the hot, impassioned drumming of African Candomble rituals; and the languid, subtle Portuguese guitar. A passion for georgeous melodies, performed from the heart, has made this irresitible music internationally renowned. Rouse1s recognition within the jazz community attests to his meaningful contribution to the tradition. His playing on Brazil is characterized by clear, crisp, bouncy articulation; angular melodic style; and swinging phrasing. His improvisations are crystallized, elegant simplicity, pared down to essentials, somewhere between bop and mature swing. Band members are... Featuring: Charlie Rouse, Ron Carter, Bernard Purdie, Claudio Roditi, Dom Salvador, Amaury Tristao Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsUnderrated gem larddiet | S. Seaside Park | 02/23/2001 (4 out of 5 stars) "I take a star off only because I am still not used to what Charlie ROuse was trying to do. His goal on this recording was to bring the most creative musical minds of Brazil and New York together in whirlwind of mind blowing jazz. He pulled off his goal with his trademark solos he made famous as the forgotten sax player in Monks latter Quartet. A highly recommended slice of Bossa Nova twinged music. Buy it and give it a spin. In time you will find it will grow on you."
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