Search - Spyro Gyra :: Carnaval

Track Listings (8) - Disc #1
1. Cafe Amore - Spyro Gyra, Catallo, Chet
2. Dizzy - Spyro Gyra, Konikoff, Eli
3. Awakening - Spyro Gyra, Wall, Jeremy
4. Cashaça - Spyro Gyra, Beckenstein, Jay
5. Foxtrot - Spyro Gyra, Beckenstein, Jay
6. Sweet and Savvy - Spyro Gyra, Schuman, Tom
7. Bittersweet - Spyro Gyra, Beckenstein, Jay
8. Carnaval - Spyro Gyra, Wall, Jeremy

CD Details

All Artists: Spyro Gyra
Title: Carnaval
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Mca
Release Date: 10/25/1990
Genre: Jazz
Styles: Jazz Fusion, Smooth Jazz
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 076732166321

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CD Reviews

Happy Sounds!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Chris Covais | New York | 08/06/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"This is hardly a "must listen" to album, but after you've closely analized Spyro Gyra all the way through, give this a listen for fun. The sounds are so bright and happy. The opener, Cafe Amore, is your classic 1980's Spyro Gyra opener. I'm comparing it to Stories Without Words's opener, in 1987. Cool, comb, on fire, and all around, musical. The cd dips down then up again with songs like Cachaca, Fox Trot, and Sweet N' Savvy. By the way, Sweet N' Savvy is an excellent piece. Perhaps the best track on the album. From the beginning, you think it's gonna be a boring ballad, but then it kind of gets hip. But it's not until Eli Konicoffs drum beat starts the new rhythm and Spyro's off on it's way. The cd ends with the brightest most melodic song ever! Carnaval, the title track. This is curtainly a "fun" album, and if you got taste and are willing to keep your mind open about the music, you'll love this cd."

Great Album!!!

Ben | The Caves Of Altamira | 11/22/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I don't know how to express how truly great this album is! I can't believe that there were parts of it I didn't like at some stage in time!

Fantastic!

Don't worry about anything - just buy this album, and listen to it every sunny friday afternoon!!"