Manhattan Vibes
Manhattan Vibes
ASIN: B00005YMCC
Track Listings
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1. Flamingo Strut
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2. Pocket
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3. La Esencia Del Guanguanco
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4. Fool On The Hill
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5. C.R.@.S.H.
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6. Tango Fantasy In C
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7. Caravan
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8. Estate
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9. All The Things You Are
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10. Sweet
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Manhattan Vibes,Christos Rafalides' Manhattan Vibes with Randy Brecker,Khaeon,A mix of Latin, funk, jazz and African tribal grooves, by a trio led by young Greek-born vibe player Christos Rafalides,Afro-Cuban Jazz,Contemporary Jazz,Jazz,Jazz Music,Latin Jazz,Pop
Average customer rating:
- With a glowing endorsement from vibist Joe Locke . . .
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Manhattan Vibes
Christos Rafalides' Manhattan Vibes with Randy Brecker
Manufacturer: Khaeon
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Latin Music
| Styles
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Latin Pop
| Latin Music
| Styles
| Music
General
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
Latin Jazz
| Jazz
| Styles
| Music
ASIN: B00005YMCC
Release Date: 2002-02-19 |
Tracks:
- Flamingo Strut
- Pocket
- La Esencia Del Guanguanco
- Fool On The Hill
- C.R.@.S.H.
- Tango Fantasy In C
- Caravan
- Estate
- All The Things You Are
- Sweet
Customer Reviews:
With a glowing endorsement from vibist Joe Locke . . ........2005-01-31
. . . certainly one of the greatest vibraphonists ever, these guys get a huge initial boost. Locke calls them "the strongest vibes-based trio I've ever heard." Entirely deserved, from the evidence presented on this, their debut disc, I might add. They've also managed to snag Randy Brecker on trumpet and rising guitar star Vinny Valentino for several numbers.
Shifting easily between funk, Latin, bop, jazz beat, and beyond--sometimes within the same number (check out the astounding "La Essencia del Guanguanco")--these guys have a sound signature entirely their own: hip, fluid, drenched in the history of the music, but always searching and transformative, never static. Further proof: their jaw-dropping take on the Beatles' "Fool on the Hill" and Ellington's "Caravan"--barely recognizable and too cool for words.
A good deal of the credit must go to John Benitez, an absolute monster on acoustic and electric bass, and Steve Hass, who brings a punkish, David King-like jazz-trash sensibility to the proceedings--entirely apposite in this wildly eclectic setting.
Listen, these guys are the real deal. I expect to hear a lot more from them in the near future. Highest recommendation.
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