Al DiMeola. DiMeola Plays Piazzolla
Genre JAZZ
Styles Tango Contemporary Jazz Guitar Virtuoso
Review by Alex Henderson (AMG)
Latin music has been a strong influence on Al DiMeola since his early years, and in the '90s, he paid especially close attention to the music of Argentina. A welcome addition to his already impressive catalogue, DiMeola Plays Piazzola pays homage to the late Argentinean tango master Astor Piazzolla (whose distinctive and very poetic brand of romanticism was considered quite daring and radical in Argentina). It would have been easy for an artist to allow his own personality to become obscured when saluting Piazzola's legacy, but the charismatic DiMeola is too great an improvisor to let that happen. Though his reverence for Piazzola comes through loud and clear on these haunting classics, there's no mistaking the fact that this is very much an Al DiMeola project.
Tracks
1 Oblivión Piazzolla 6:01
2 Café 1930 Piazzolla 6:13
3 Tango Suite, Pt. 1 Piazzolla 8:49
4 Tango Suite, Pt. 3 Piazzolla 8:50
5 Verano Reflections DiMeola, Piazzolla 4:10
6 Night Club 1960 Piazzolla 5:44
7 Tango II Piazzolla 5:33
8 Bordel 1900 Piazzolla 4:30
9 Miloga del Angel Piazzolla 3:44
10 Last Tango for Astor DiMeola 6:20
Al DiMeola Guitar, Percussion, Arranger, Voices, Andean Pipe
Chris Carrington Guitar, Guitar (Classical)
Dino Saluzzi Bandoneon
Gumbi Oritz Percussion, Conga
Hernan Romero Keyboards, Voices, Charango
Arto Tuncboyaciyan Percussion, Voices
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