Esperanza Spalding Junjo 2006 Ayva Music
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Esperanza Spalding - Junjo
Артист: Esperanza Spalding
Альбом: Junjo, 2006
Издатель: Ayva Music / 1
Жанр: Jazz
Формат файла: Ape*cue*Log
Ссылка: CD 84 clicks
Нахождение: eDonkey/Torrent
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Junjo boasts an unusual format: A young American woman playing bass and singing wordless vocals with the accompaniment of a Cuban pianist and drummer. But 22-year-old Esperanza Spalding, an Oregon native who teaches at Boston's Berklee College of Music, is so confident in her multiple roles (she also produced the album, released on a Spanish label) and the music goes down so easily, all awareness of her band's makeup quickly fades. With their lighter-than-air quality, the tunes sometimes recall early Return to Forever (an association underlined by the inclusion of a Chick Corea composition) and her playing boasts the warm, richly amplified quality favored by many young bassists. But with pianist Aruan Ortiz stretching and shaping the melodies, Junjo is winningly personal. In addition to several originals by Spalding, alone or in collaboration with Ortiz or her drummer, Francisco Mela, it includes a smart and playful reworking of Jimmy Rowles' classic, "The Peacocks." --Lloyd Sachs


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1. The Peacocks. . . .7:56
2. Loro. . . . . . . .5:06
3. Humpty Dumpty . . .5:51
4. Mompouana . . . . .7:51
5. Perazuan. . . . . .3:39
6. Junjo . . . . . . .5:13
7. Cantora De Yala . .4:55
8. Two Bad . . . . . .6:59
9. Perazela. . . . . . . .

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Editorial Reviews

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Junjo boasts an unusual format: A young American woman playing bass and singing wordless vocals with the accompaniment of a Cuban pianist and drummer. But 22-year-old Esperanza Spalding, an Oregon native who teaches at Boston's Berklee College of Music, is so confident in her multiple roles (she also produced the album, released on a Spanish label) and the music goes down so easily, all awareness of her band's makeup quickly fades. With their lighter-than-air quality, the tunes sometimes recall early Return to Forever (an association underlined by the inclusion of a Chick Corea composition) and her playing boasts the warm, richly amplified quality favored by many young bassists. But with pianist Aruan Ortiz stretching and shaping the melodies, Junjo is winningly personal. In addition to several originals by Spalding, alone or in collaboration with Ortiz or her drummer, Francisco Mela, it includes a smart and playful reworking of Jimmy Rowles' classic, "The Peacocks." --Lloyd Sachs


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1. The Peacocks 7:56
2. Loro 5:06
3. Humpty Dumpty 5:51
4. Mompouana 7:51
5. Perazuán 3:39
6. Junjo 5:13
7. Cantora De Yala 4:55
8. Two Bad 6:59
9. Perazela




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