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Song for Chico

Song for Chico

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Song for Chico  (Audio CD) 
by Arturo O'Farrill

 
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Product Details
Audio CD Release Date:April 08, 2008
Studio:Zoho Music
Orchestra:The Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra
Number Of Discs:1
Average Customer Rating: based on 6 reviews

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Average Customer Review:5.0 ( 6 customer reviews )
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:


5A Classic Approach Made Contemporary  May 16, 2008 By Porterfiend
By now, Arturo O'Farrill has his own following, not just those who are interested in the popular "guests" he has had on previous work. His piano range is wide, both in style and technique. This album showcases his arranging and leadership talent, as well. Anyone who enjoys the rhythms of Afro-Cuban music will appreciate the tight style of the Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra that makes just listening without moving to the beat almost impossible. A deft mix of old and new tunes, including the title homage to his father, Chico, who was such a force in bring this music to the USA over half a century ago. The update on the classic "Caravan" makes a great start for the CD. Don't miss his "Picadillo", the best version since Cal Tjader's. Here's hoping that this proves the springboard for greater recognition and success.

5 of 5 found the following review helpful:


5Stunning - truly stunning  May 19, 2008 By Kevin S. Goff
I have a rather large "desert-island" collection of jazz CDs - but if I could only take one, it might be this one.

I heard the first track ("Caravan") on the radio one night, and immediately bought the CD. The song nearly blew my speakers out, the playing is so adventurous.

I'm not going to give any more details - just trust me, if you love jazz, you will surely love this absolute gem of a record. Although the sound is very different, this reminds me of listening to Cannonball (i.e., the big bold "knock-em dead" sound.)

I hope Mr. O'Farrill gets to read this review someday....you and your Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra have created something I'll be listening to for a long, long time. Five stars and the mere 17 dollars I paid, doesn't do enough justice, so all I can say to anyone reading this....BUY THIS CD!

Kevin

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5An old DJ's observations  May 04, 2009 By sam
In an earlier life I was a "DJ" and acquired an appreciation for a variety of music forms. The intrigue of jazz stuck. This is a CD well worth the listen. The rendition of Caravan and Cuban Blues are the highlights from my perspective. The restraint of the trombones in Caravan is as controlled as I have ever heard it, and Cuban Blues is as pensive as one could imagine.

This talented musician wants to credit his genetics (Chico O'Farrill was genius in his own right), But I'll assert he has his own style and persuasion that is addictive, to say the least.

It is a no brainer to see how this CD was awarded a Grammy.

1 of 1 found the following review helpful:


5My favorite Latin jazz album to date  Jan 14, 2011 By Brandon Murphy
This is easily My favorite Latin jazz album to date. 'The Journey' is such a beautiful ballad and is my favorite track. They are all amazing however.

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5Great album!  Sep 16, 2009 By Noah Harmon
I didn't know much about his music when I bought this album - what an array of sound! He really captures stylistic diversity within the larger scope of Latin arrangements. O'Farrill/ Prieta / Seeley - don't stop!

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