Paquito D'Rivera - Seresta

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Dizzy Gillespie And The United Nation Orchestra.Live at The Royal Festival Hall, London. Dizzy was 72 at the time of this concert which would put this recording at 1989, or so. He stills plays the trumpet with such fervour and passion! Dizzy still lives on. Enjoy.
Track listing:
Tin Tin Deo
Seresta-Carmen
And Then She Stopped
Tanga
Kush
Dizzy Shells
A Night In Tunisia
Personnel: Dizzy Gillespie, trumpet
Paquito D'Rivera, alto sax/clarinet
Slide Hampton, trombone
James Moody, alto & tenor sax/flute
Airto Moreira, percussion
Flora Purim, vocals
Arturo Sandoval, trumpet/piccolo trumpet/fluegelhorn
Ignacio Berroa, drums
Ed Cherry, guitar
Giovanni Hidalgo, congas/percussion
John Lee, bass
Danilo Perez, piano
Mario Rivera, tenor & soprano sax
Claudio Roditi, trumpet
Steve Turre, shells.

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Комментарии : 32

@nathleflutiste 8 лет назад

When you read the artists name James Moody, Arturo Sandoval , Mario Rivera Dizzy Gillespie just here for the accompaniment, it's just crazy ! Normally, you would expect one solo from each one of them.

@Carlosiemon 5 лет назад

Awsome.....!!!

@vivianavelasquez6884 3 года назад

💙

@tsunekotsuneo 13 лет назад

Paquito is the best clarinet player i've ever seen... The original take of paquito and Michel Camilo is extremely good... Danilo's piano playing is also awfully cool!!

@vivianavelasquez6884 3 года назад

¡Qué bello ensamble! ... . 2:20 Máster @daniloperez 🎹🎼👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 🇵🇦🇨🇴

@Carlangas287 14 лет назад

musicos latinos un orgullo pa todos nosotrossssssss muy buenos temas y muy buena musicaaaaaaa

@marthadeotero 13 лет назад

Excellent version of "Seresta", Venezuelan Waltz composed by Haward Levy and Manfredo Fest.

@LudoBeckers 11 лет назад

composed by Howard Levy & Mafredo Fest. 1st version appeared on UFOTOFU-cd by Bela Fleck and the Flecktones.

@luchadorito 5 лет назад

Ludo Beckers Jesus Christ thank you so much, I was looking for some info for ages

@radio.m.i.x 5 месяцев назад

Paquito recorded and released the song on Explosion album in 1986. The BFFT album version was released in 1992.

@LudoBeckers 5 месяцев назад

@@radio.m.i.x thanks for rectifying. BTW I always wondered if M.Fest and H.Levy ever recorded it together. If so, that would likely be the very first version then?

@flamingspinach 14 лет назад

@ludobeckers Oh, you're right. At least, Levy claims so in an interview, and no reason to doubt him :)

@flamingspinach 14 лет назад

@jcocupa parece que fue compuesta por Manfredo Fest.

@Thiago21197 5 лет назад

Gênio!

@sean33313 14 лет назад

@nakanevis its a written solo

@elenashevchenko8459 4 месяца назад

The BEST!!!

@DiegoRojasVsaxo 11 лет назад

Excellent!!

@jcocupa 14 лет назад

@nakanevis

@PraxisScream 14 лет назад

@nakanevis Howard Levy and Marcelo Fest are the authors. Bela Fleck plays it, and there's a nice version by the Rosenberg Trio as well

@flamingspinach 14 лет назад

@nakanevis Seems to be Manfredo Fest, according to the liner notes for the album "UFO Tofu" by Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, which includes a harmonica arrangement of the tune.

@mexijew 14 лет назад

@nakanevis Hello, The song's name is Sureña, by Arturo Sandoval. Arturo plays it in piano

@LowReedExpert1 11 лет назад

Where in the world can I find this music?! I've been searching for hours. Can anyone help me?

@juancho661 13 лет назад

Impressive, the pianist Be-Bops are said in the right spots..

@jazztrump9 14 лет назад

@nakanevis the song is Seresta:Samba for Carmen and I believe it was composed by Hank Levy although it is credited to Paquito D'Rivera as well so i suspect he did some of the arranging. It would make sense since paquito plays the clarinet solo and is featured in the tune so he probably had a say in what was written. Hank Levy also did a lot of writing for the kenton band. I think he wrote pegesus for kenton as well.

@radio.m.i.x Год назад

Samba for Carmen is another song. it was written by Paquito and was played right after this song.