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Oscar Alemán Y Los Cinco Caballeros, 1965 :
1. Guitarra Salvaje (Crazy Rhythm)
2. Oye Negro
3. Muchacho Chino (China Boy)
4. Murmullo De Pájaros (Lullaby Of Birdland)
5. Bésame Mucho
6. Lembrança
7. Caminos Cruzados
8. En Un Pueblecito Espańol (In A Little Spanish Town)
9. Llévame Volando A La Luna (Fly Me To The Moon)
10. Rosa Madreselva (Honeysuckle Rose)
11. Eso Que Llaman Amor (What Is This Thing Called Love).
Oscar Alemán, Dernier Enregistrement Studio, 1975 :
1. Vestido De Bolero
2. De Buen Humor (In The Mood)
3. Tengo Ritmo (I Got Rhythm)
4. Saudade De Bahia
5. Tono No.1
6. Para Mi Eres Divina (Bei Mir, Bist Du Schön)
7. Caravana
8. La Banda De Alejandro (Alexander’s Ragtime Band)
1. Guitarra Salvaje (Crazy Rhythm)
2. Oye Negro
3. Muchacho Chino (China Boy)
4. Murmullo De Pájaros (Lullaby Of Birdland)
5. Bésame Mucho
6. Lembrança
7. Caminos Cruzados
8. En Un Pueblecito Espańol (In A Little Spanish Town)
9. Llévame Volando A La Luna (Fly Me To The Moon)
10. Rosa Madreselva (Honeysuckle Rose)
11. Eso Que Llaman Amor (What Is This Thing Called Love).
Oscar Alemán, Dernier Enregistrement Studio, 1975 :
1. Vestido De Bolero
2. De Buen Humor (In The Mood)
3. Tengo Ritmo (I Got Rhythm)
4. Saudade De Bahia
5. Tono No.1
6. Para Mi Eres Divina (Bei Mir, Bist Du Schön)
7. Caravana
8. La Banda De Alejandro (Alexander’s Ragtime Band)
Artist:
Oscar Aleman
Title:
Buenos-Aires - 1965-1975
Label:
Fremeaux
Cat No:
FA5366
Format:
CD
Price £12.99
• The great Argentinian guitarist Oscar Aleman was influenced by both Latin American and swing music. As a child he worked as a street entertainer in Brazil but eventually found success in Europe, working for several years with Josephine Baker's troupe, recording with a variety of bands and becoming friends with Django Reinhardt . He returned to Argentina at the outbreak of war.
• These later Argentinian tracks include his very last recordings. On a mix of Brazilian and jazz standards his playing is as superbly inventive as ever
• These later Argentinian tracks include his very last recordings. On a mix of Brazilian and jazz standards his playing is as superbly inventive as ever
Reviews ForBuenos-Aires - 1965-1975
Jazz Journal - Bruce Crowther
Throughout, the guitarist is in good form, is notably rhythmic, and his many solos are always interesting.,***
The Jazz Rag - Simon Spillett
one whihc will intrigue those keen to hear how the language of jazz was codified and localised away from America,
Jazz Journal - Bruce Crowther
Throughout the guitarist is in good form, is notably rhythmic, and his many solos are always interesting.,***
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