Track Listings (8) - Disc #1| All Artists: Mark Weinstein Title: Latin Jazz Underground Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label: Zoho Music Release Date: 5/13/2014 Genres: Jazz, Latin Music Style: Latin Jazz Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1 UPC: 880956140322 |
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Mark Weinstein has distinguished himself over the — course of a long career going back to the 60s as — a prolific, accomplished performer with a special — affinity for Latin jazz. — A collaboration with acclaimed rising star p... more » |
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Mark Weinstein has distinguished himself over the
course of a long career going back to the 60s as
a prolific, accomplished performer with a special
affinity for Latin jazz.
A collaboration with acclaimed rising star pianistcomposer-
arranger Aruán Ortiz, this adventurous
outing organically blends a free jazz sensibility
with a churning Afro-Cuban undercurrent.
With Gerald Cleaver supplying the free drumming
element, Havana-born percussion master Román
Diaz fueling the clave groove, and bassist Rashaan
Carter providing an open-ended free jazz pulse,
Weinstein and Ortiz practice an intriguing
juxtaposition between discipline and the freedom
principle on this stirring experiment.
course of a long career going back to the 60s as
a prolific, accomplished performer with a special
affinity for Latin jazz.
A collaboration with acclaimed rising star pianistcomposer-
arranger Aruán Ortiz, this adventurous
outing organically blends a free jazz sensibility
with a churning Afro-Cuban undercurrent.
With Gerald Cleaver supplying the free drumming
element, Havana-born percussion master Román
Diaz fueling the clave groove, and bassist Rashaan
Carter providing an open-ended free jazz pulse,
Weinstein and Ortiz practice an intriguing
juxtaposition between discipline and the freedom
principle on this stirring experiment.