Cal Tjader Quintet - Sona Libre (1963/2016) [Official Digital Download > HDTT - DXD 24/352]

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Cal Tjader Quintet - Sona Libre (1963/2016) [Official Digital Download > HDTT - DXD 24/352]

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Cal Tjader - Soña Libré (1963/2016)
FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/352,8 kHz | Time - 39:16 minutes | 2,2 GB
or FLAC (tracks) 24-bit/96 kHz | Time - 39:16 minutes | 788 MB
Studio Master, Official Digital Download | Artwork: Front + PDF

There are 3 compositions of Cal Tjader on this album, a Bill Fitch and another signed by Lonnie Hewitt with whom he previously worked. The Invitation title is a cover that Cal Tjader had already adapted in 1956 on the Latin album Kick. It is a title that is also found on compilations. Clare Fischer performs on this album Soña Libré his first recording with organ, it uses a Hammond B-3 organ. My reverie is a theme rearranged to Latin jazz sauce from a song by Claude Debussy, dating from the nineteenth century. Insight is a frenzied mambo by the sacred fire of rhythm and percussion. Bill Fitch is mostly known for his solo conga this title "Insight" that he composed, but it is also a bongo player (bongoceros) that are found on other albums of different artists. Manhã de Carnaval, song and Bonfá Luiz Antonio Maria is considered the United States as one of the most important Brazilian songs jazz / bossa nova and who installed the Bossa Nova jazz as current on the late 1950. "Manhã de Carnaval" became a jazz standard, including the United States, which continues to be consistently interpreted and rearranged by a wide variety of musicians in the world both in his vocals as its instrumental version.