- Renewal
- Hi-Fly
- Trancedance
- Para Que Niegas
- I Remember Tito
- The Grand Canyon Suite: Sunset/On the Trail
- 'Round About Midnight
- Iberian Interlude
- Fever
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Ray Barretto & New World Spirit Primary Artist
Los Papines Primary Artist,Guest Artist
James Moody Primary Artist,Guest Artist,Flute,Sax (Alto)
Johannes Weidenmueller Bass
Vince Cherico Drums
John Bailey Trumpet
Bobby Sanabria Percussion
Adam Kolker Sax (Tenor),Sax (Soprano)
John Di Martino Piano
Bernie Hanighen Composer
Eddie Cooley Composer
Jean-Jacques Pussiau Producer
John Davenport Composer
Joseph Marciano Mixing,Engineer
Nick Prout Mastering
Ray Barretto Mixing,Composer,Producer,Liner Notes
Randy Weston Composer
Thelonious Monk Composer
Monty Alexander Composer
Cootie Williams Composer
Adam Kolker Arranger
Daniel Richard Executive Producer
John Di Martino Arranger
Ray Barretto & New World Spirit Performer
Ferde Grofe Composer
Lourdes Delgado Photography


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Overview
Conga player Ray Barretto's Trancedance is hardly a typical Latin affair, as the music is extremely wide-ranging, including 20th century classical works, classic jazz works from several decades, a pop hit, and originals by the leader. His core band consists of trumpeter John Bailey, pianist John Di Martino, saxophonist Adam Kolker, bassist Gregg August, and drummer Vince Cherico. Di Martino's intricate scoring of Monty Alexander's "Renewal" (incorporating several guest Latin percussionists plus James Moody's magical flute) is the perfect opener, followed by a similar lineup tackling the pianist's brisk arrangement of Randy Weston's "Hi-Fly." Kolker's inventive take of Thelonious Monk's "'Round About Midnight" may be the most innovative since George Russell's famous recording of "'Round Midnight" on the Riverside release Ezz-Thetics. Kolker's intriguing approach to two segments of The Grand Canyon Suite ("Sunset" and "On the Trail") find him interweaving his soprano sax with Moody's flute, while the Latin percussion fits right in with the loping gait of the donkeys in "Sunset." Kolker switches to tenor sax for a rather brisk rendition of "On the Trail." Transforming Peggy Lee's hit "Fever" into a Latin setting makes it even more sensuous, particularly with his come-hither soprano sax. All of Barretto's originals also merit praise, especially his tribute to the late conga player Tito Puente, who helped put the instrument on the map in jazz. This is easily one of Ray Barretto's best all-around recordings. ~ Ken Dryden
Product Details
Release Date: | 08/28/2001 |
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Label: | CIRCULAR MOVES |
UPC: | 0016728700825 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Ray Barretto Primary Artist,Congas,VocalsRay Barretto & New World Spirit Primary Artist
Los Papines Primary Artist,Guest Artist
James Moody Primary Artist,Guest Artist,Flute,Sax (Alto)
Johannes Weidenmueller Bass
Vince Cherico Drums
John Bailey Trumpet
Bobby Sanabria Percussion
Adam Kolker Sax (Tenor),Sax (Soprano)
John Di Martino Piano
Technical Credits
Orlando Cachao ComposerBernie Hanighen Composer
Eddie Cooley Composer
Jean-Jacques Pussiau Producer
John Davenport Composer
Joseph Marciano Mixing,Engineer
Nick Prout Mastering
Ray Barretto Mixing,Composer,Producer,Liner Notes
Randy Weston Composer
Thelonious Monk Composer
Monty Alexander Composer
Cootie Williams Composer
Adam Kolker Arranger
Daniel Richard Executive Producer
John Di Martino Arranger
Ray Barretto & New World Spirit Performer
Ferde Grofe Composer
Lourdes Delgado Photography
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