maestro, tenia un disco tuyo con el que pude mostrar algunas cosas pero echo de menos que en la red se encuentre tu música

beautiful composition, beautifully played! Parabéns!

One of my fave song of all time. A beautiful tune by Jaco Pastorius, bassgod, featured in his debut album.
here's my tribute, my version of the song.

Enjoy the song. viva la Jaco!!

Continuum (Jaco Pastorius)

The greatest from Chicago’s legendary and joyous slide guitar master.  Without a drop of slickness, Hound Dog’s electrified sound was totally raw, rocking and rhythmic, and his live shows with the HouseRockers were raucous, rowdy affairs.  Armed only with a cheap Japanese guitar, and backed by just a drum set and a second guitar, he won a fanatic worldwide following that still loves his music over 40 years later.  Give Me Back My Wig and She’s Gone are now considered blues classics, and this long-playing set (over 72 minutes) also includes Don’t Blame Me, available for the first time digitally.  Hound Dog summarized his music this way: “When I die, they’ll say ‘He couldn’t play shit, but he sure made it sound good.”

The Best of Hound Dog Taylor

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Hound Dog Taylor - Give Me Back My Wig

New Ep Sonido Trascendental came out on 13th of October 2014.
Enjoy 3 Titles of the new EP here on Soundcloud!
To purchase entire digital version please check it out in Bandcamp: 
http://santiagodownbeatskajazz.bandcamp.com/album/sonido-trascendental-2

Santiago Downbeat Ska Jazz - Sonido Trascendental - 02 Mr. Lee

Recife teus lindos jardins, recebem a brisa que vem do alto mar
Recife teu céu tão bonito, tem noites de lua pra gente cantar...!
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JOÃO GILBERTO | Recife, Cidade Lendária

In Paris: The Definitive ORTF Recording captures jazz guitar legend Wes Montgomery on his only tour of Europe on the night of March 27, 1965 at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris, France. The first official release of this legendary concert, In Paris is being released in partnership with the Institutnational de l'audiovisuel (INA) with remastered, high-resolution audio transferred directly from the original tape reels. The concert was organized by jazz producer and impresario Alan Bates to the great delight of European audiences who had long wanted to see Wes perform live, but his severe fear of flying had kept him in the states. Featuring an all-star band with pianist Harold Mabern, bassist Arthur Harper and drummer Jimmy Lovelace, with special guest tenor saxophonist Johnny Griffin, the deluxe 2CD set includes an extensive 32-page booklet with stunning archival photos taken at the concert from famed music photographer Jean-Pierre Leloir; essays from historian and director of operations in jazz studies at Rutgers University, Vincent Pelote, Resonance producer Zev Feldman and associate producer Pascal Rozat from INA; plus interviews with pianist Harold Mabern, renowned guitarist Russell Malone and more.

In Paris: The Definitive ORTF Recording

Wes Montgomery "Impressions" [In Paris: The Definitive ORTF Recording]

Hottentot - A Go Go - John Scofield

ANDRES BEEUWSAERT  acoustic piano, voice, keyboards, Glockenspiel, guitar
JUAN PABLO DI LEONE picollo, flute & bass flute
FERNANDO SILVA cello, bass
SANTIAGO SEGRET bandoneon

guest:
GABRIEL GROSSI harmonica (11)
LOLI MOLINA voice (6)
PABLO PASSINI guitar, voice (11)
RAMIRO NASELLO flugelhorn (2,11)

Produced and arranged by Andrés Beeuwsaert
Recorded October 2010 by Juan Belvis at Los Elefantes Studio, Bs As, Argentine
Mixed by Andres Beeuwsaert at NSB Studio
Mastered at Steps Ahead Sound Mastering by Gustavo Fourcade

Released Dec 12, 2012
Céleste Co. Ltd

03 Chorinho (Lyle Mays)

07 Milonga Gris (Carlos Aguirre)

The Postmarks - Dreamer (astrud gilberto)

Delve into duende – the emotional fire and stamp of modern flamenco on this Rough Guide. Pay homage to the living flamenco tradition with the guitars of Son De La Frontera and the legendary voice of Carmen Linares, before discovering contemporary twists from the likes of Lenacay, and Ladino innovator Yasmin Levy.

For more information: www.worldmusic.net/flamenco

THE ROUGH GUIDE TO FLAMENCO

From Israel to the Camargue, and from Barcelona to North Africa, flamenco forms and fusions are enchanting the faithful and converting new audiences.

Lenacay – born out of the disbanding of hip-hop flamenco innovators Ojos de Brujo in 2011 – seems to spin almost out of control with their fusions of bulerías, tangos, rumbas and soleas with Balkan, Latin and Indian music as well as club rhythms like dubstep and drum & bass, but are centered by flamenco. La Xula, who play sultry, avant-garde flamenco seduce by stealth.

Jerusalem-born Yasmin Levy brings her distinctive Ladino Jewish tradition to flamenco. While hers seems like a new branch, you might equally say she is rediscovering a forgotten strand of the roots of flamenco. Martirio, from Huelva, takes the sound forward through jazz treatments, and is equally at ease with tango, son and guaracha. ‘Fandangos’ plays off a moody midnight swing piano against her soaring flamenco vocal line.

Spanish label Nuevos Medios, sometimes referred to as the ‘Tamla Motown of flamenco’ is the home of Moorish-Cuban guitar quintet Son de la Frontera, flute and saxophone virtuoso (and Chick Corea collaborator) Jorge Pardo and Tomasa Guerrero Carrasco aka La Macanita, a singer who has stayed faithful to the gypsy cante style typical of her home town, Jerez de la Frontera.

These artists and the likes of Carlos Piñana, Londro, Carmelita Montoya and Carmen Linares are only ‘conservative’ in the sense that they embrace and nurture the ineffable, intangible quality of Andalusian flamenco: all are respected live performers, and bring that experience to their passionate, genre-expanding recordings.

Flamenco has a reputation for angst but with Mayte Martín’s ‘Por La Mar Chica Del Puerto’ we discover its intimate side. Completely different, but also heart-felt, the Camargue-based Gitano Family turn even the gloomiest images into bittersweet country songs.

This Rough Guide to Flamenco also comes with a bonus disc, featuring the music of Buenos Aires-based Al Toque Flamenco.

Al Toque Flamenco: En Tres - taken from The Rough Guide To Flamenco

 How would a music sound if we could gather the most refined and beautiful South American traditions with jazz, classical colors and an open-minded fusion with no style?  
We would get Andres Beeuwsaert's music!
 As a matter of fact, with Andres Beeuwsaert's music, words are unnecessary and perhaps downgrading.
 Listening to his music, one could probably find some "touches" from artists such as Lyle Mays or Keith Jarret...but in his own South American way, Andres is always recreating music!!
 That's probably why Andres Beeuwsaert has already played with great musicians like Ivan Lins, Joe Lovano, Steve Khan, Hugo Fattoruso, Charly Garcia, Pedro Aznar (ex-musician of the Pat Metheny Group), Mono Fontana, David Lebon, Fats Fernandez, the Brazilian singer Tati Parra, guitarist Yotam Silberstein, Leo Genovese & Javier Malosetti, among many others.
 Nevertheless, Andres Beeuwsaert is not just a great pianist, but a composer of sublime and captivating masterpieces. And he also performs some of the best compositions of Lyle Mays, Dino Saluzzi, Carlos Aguirre, Hugo Fattoruso, Eduardo Mateo, Léa Freire, Claus Ogerman, Mário Laginha, Javier Cornejo, and Simón Díaz 

07 Milonga Gris (Carlos Aguirre)

Andrés Beeuwsaert

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