Ateneo de Caracas 16/03/2012 
Circulate(Juanma Trujillo)
Grabado en vivo en el Ateneo de Caracas el 16 de Marzo del 2012
credits
released 20 May 2012
Juanma Trujillo: Guitarra
Rafael Greco: Saxofón
Gonzalo Teppa: Contrabajo
José Núñez: Bateria

Circulate

Juanma Trujillo: Guitarras
José Ignacio Benítez: Poesía, Percusión
Rafael Greco: Saxo Tenor
Enrique Pérez Vivas: Bajo Eléctrico, Percusión
Carmela Ramírez: Voz
Simón Hernández: Batería, Percusión

Música: Enrique Pérez Vivas y Juanma Trujillo

Letra: José Ignacio Benítez

Grabado y Producido por El Regaño en La Madrigalera

Arte por "Los Primarios" Eduardo Quintero y Flores Soláno

El Regaño - La cabeza es de quién?

Artist: Luisito Quintero
Production: 3rd Element
Song: Otro Camino
Writers & Arranger: Rafael Grego
Produces: Luis "Redlouis" Rojas

NOMINATED AS BEST OF LATIN JAZZ ALBUN IN LATIN GRAMMY IN THE 15th EDITION !!!

Curious how a musician in midst of his career is referred to with a diminutive. As it sometime occurs, and in the case of Luisito Quintero, it is to differentiate from his father, Luis Quintero also percussionist of reputable standings. But the fact that Luisito has a well domain on his career, he will always be a boy who will never cease in the pursuit of excellence and innovation regardless the years accumulated in life.
3d Element is a perfect example of that incessant search. This time around, along with some of his Venezuelan musician friends who often accompany him in the New York scene, Luisito invites some of his older peers generation as well as new upcoming musicians, all of them making an excellent job in the Venezuelan musical media, with interesting results. The songs Los Gaiteros, Otro Camino and JoroTimbal are example to understand how a new dimension of rhythmic and melodic is being opened.
But the musical swing, doesn’t just go one way, the opposite is very interesting too. Rumba in San Agustin, written by the renown producer/musician Oscar Hernandez, homage to that popular Caracas neighborhood where so many of the great drummers of the past decades come from. Contrary to Alfredo Naranjo and Luisito himself who pays tribute to the great Pat Metheny on a song which bears his name. Nor can they ignore Luisito's mambo of the Mexican Julio Jauregui, and Nequin,in which, as a great closing party we have the duet of the two Luis’ on the timbales, father and son. Therefore I have no doubt when I say that this is the most comprehensive and ambitious CD Luisito has produced so far.
If you question yourself why in a city like New York where there are so many great drummers, the Venezuelan Luisito Quintero is the first reference for all musicians, whether its Jazz or Salsa, this production will answer your question.
 
Cesar Miguel Rondon

Otro Camino

La Cabeza Es De Quién

La Tijera

Paraguaná

Skating In Central Park

Parte del disco "Una a la vez", compuesta y arreglada por Rafael Greco. Ejecutada por él y por Victor Mestas, Lorenzo Barriendos, Steve Khan, Mark Walker, Nené Quintero y Guillermo Carrasco. Grabada por Phil Magnotti y Darío Peñaloza. Masterizada por Jesús Jiménez.

El Camino (Rafael Greco)

My buddy Richard Goodman lent me some sweet mics so I did this.
Piano, Pump Organ, Glock
Some tuning issues between pump organ and piano, because my pump organ is funky.
Long live Leonard Cohen!

Hallelujah (Leonard Cohen cover)

MANOLO 1979 A&M records,gary gazzaway,jorge fattoruso hugo fattoruso abe laboriel,manolo badrena drums vocal

07 Yana

MANOLO1979 A&M records maria de fatima vocal

Circulate

Rafael Greco T.

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