Label:Flying Dutchman – PG-111
Country:Japan
Used LP 1975
Disc:VG+/EX (great shape overall)
Jacket:VG+ (still in shrink but open, some slight staining near the opening, not bad condition overall) w/cap obi, insert
Gato Barbieri, a leading international jazz musician from Argentina. He moved to Europe in 1962 and formed a group with Don Cherry. From the late 1960s onwards, he released works reflecting his roots, and this album, released in 1971 by Flying Dutchman, coincides with that period. With two Latin percussionists, Naná Vasconcelos and Gene Golden, he expands his musical range by performing based on folklore and samba. The entire album is excellent, but highlights include "Bahia" which features Nana's berimbau and was also played by Coltrane, "El Dia Que Me Quieras" which truly embodies the fusion of black jazz and folk (traditional) music; and "El Arriero" a folklore classic known for Yupanqui. This is a rare shrink-wrapped CAP obi version.
アルゼンチンを代表する国際派ジャズミュージシャンGato Barbieri。62年にヨーロッパへ移住しドンチェリーと共にグループを結成、60年代後半からは自身のルーツを反映させた作品を発表、本作はその頃と重なる米Flying Dutchmanよりリリースの71年録音作品。Naná VasconcelosとGene Goldenといった二人のラテン・パーカショ二ストを従え自身の音楽の幅を広げるようにフォルクローレやサンバを素材にした楽曲を演っています。全編いいですがNanaのビリンバウも聴けるコルトレーンも演奏した”Bahia”、正にブラックジャズと民俗音楽が融合した趣きを感じさせる”El Dia Que Me Quieras”、Yupanquiで知られるフォルクローレ古典”El Arriero”はハイライト。あまり見かけないシュリンク付きCAP帯バージョン。
A1 - Tupac Amaru
A2 - Carnavalito
A3 - Falsa Bahiana
B1 - El Dia Que Me Quieras
B2 - El Arriero
B3 - Bahia
