Name: The Concord Jazz Heritage Series
Brand: Concord Jazz
SKU: 41269
Price: 11.78 USD
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The Concord Jazz Heritage Series

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Album: The Concord Jazz Heritage Series
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Sangria	More Info...
2)	Chiclete Com Banana	More Info...
3)	Bom Bom Bom Tchi Tchi Tchi	More Info...
4)	Funky Tamborim	More Info...
5)	Comecar De Novo	More Info...
6)	Come With Me	More Info...
7)	Euzinha	More Info...
8)	Bela Be Bela	More Info...
9)	Cry Me A River	More Info...
10)	I Can Do It	More Info...
11)	Nega	More Info...
12)	Eruption	More Info...

Album: The Concord Jazz Heritage Series
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Sangria	More Info...
2)	Chiclete Com Banana	More Info...
3)	Bom Bom Bom Tchi Tchi Tchi	More Info...
4)	Funky Tamborim	More Info...
5)	Comecar De Novo	More Info...
6)	Come With Me	More Info...
7)	Euzinha	More Info...
8)	Bela Be Bela	More Info...
9)	Cry Me A River	More Info...
10)	I Can Do It	More Info...
11)	Nega	More Info...
12)	Eruption	More Info...

Performer Notes

This is part of Concord Jazz's Concord Jazz Heritage Series.
Personnel: Mitch Stein (guitar, mandolin); Eddie Duran, Don Carillo, Jos‚ Neto (electric guitar); Justo Almario (alto saxophone); Harry Kim (trumpet); John Beasley (synthesizer); John Pena, Lincoln Goines (electric bass); Vince Lateano, Buddy Williams (drums); Willie T. Colon (congas, percussion); Don Alias, Steve Thornton, Kent Middleton (percussion).
Audio Mixers: Keith Seppanen; Phil Edwards ; Tom Swift; Van Gibbs.
Recording information: Coast Recorders, San Francisco, CA (12/1980-04/1993); Master Sound Studios, New York, NY (12/1980-04/1993); Russian Hill Reco (12/1980-04/1993); Yamaha Studios, Glendale, CA (12/1980-04/1993).
Photographer: Bruce Burr.
This 1998 sampler has a dozen Tƒnia Maria selections taken from five of her Concord recordings dating from 1980-1983 and 1993. As is always true of a Tƒnia Maria recording, the somewhat lightweight performances work well as Latin pop/jazz party music. Whether playing keyboards or singing, Maria always displays plenty of spirit and enthusiasm. Nine of the dozen selections are hers, although Maria's rendition of the standard "Cry Me a River" is one of the highlights. A decent overview of her two Concord periods. ~ Scott Yanow