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Gipsy Rhumba: the Original Rhythm of Gipsy Rhumba in Spain 1965-74
Artist:
Soul Jazz Records Presents
Format: CD
New: Available $25.99
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Formats and Editions
1. Rabbit Rumba - Nuestro Ayer
2. El Noi - Labios Morenos
3. Los Gitanos Polinais - en El Fondo Del Mar de Lima
4. Antonio González - Sarandonga
5. Peret y Sus Gitanos - la Fiesta No Es Para Feos
6. El Gitano Portugués - Fui a Bahía
7. Maruja Garrido - CHÉ Camino
8. Juncal y Sus Calistros - Tequila
9. Moncho y Su Wawankó Gitano - Orisa
10. Peret y Sus Gitanos - Voy, Voy
11. Dolores Vargas "La Terremoto" - Anana Hip
12. Chango - El Guapo
13. Ramonet y Sus Rumberos - Bacalao Salao
14. Lola Flores y Antonio González - Meneíto Men
15. Dolores Vargas "La Terremoto" - A-Chi-Li-Pú
16. El Noy - El Loco
17. El Noi - SI, Compay
18. Chacho y Sus Rumbas - El Pan y los Dientes
19. Maruja Garrido - Amanecí en Tus Brazos
20. Antonio González - Levántate
More Info:
Newly remastered and repackaged, Soul Jazz Records' Gipsy Rhumba was first released to much-critical acclaim around the world in 2012, the album is a stunning mix of Latin, Funk, Flamenco and Rhumba rhythms. The album is being released as a new limited-edition new-card sleeved CD, out of print for more than ten years. The album is like no other and remains the first album ever outside of Spain to seriously focus on the history of Gipsy Rhumba, one of the most interesting musical culture clashes ever that first took place in the early 1960s. In the Catalan region of Spain, Gypsies primarily known as the creators of Flamenco, came up with a fascinating hybrid style - Gipsy Rhumba - which blended together Latin and Rhumba music of Cuba and the Caribbean together with their own Flamenco as well as the emerging Rock and Roll from America. The album tells this unique story of how this Latin-tinged music came about in the heart of Spain's gypsy community. The album comes with extensive sleevenotes, exclusive and stunning photography from the celebrated French photographer Jacques Leonard. The album is put together by two of Spain's most important Gipsy Rhumba specialists - compiler David El Indio and sleevenotes by Jose Manuel Gómez (Gufi). REVIEWS: "A capsule of supercharged clapping and joyous vocals" THE GUARDIAN "Must-have... You all know Gipsy Kings' blend of flamenco and Latin rhythms but where did this convergence of Latin music styles occur? This compilation demonstrates how mid-1960's Barcelona hot-housed gypsy musicians who employed the rumba rhythm Gipsy Rhumba unearths a forgotten corner of Europop." THE SUNDAY TIMES 'A victory for gipsy party music A collection worthy of conquering the world' DAGENS NYHETER, Sweden
