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Rio meets New Orleans - Live from Tokyo (Cotton Club)

Rio meets New Orleans - Live from Tokyo (Cotton Club)

Romero Lubambo & Peter Martin*
Discos: Jazz

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Sello Open Studio
Estilo Jazz
Año de Edición Original 2019
Instrumental
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Romero Lubambo (guitarra acústica), Peter Martin (piano)

Grabado "ao vivo" en el Cotton Club, en Tokyo (Japón). el 1º de noviembre de 2018.

Edición en formato Digipack.

Quinto disco individual del brillante pianista estadounidense de jazz Peter Martin (St. Louis, Missouri, 1970), grabado en vivo junto al gran guitarrista carioca Romero Lubambo (Rio de Janeiro, 1955), establecido en los EEUU desde 1985 (20º disco como líder o colider).

"Raised by parents who are both classical musicians, Peter Martin began studying music at the age of three. After graduating from high school, Martin received the Presidential Scholar in the Arts Award from President Reagan. He then attended The Juilliard School in New York on scholarship, studying piano with Martin Canin, until moving to New Orleans in 1990.
While in New Orleans, Martin honed his skills working with key musicians such as Nicholas Payton, Germaine Bazzle, Brian Blade, and Victor Goines. He also embarked on an active solo career and toured and recorded with artists such as Betty Carter, Wynton Marsalis, Dianne Reeves, Chris Botti, Joshua Redman, Christian McBride, Roy Hargrove, and the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra. Martin has performed with the Berlin Philharmonic, the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, and the Sydney Symphony, as well as numerous other orchestras around the world. He’s also played at The White House twice.
Martin performed on and arranged Dianne Reeves’ Grammy winning release A Little Moonlight, as well as co-produced her 2004 Blue Note CD Chrismas Time Is Here. He appeared in George Clooney’s 2005 film Good Night, and Good Luck and was featured on the movie’s Grammy-winning soundtrack. Wynton Marsalis called Martin, “An unbelievable musician with a unique kind of charisma. Not just the technical competence, but a deep kind of penetrating insight into music.”

“One of the most underrated pianists in jazz today … Martin plays with the kind of daring and excitement that marks a distinctive personality on the keyboard.” The Washington Post


In 1985, Romero Lubambo came to the United States, and brought with him a new sound in Brazilian jazz guitar. His guitar playing unites the styles and rhythms of his native Brazilian musical heritage with his fluency in the American jazz tradition, forming a distinctive new sound. From the cool, sophisticated rhythms of his native Brazil to hard bop, Lubambo is a guitarist who’s comfortable in any musical setting. He is an uncommonly gifted soloist and musical improviser with a steady stream of unpredictably creative musical thoughts and the virtuosity to deliver them ever so tastefully.
Lubambo has performed and recorded with many outstanding artists, including Dianne Reeves, Michael Brecker, Yo-Yo Ma, Kathleen Battle, Diana Krall, Wynton Marsalis, and Paquito D’Rivera among many others.

“Guitarist Romero Lubambo may be the best practitioner of his craft in the world today… [his] facility, creativity and energy are in a class all their own.” Jazziz Magazine

Temas

CD 1
01
Gostoso demais
Dominguinhos - Nando Cordel
06:55
02
Broadmoor
Peter Martin
07:41
03
Donna Lee
Charlie Parker
08:17
04
Song for Kaya
Romero Lubambo
04:50
05
Tango du jour
Dianne Reeves
09:09
06
Dippermouth
Herbie Mann
08:34
07
Lukinha
Romero Lubambo
05:36
08
Cuba New Orleans
Peter Martin
06:47
09
Giant steps
John Coltrane
08:13
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