Puerto Rico (2000) (Palmieri/Bosch/Miranda/Jimenez)

Artist: Various Artists
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Label: Putumayo
UPC: 00790248016726
Release Date: 5/23/2000
Buy.com Sku: 60401707
Item#: M7K467
Format:  CD

Song Listing

Disc 1
Song TitleSample
1. Cafe - Eddie Palmieri ~ Various Artists
2. Me Voy Pa'l Campo - Andres Jimenez Y El Taller Campesino ~ Various Artists
3. Pa' Mantener Tradicion - Jimmy Bosch ~ Various Artists
4. Una Mujer En Mi Vida - Ramito ~ Various Artists
5. Homenaje A Caridad - Modesta Cepeda ~ Various Artists
6. Seis Milonguero - Edwin Colon Zayas Y Su Taller Campesino ~ Various Artists
7. Nadie Llore - Pepe Castillo & Cuatromania ~ Various Artists
8. Caramelo - Julius Melendez ~ Various Artists
9. Musica Morena - Atabal ~ Various Artists
10. La Naturaleza - Ismael Miranda & Andres Jimenez ~ Various Artists
11. Bembe De Plena - Plena Libre ~ Various Artists



 
Album Notes and Credits

Notes & Personnel Info
Includes liner notes by Jacob Edgar.
Part of the seemingly endless catalog of danceable world music from Putumayo, this compilation focuses exclusively on music from Puerto Rico. Due to licensing restrictions, Putumayo was unable to secure songs from some of the most legendary artists (El Gran Combo, Willie Colon, etc.), but nonetheless, a few notables do show up. It starts with a piano tour de force from Eddie Palmieri, then moves through both contemporary forms such as trombonist Jimmy Bosch (from New Jersey) and his new group (featuring a cameo on piano by Chucho Valdes, no less), and traditional music from the highlands, primarily the jibaro music from Andres Jimenez. The album attempts to cover as many forms as possible, including the straight tropical, the bombe, the plena, the jibaro, as well as mixes of such. It does well at this, and the album is definitely danceable. For a brief look at what's happened in the past and happening in the present of Puerto Rican music (besides Ricky Martin), look into this album. ~ Adam Greenberg

 
Technical Info
Release Date : 05/23/2000
Original Release Date : 2000
Catalog ID : 167
Label : Putumayo
Number of Discs : 1
Runtime : 49m : 14s
Studio/Live : Studio
Mono/Stereo : Stereo
SPAR Code : n/a
UPC : 00790248016726

 
Professional Reviews
CMJ (5/29/00, p.33)
- "...Offers a sampling of the rich panoply of Puerto Rican music. It's also interesting to contrast Puerto Rico's music with Cuba's to realize the vast difference between the 2 neighboring countries..."

  
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