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This review is from: Flamenco Virtuoso (Jazz Club) (Audio CD)
If you want career-spanning anthology of Paco de Lucía, this looks better than most.
But something is wrong either with Amazon's track listing, or with the sound samples: Track 12 is given as "Entre dos aguas" (Paco's great hit), which is the Rumba from the album Fuente y caudal; but what plays is "Aires choqueros" (from the same album), which is a Fandango de Huelva. If you really want "Entre dos aguas", then, you might do better with this. Or maybe not. Who knows? As to the other tracks: * "Zorongo gitano" is from the Lorca album (1965, with Ricardo Modrego on 2nd guitar) * "La Malagueña" is from Recital de guitarra (1972, with just about everybody) * "Punta Umbria", "Gitanos trianeros" & "Llanto a Cádiz" are from Fabulosa guitarra (1967) * "Tomo y obligo" is from Hispanoamerica (1967, with Paco's brother Ramón on 2nd guitar) * "Guajiras de Lucía", "Panaderos flamencos" & "El tempul" are from Fantasía flamenca (1969) * "Taconeo gitano" is from Dos guitarras flamencas en stereo (1964, with Ricardo Modrego on 2nd guitar) * "Plaza de San Juan" is from Fuente y caudal (1973) * "Río Ancho" is from Almoraima (1976) * "Palenque" & (unsurprisingly) "Solo quiero caminar" are from Solo quiero caminar (1981) * "Gloria al Niño Ricardo" is from Siroco (1987) * "Luzia" is, again unsurprisingly, from Luzia (1998) (I would have given you links to them all, but there's a maximum of 10.) The order is pretty much chronological (which is the way it should be), and it's nearly all pure Flamenco. |
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Flamenco Virtuoso (Jazz Club) by Paco De Lucia (Audio CD - 2009)
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