Soundway - Panama 2: Latin Sounds, Cumbia Tropical and Calypso Funk on the I...

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Artikel Name: Panama! 2: Latin Sounds, Cumbia Tropical and Calypso Funk on the Isthmus 1967-77
Genre: Black/Soul/Blues/R&B/Gospel Produkt Typ: LP (Vinyl) Label: Soundway Titelanzahl: 20

Trackliste LP - 1

1. Papi Brandao Y Su Conjunto Aires Tablenos - Murga de Panama 2. Los Silvertones - Tamborino Swing 3. Maximo Rodriguez Y Sus Estrella Panamenas - Flora 4. Papi Brandao Y Su Ejecutivos - Decidete Mi Amor 5. Skorpio - Te Toca Tocar la Tumbar 6. Los Superiores - Descarga Superior 7. Idamerica Ruiz Con Osvaldo Ayala Y Su Conjunto - No Llores Porque Me Voy 8. Los Revolucionarios - Mi Bella Panama 9. The Duncan Brothers - Dreams [Edit] 10. The Soul Fantastics - Ain't No Sunshine

Trackliste LP - 2

11. The Exciters - Ese Muerto No Lo Cargo Yo 12. Menique El Panameno Con Bush Y Los Magnificos - Confianza 13. Camilo Azuquita - Borombon 14. Los Papacitos - Jazzy 15. Alfredo Y Su Salsa Montañera - Escoba 16. Sir Jablonsky - Juck Juck, Pt. 1 17. Lord Cobra Y Los Hnos. Duncan - Love Letters 18. Ceferino Nieto - Ceferino en Salsa 19. Ormelis Cortez Con Su Conjunto Viva Guarare - Si la Vez 20. Chilo Pitty - Piculina

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Three years after volume one comes Panama! 2. The idea hasn't changed, and the liner notes haven't changed much either (a redux of the previous album's notes, plus new material on Panama's musica tipica). However, they still provide a good overview of Panama's history, society, culture, and music. And that introduction is key to understanding the unusual melting pot that became Panama's music, sucking in the influence of neighboring Colombia, Cuba, the Antilles (for the Panamanians are more closely related to Afro-Antillean peoples than to the Latin American pool), plus the jazz and rock & roll brought in by the Americans. Panama! 2 celebrates the music of the isthmus, still very little known outside the region, with a selection of 20 tracks off 45s salvaged in the 2000s from the basements of local radio stations. Sound quality is occasionally shaky, but connoisseurs will find in these rhythms enough nuggets to compensate for the lack of high-fidelity sound. Most of the music here oscillates between jazz-tinged Latin rhythms and Afro-Cuban songwriting, although you might encounter calypso merging with cumbia or reggae (as in Sir Jablonsky's "Juck Juck"), or the odd influence of psychedelic rock (cuts by los Superiores and the Soul Fanatics, basically rock combos with a timbale player). Just like with volume one, most if not all of the tracks are upbeat, festive, and positive. ~ François Couture

Fran?ois Couture