Name: Juarez by Armando Rodriguez & Victor Rendon Latin Jazz Orchestra
Brand: Armando Rodriguez & Victor Rendon Latin Jazz Orchestra
SKU: 765481041620
Price: 8.91 USD
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Rating: 4 (63 reviews)

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Toque De Bata Para Elegua View on Youtube

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Overnight View on Youtube

Armando Rodriguez & Victor Rendon

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Bernie's Tune View on Youtube

Armando Rodriguez & Victor Rendon

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Here's That Rainy Day View on Youtube

Armando Rodriguez & Victor Rendon

03:59

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Se Acabo La Malanga View on Youtube

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07:59

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Juarez View on Youtube

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Lluvia Azul View on Youtube

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Lindo Yambu View on Youtube

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Nutville View on Youtube

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Co-led by trumpeter Armando Rodriguez and Victor Rendon (who plays drums and timbales), the Latin Jazz Orchestra was formed in 1991 but often sounds very much like a Latin big band of the 1950s. The 11-piece orchestra's only "big" name at the time of its 1992 debut was pianist Arturo O'Farrill (who was just beginning to gain some recognition). However, its repertoire (which includes "Bernie's Tune," "Here's That Rainy Day," Gato Barbieri's "Lluvia Azul," Horace Silver's "Nutville," and some newer pieces) is fresh and lively. The arrangements (by Rendon, Rodriguez, and Louis Bauzo) are colorful and the soloists are excellent. A pretty strong debut.
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