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Brazilian, world fusion jazz featuring dazzling harmonica.
Genre:
World: World Fusion
Release Date:
1996
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Damien Masterson
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(714288903426)
Record Label: Damien Masterson
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This is my first major release, recorded shortly after my return from Brazil, where I lived for two years. The Brazilian and Latin influence permeates the entire disc, but my Jazz & R&B roots are still very present on this CD. Released in 1996, my favorites from the CD are: Tango Funkissimo, Dindi, and Sarau para Radames.
Musicians on these tracks:
Damien Masterson
Chromatic Harmonicas
Marcos Silva
(except 4 & 6)
Frank Martin
Piano on 4 & 6
Jeff Buenz
Guitar
Ricardo Peixoto
Guitar on 5
Josh Workman
Guitar on 4, 6 & 11
Derek Jones
Bass
Andrew Buffington
Drums
Celso Alberty
Drums on 4, 5 & 11
Marquinhos Brazil
Percussion
Dennis Broughton
Percussion
“The harmonica conjures up a handful of automatic associations: Sonny Boy Williamson, Little Walter, or Sonny Terry. Folk and rock fans recall the raw expressionism of Bob Dylan. But most jazz listeners will link one name - Toots Thielemans - to the instrument. Until now. With this remarkable debut recording, Damien Masterson adds his name to the roster of harmonica virtuosos who impart a singular sound and identity to what jazz polls unfortuantely categorize as a ‘miscellaneous instrument.’ “
Derk Richardson, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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Damien - Intercambio
author: Wendy Nelson
Damien & the band provide a wonderful mix of Brazilian flavored jazz. The vocals add a tasteful touch to some of the tracks, while the instrumental tunes keep a person's attention. It's amazing that this is a debut album. There's great variety as well as musicianship that is spellbinding. I will continue to play from this album on my harmonica radio program. High quality.
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