Gato Barbieri - The Impulse Story (2006) скачать бесплатно

Argentina-born Gato Barbieri promised much and—for a few years—delivered it. Those years were pretty much his mid '70s Impulse! period, after he'd cut his teeth at ESP-Disk and before he moved to A&M.

Barbieri was signed to Impulse! in 1972, hot from his success with the soundtrack for Last Tango In Paris. This selection of tracks from his four Impulse! albums—Chapter One (1973) through Chapter Four (1975)—sets his Pharoah Sander-ish, gently growling tenor alongside Argentinian and Brazilian folk musicians and settings. Taking in tango, samba and Andean Indian musics, it's pretty and sunny and easy on the ear, and at its best (Chapter One: Latin America and Chapter Two: Hasta Siempre, mostly recorded in Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro), the music recalls Sanders' Eastern-infused, emergent world jazz.

At A&M, Barbieri adopted a mellow, radio-friendly style, went for the beach house, the short and the pool, and slipped off the jazz radar for lengthy stretches. His Impulse! purple period is worth hearing again, although set against the Ayler or Shepp anthologies, it's lightweight and ephemeral stuff.by Chris May

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01. Nunca Mas [Complete Version] (7:39)

02. India (8:57)

03. Encontros [Complete Version] (12:18)

04. Latino America (5:30)

05. Gato Gato (3:09)

06. Cuando Vuelva a Tu Lado [What a Difference a Day Makes] (5:29)

07. Viva Emilliano Zapata (6:09)

08. El Sublime (5:54)

09. Milonga Triste (6:06)

10. To Be Continued (2:28)

All thanks to original releaser