Although a few other cities, most notably New York, may feel that they are the center of Afro-Cuban jazz, the richness of the Los Angeles scene cannot be ignored. José Rizo, a longtime disc jockey on KJAZ, hosts Jazz on the Latin Side, an educational and informative program that features most forms of Latin jazz. In 1999 he put together a special group for a concert, the Jazz on the Latin Side All Stars. It was such a success that Tambolero is the group's fourth CD. Many all-stars are involved in this project, with tenor saxophonist Justo Almario and flutist Danilo Lozano taking solo honors. While three selections have salsa vocals, the music overall is very jazz-oriented, featuring a particularly mighty percussion section that includes Poncho Sanchez and Francisco Aguabella. As is true of their previous releases, Tambolero is a constant joy. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
All Music Guide Review
Track Listing
Similar Albums
-

Michel Camilo
Spirit of the Moment
$15.99 -

Cedar Walton
Midnight Waltz
$26.99 -

Johnny Blas
Indestructible Spirit
$15.99
Credits
- Andy Martin
- Trombone, Soloist
- Poncho Sanchez
- Conga, Soloist
- Tommy Vicari
- Mixing
- Francisco Torres
- Trombone, Producer, Soloist, Arranger
- Joe Rotondi, Jr.
- Piano, Soloist
- José Rizo
- Producer, Bandleader
- Jose "Joey" de Leon
- Percussion, Conga, Soloist, Bata
- Luis Eric González
- Trumpet
- Alfredo Ortiz
- Percussion, Soloist, Bongos, Vocals
- Rene Camacho
- Bass
- Robert Incelli
- Sax (Alto), Soloist
- Jimmy Branly
- Timbales, Soloist
- Alex Acuña
- Drums
- Francisco Aguabella
- Conga, Soloist, Quinto, Bata
- Chris Barron
- Piano
- Gilbert Castellanos
- Trumpet, Soloist
- Sal Cracchiolo
- Trumpet, Soloist, Flugelhorn
- Freddie Crespo
- Vocals, Soloist
- Ramon Flores
- Trumpet
- Bernie Grundman
- Mastering
- Eric Jorgensen
- Trombone, Soloist
- Danilo Lozano
- Flute, Soloist
- Justo Almario
- Clarinet, Arranger, Soloist, Sax (Tenor), Flute
- Marvin "Smitty" Smith
- Drums, Soloist











Plus