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Edward Pérez - The Year of Two Summers - Lima Limón 2008
Perez's newest release features original compositions encompassing influences from various parts of latin america together with a generous portion of modern jazz. Eli Degibri - sax, Misha Piatigorsky - piano, Willard Dyson - drums, Arturo Stable - percussion, Edward Perez - bass and guests Sofia Koutsovitis - voice and Morris Cañete - tambor alegre. For more information click here
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Edward Pérez - A Glimpse of Bliss - Now Available Online
Most of the tracks on this album are my own compositions recorded with a killer band, including Greg Hopkins on trumpet and Walter Smith on sax. Two tracks on the CD feature peruvian cajonero Juan Medrano Cotito as a special guest. For more information click here
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Edward Pérez - Alcatraz - Lima Limón 2007
The debut album of New York based afroperuvian band Alcatraz directed by Edward Perez features contemporary arrangements of tradition afroperuvian songs. On this CD, the band is joined by guests Xavier Perez, Roland Satterwhite, and Eddy Venegas.
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Martin Bejerano -
Evolution/Revolution - Reservoir 2007
Pianist Martin Bejerano can be heard with Roy Haynes' Fountain of Youth band as well as Russel Malone's band. This recording, his first album, features Ludwig Afonso on drums and Edward Perez on bass.
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Pilar de la Hoz -
Jazz Con Sabor Peruano - TDV 2006
The latest release of peruvian vocal powerhouse Pilar de la Hoz features Sergio Valdeos (guitar), Juan Medrano Cotito (cajón), Alex Sarrín (drums), and Edward Pérez (bass). The album includes arrangements by Pérez and Valdeos of songs from the jazz, afroperuvian, and andean traditions.
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Sara Leib -
It´s not the Moon - 2003
Sara is a very talented singer with a lot of energy. She and pianist Mark Shilansky brought a nice set of fresh and varied arrangments of jazz standards to this session. Recording with this group was a blast.
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Gypsy Schaeffer - Peace Time Records 2003
The debut album of a pianoless quartet that I enjoyed playing with in Boston. Andy Voelker - alto and composition, Joel Yennoir - trombone, Chris Punis - drums. This was a fun album to record, with a mix of some really straight ahead and some really free music, all driven forward by the bucket loads of personality that Andy heaps into his music.
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Pamela Rodriguez -
Peru Blue - Iempsa 2005
This latin-grammy nominee 2007 was recorded in Lima, Peru. Pamela's singing is right on and the band includes musicians such as Fallo Muñoz, Jose Luís Madueño and Gigio Parodi.
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Cristián Cuturrufo - Recién Salido del Horno - Big Sur 2002
Chilean trumpeter Christián Cuturrufo recorded this album live in our concerts one weekend in Santiago. In this album my brother David is on tenor sax.
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Manongo Mujica - Sonido de los Dioses - Cernícalo 2004
The latest realease of Peruvian drummer and percussionist Manongo Mujica is a collage of song, impovisation, sound, percussion. The tunes, all original compositions of his, draw upon influences for the music of the coast and the mountains of Perú.
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Leslie Patten and Rodolfo Muñoz - Sandunga - Mushik 2004
The fact is that I only play on a few cuts of this album, but it is a great find for fans of percussion. Leslie and Rodolfo are two Peruvian percussionists who are also well versed in Cuban and Brazilian music. In the tracks on this album they borrow freely from vairous afroamerican traditions to create their own new sound.
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