1. |
Getting Going
02:33
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2. |
Domingo's Choro
03:22
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3. |
Tango Diabla
04:23
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4. |
Bene Fortuna
03:57
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5. |
Chanson Indienne
05:35
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6. |
Antonio's Choro
02:32
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7. |
Sertaneja
03:00
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8. |
The Paraguayan
03:19
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9. |
Cuatro Waltz
04:00
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10. |
Emilio's Choro
04:24
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11. |
Rumba Diablo
05:13
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12. |
Eag's Mambo
04:11
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Graham Gynn England, UK
Early solo releases (Backyard Assembly and Articulos) stem from free improvisation with the Tyneside New Music Group. Middle
period (Islands, Macawcus & Ravenstone) combine sounds from the natural world with acoustic compositions. The 2000's went Latin playing cuatro with the bands Rumba Diabla and Quijada. Mingalar Ba Bus moves back towards jazz.
For my Artwork see www.instagram.com/grahamgynn/
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