Live in Cuba

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Format: CD
SKU: 1509521X  |  Barcode: 857509005001

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Description

Live In Cuba captures nine-time Grammy Award-winner Wynton Marsalis and the world-renowned Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra's dazzling first - and only - performances in Cuba, where they explored the profound connections between American jazz and Afro-Cuban music, from bebop to bolero and beyond. The historic concert is now another first: it's the debut, double disc release from Blue Engine Records, a new label dedicated to preserving and promoting jazz. Recorded in front of clamorous, sold-out crowds over three nights at Havana's Mella Theatre in October 2010, Live in Cuba finds the The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra performing Ellington standards, Afro-Cuban numbers, and distinctly modern compositions from the band members. Live in Cuba is a document of two nations' indelible cultural connections, of a journey into uncharted musical territory, and of some of the world's most virtuosic musicians sharing a stage.

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Specifications

  • Format
    CD
  • Orchestra
    Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra
  • Label
  • Genre
  • Number of Discs
    2
  • Release Date
    8/21/2015

Tracks

  • Disc 1
  • 1 2/3's Adventure
  • 2 Baa Baa Black Sheep
  • 3 Inaki's Decision (From Vitoria Suite)
  • 4 Sunset and the Mockingbird (From Queen's Suite)
  • 5 Como Fue (Feat. Bobby Carcassés)
  • 6 Dali (From Portrait in Seven Shades)
  • 7 Light Blue
  • 8 Braggin' in Brass
  • Disc 2
  • 1 Limbo Jazz
  • 2 Doin' (Y) Our Thing
  • 3 I Left My Baby (Feat. Chris Crenshaw)
  • 4 Bearden (The Block)
  • 5 Symphony in Riffs
  • 6 Spring Yaoundé
  • 7 Things to Come
  • 8 The Sanctified Blues (From Congo Square)