More great stuff from the atticchris YouTube channel.
I love the way this guy captures the music.
Sweet and simple.
– Ken McCarthy
Jazz on the Tube
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There is a simple solution to all life’s problems: More rumba
Roman Diaz, Pedrito Martinez, Mauricio Herrera, Clemente, and Sebastian Nickoll en la casa de
Román.
Was this filmed in Havana Norte (New York City) or Havana proper?
It turns out not to matter!
But if you’re looking for clues, that nifty basketball hoop for kids is unlikely to be in Cuba. If only we could read the labels on those beer bottles, we’d know for sure.
– Ken McCarthy
Jazz on the Tube
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Another wonderful video from the atticchris YouTube channel.
Adonis Panter Caleron taking his son Adonis Jr. through the paces.
The title is:
Tocando y Enseñando – La Herencia
Un Momento Familiar
Playing and learning – The Heritage
A family moment.
The world can go to hell in a hand basket, but as long as this continues, all will be right with the world.
God bless the musicians and musical families who fill the world with light.
– Ken McCarthy
Jazz on the Tube
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he ORIGINAL plan for what became the Buena Vista Social Club was a summit between musicians from Cuba and Mali.
The financing for Mali musicians was derailed sat the last minute so they couldn’t make the gig.
Finally, years later, the summit took place and here’s a taste.
Eliades Ochoa, Cuban singer/guitarist
Bassekou Kouyate (ngoni)
Djelimady Tounkara (electric guitar)
Toumani Diabaté (kora),
Kasse Mady Diabaté (vocals)
Lassana Diabaté (balafon)
– Ken McCarthy
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– Ken McCarthy
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A carnival group from Santiago de Cuba (“Conga de San Agustin”) rehearses.
So much power indoors you think they might blow the roof off.
– Ken McCarthy
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