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The great Argentinian guitarist Oscar Alem n, (1909-1980) is not as well known as Django Reinhardt or Charlie Christian, but he was no less an individual stylist. This wonderful set from Fremeaux & Associes offers proof that even later in life, his powers as an improviser, technician, and bandleader were undiminished. These 19 cuts were taken from two sources: a live date in 1965 with his big band Y Los Cinco Caballeros, and a studio session. The live gig, which comprises the first 11 selections, may be titled in Spanish but is mostly made up of jazz standards radically rearranged and played in Alem n's inimitable, hard swinging, intensely rhythmic style. Check out opener "Guitarra Salvage" ("Crazy Rhythm" ) and the stellar strut of "Murmullo de Pajaros" ("Lullaby of Birdland" ) for starters.

“We exist for, and because of, you,” Chris Martin tells close to 50,000 people in the Estadio Ciudad de la Plata, Buenos Aires. Ever since they first broke big in 2000 with “Yellow,” a song that dedicates an entire night sky to an object of desire, Coldplay have betrayed a willingness to please. As deep into their career as 2016, Chris Martin was describing playing live as a “service,” viewing Coldplay as mere backing musicians in a communal, singalong experience for their fans. It’s a philosophy that rings through this companion piece to the A Head Full of Dreams documentary, recorded at their November 2017 gig in the Argentine capital.

Album released in 1993 in Portugal, licensed under the Compact Seal Club, which brings together 25 superb interpretations of tangos by the 'Tango Orchestra of Buenos Aires' and all-digital recording. This musical group under the Ministry of Culture of Buenos Aires debuted in 1980 and since then he has steadily performed in many parts of Argentina and Latin American countries. Until 2006 it was usually directed by Carlos Garcia and Raul Garello, along with specific actions of other famous musicians, and today is headed by R. Garello, Nestor Marconi and John Carlos Cuacci. Consists of some 36 musicians which include several of the leading musicians of the genre. The orchestra also performs special performances and educational activities as part of an outreach program of tango music to children and youth. Certainly the wide range offered on this CD is another interpretation to the undisputed jewel looming timeless classics of the history of tango. Over one hour of essential recording to plunge into the tango universe.