Latinsville [Bonus Tracks] Victor Feldman

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  • Release Date: 05/13/2003
  • Original Release: 1959
  • Sales Rank: 30,570
  • Label: CONTEMPORARY
  • UPC: 025218900522

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Latinsville [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENSouth of the Border 3:19
2LISTENShe's a Latin from Manhattan 3:24
3LISTENFlying Down to Rio 2:59
4LISTENCuban Pete 2:51
5LISTENThe Gypsy 3:12
6LISTENPoinciana 3:38
7LISTENLady of Spain 3:30
8LISTENSpain 3:00
9LISTENCuban Love Song 3:33
10LISTENIn a Little Spanish Town 3:28
11LISTENFiesta 2:56
12LISTENWoody 'n You 3:30
13LISTENPoinciana previously unreleased / Bonus Track 5:36
14LISTENPancho previously unreleased / Bonus Track 5:57
15LISTENThe Breeze and I previously unreleased / Bonus Track 3:21
16LISTENBullues Bullose previously unreleased / Bonus Track 5:44
17LISTENLady of Spain previously unreleased / Bonus Track 5:56

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Vibraphonist Victor Feldman's 1959 recording Latinsville found the British expatriate exploring various Latin rhythms in a decidedly West Coast style. Featuring an all-star group that included such cool school luminaries as trumpeter Conte Candoli and Frank Rosolino, Feldman also brought in Latin music pros including percussionists Willie Bobo and Mongo Santamaria, bassist Tony Reyes, and others. Selecting such popular songs of the day as "South of the Border," "Poinciana" and "Lady of Spain" -- most of which never originally specified a Latin-style treatment -- Feldman made explicit each songs implied Latin idiom. Although artists such as vibist Cal Tjader and Dizzy Gillespie had been producing Afro-Cuban and Brazilian inflected jazz for a few years, the cross-pollination didn't really catch on until the '60s. Consequently, Latinsville, while in no way as influential as say, Getz/Gilberto, is nonetheless a forgotten gem. Matt Collar, All Music Guide

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