CODONA
''CODONA''
1979
RECORDED AT TONSTUDIO BAUER IN LUDWIGSBURG, WESTE GERMANY, IN SEPTEMBER 1978
42:36
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01 - Like That Of Sky 11:06
02 - Codona 06:13 (Don Cherry, Nana Vasconcelos, Collin Walcott)
03 - Colemanwonder: Race Face;Sortie;Sir Duke (Ornette Coleman;Ornette Coleman;Stevie Wonder) 03:39
04 - Mumakata 08:13
05 - New Light 13:22
Tracks By Collin Walcott, Except As Indicated
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Collin Walcott — sitar, tabla, hammered dulcimer, kalimba, voice
Don Cherry — trumpet, wood flute, doussn' gouni, voice
Naná Vasconcelos — percussion, cuica, berimbau, voice
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REVIEW/AMG
Michael G. Nastos
Their definitive debut. Walcot adds dulcimer and sanza, Nana Berimbau and cuica, Cherry on ethnic flutes. Side two is solid with Walcott's chant-like "Mumakata" and "New Light". Side one has an Ornette Coleman/Stevie Wonder medley. These three communicate.
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Michael G. Nastos
(AMG)
Name derived from the letters of the name of Collin Walcott (tabla, sitar), Don Cherry (tpt, p, hunter's guitar), and Nana Vasconcelos (per). Multi-ethnic improvisational music, mostly stemming from Walcott's interest in Eastern Indian rhythms and Vasconcelos's Brazilian heritage. Cherry's experience with folk music of Scandinavia, Morocco, and Africa makes for a unique, major-league fusion.
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TO THE TOP
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''CODONA''
1979
RECORDED AT TONSTUDIO BAUER IN LUDWIGSBURG, WESTE GERMANY, IN SEPTEMBER 1978
42:36
**********
01 - Like That Of Sky 11:06
02 - Codona 06:13 (Don Cherry, Nana Vasconcelos, Collin Walcott)
03 - Colemanwonder: Race Face;Sortie;Sir Duke (Ornette Coleman;Ornette Coleman;Stevie Wonder) 03:39
04 - Mumakata 08:13
05 - New Light 13:22
Tracks By Collin Walcott, Except As Indicated
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Collin Walcott — sitar, tabla, hammered dulcimer, kalimba, voice
Don Cherry — trumpet, wood flute, doussn' gouni, voice
Naná Vasconcelos — percussion, cuica, berimbau, voice
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REVIEW/AMG
Michael G. Nastos
Their definitive debut. Walcot adds dulcimer and sanza, Nana Berimbau and cuica, Cherry on ethnic flutes. Side two is solid with Walcott's chant-like "Mumakata" and "New Light". Side one has an Ornette Coleman/Stevie Wonder medley. These three communicate.
**********
Michael G. Nastos
(AMG)
Name derived from the letters of the name of Collin Walcott (tabla, sitar), Don Cherry (tpt, p, hunter's guitar), and Nana Vasconcelos (per). Multi-ethnic improvisational music, mostly stemming from Walcott's interest in Eastern Indian rhythms and Vasconcelos's Brazilian heritage. Cherry's experience with folk music of Scandinavia, Morocco, and Africa makes for a unique, major-league fusion.
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TO THE TOP
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