Aleman, Oscar: Buenos Aires 1965-1975
Aleman, Oscar: Buenos Aires 1965-1975
Format: CD
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Artist: Aleman, Oscar
Label: Fremeaux & Assoc. FR
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 3561302536620
Genre: Jazz
The famed critic Leonard Feather wrote, "Oscar Alem has more swing than any other guitarist on the continent" and, "His tone, phrasing, swing, and attack are so grand that if anyone ever mentions Django Reinhardt to me again, I shall stare coldly." Born in 1909, the famed Argentinean guitarist played with the best jazz musicians of the 20s and 30s, including Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Django. He was hired by Josephine Baker to lead her band, the Baker Boys at the Cafe de Paris. After the war began, Alem returned to Argentina, where he lived, taught and performed until his death at age 71. The two albums here date from 1965 and 1975, and are among his last recordings.
Tracks:
1.1 Guitarra Salvaje [Crazy Rhythm]
1.2 Oye Negro
1.3 Muchacho Chino [China Boy]
1.4 Murmullo de P Jaros [Lullaby of Birdland]
1.5 B Same Mucho
1.6 Lembran a
1.7 Camino Cruzados
1.8 En Un Pueblecito Espa Ol [In a Little Spanish Town]
1.9 LL Vame Volando a la Luna [Fly Me to the Moon]
1.10 Rosa Madreselva [Honeysuckle Rose]
1.11 Eso Que Llaman Amor [What Is This Thing Called Love]
1.12 O Vestido de Bolero
1.13 De Buen Humor [In the Mood]
1.14 Tengo Ritmo [I Got Rhythm]
1.15 Saudade de Bahia
1.16 Tono No. 1
1.17 Para Mi Eres Divina [Bei Mir, Bist Du SCH N]
1.18 Caravana
1.19 La Banda de Alejandro [Alexander's Ragtime Band]
