Mark Weinstein - El Cumbanchero

El Cumbanchero
Mark Weinstein

Label: Jazzheads
Release Date: 2011

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Track Listing:
	1.	El Cumbanchero
	2.	La Mulata Rumbera
	3.	Dona Olga
	4.	Aruanco
	5.	Av Pintor Tapiro
	6.	Perla Marina
	7.	Armoniosos De Amalia
	8.	Danzon De Liz
	9.	Contigo En La Distancia

Detailed Description / Musicians
Mark Weinstein, concert, alto and bass flutes
Aruán Ortiz, piano
Yunior Terry, bass
Mauricio Herrera, timbales, conga, guiro
Yusnier Sánchez Bustamante, conga, tracks 1, 2, 4
Marc Szammer, violin, tracks 3, 7, 8, 9
Elena Rojas Crocker, violin, tracks 3, 7, 8, 9
Francisco Salazar, violin, tracks 1, 2, 6
Everhard Parades, violin, tracks 1, 2, 6
Samuel Marchán, viola
Aristides Rivas, cello, tracks 3, 5, 7, 8, 9
Brian Sanders, cello 1, 2, 6

Arranged by Aruán Ortiz
Produced by Mark Weinstein and Aruán Ortiz
Recorded by Phil Ludwig, Sonic Park, Paramus Park NJ
Mixed and mastered by Phil Ludwig, Seclusion Hill Music
Art Direction and design by Richard Mantel
Cover photo, "Cuban Emerald", by Dan F. McIntosh
Liner notes by Danilo Lozano

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Website: http://jazzfluteweinstein.com

Jazz Flutist plays World based Jazz and Post-Bebop with world-class musicians rooted in Afro-Cuban, Brazilian, African, Jewish and Indian traditions. A Latin Jazz innovator, Mark was among the first jazz musicians to record with traditional Cuban rhythm sections. His signature album, Cuban Roots, released in 1967 is a classic with Mark on trombone and Chick Corea on piano in an epic making statement that transformed Latin Jazz. His recent recordings include such notables as Cuban pianist Omar Sosa, Brazilian guitarist Romero Lubambo, percussionists Francisco Aguabella, Cyro Baptista and Pedrito Martinez, bassists Santi Debriano, Nilson Mata and Mike Richmond as well as guitarists Jean Paul Bourelly, Vic Juris, Brad Shepik and Ed Cherry and drummers Cindy Blackman, Paulo Braga and Cecil Brooks III.