Ancestral Messages

Track Listings

1. New World Spirit
2. Song for Chano
3. Freedom Jazz Dance
4. On a Sunday Afternoon
5. Beautiful Love
6. Killer Joe
7. Aqua Blue
8. Gabriela
9. My Latin New York
10. Ancestral Messages

Editorial Reviews

Amazon.com
On this 1993 recording, Ray Barretto offers a very light synthesis of jazz, Latin, and funk elements, mixing trumpet, flute, and synthesizer with his own brilliant conga drumming. The music frequently touches on crucial influences from Barretto's own musical past: "Song for Chano" invokes the memory of Chano Pozo, the first great Cuban drummer in jazz, while Raymond Vega's muted trumpet on "Beautiful Love" is strongly reminiscent of Dizzy Gillespie's quieter moments. Tenor saxophonist Jay Rodriguez is more animated on Eddie Harris's "Freedom Jazz Dance" and Benny Golson's "Killer Joe," adding some headier spirits to an often pleasantly subdued session. --Stuart Broomer

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Ancestral Messages
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    Ancestral Messages
    Ray Barretto
    Manufacturer: Concord Records
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    CubaCuba | Caribbean & Cuba | International | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | International | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Latin Music | Styles | Music
    SalsaSalsa | Latin Music | Styles | Music
    GeneralGeneral | Jazz | Styles | Music
    Latin JazzLatin Jazz | Jazz | Styles | Music
    ASIN: B000003OYQ
    Release Date: 1993-04-30

    Tracks:

    1. New World Spirit
    2. Song For Chano
    3. Freedom Jazz Dance
    4. On A Sunday Afternoon
    5. Beautiful Love
    6. Killer Joe
    7. Aqua Blue (Pour Etienne Et Mario)
    8. Gabriela
    9. My Latin New York
    10. Ancestral Messages

    Amazon.com

    On this 1993 recording, Ray Barretto offers a very light synthesis of jazz, Latin, and funk elements, mixing trumpet, flute, and synthesizer with his own brilliant conga drumming. The music frequently touches on crucial influences from Barretto's own musical past: "Song for Chano" invokes the memory of Chano Pozo, the first great Cuban drummer in jazz, while Raymond Vega's muted trumpet on "Beautiful Love" is strongly reminiscent of Dizzy Gillespie's quieter moments. Tenor saxophonist Jay Rodriguez is more animated on Eddie Harris's "Freedom Jazz Dance" and Benny Golson's "Killer Joe," adding some headier spirits to an often pleasantly subdued session. --Stuart Broomer

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    2. Arana
    3. Arriba Mi Sinaloa
    4. Axe Brasil: The Afro-Brazilian Music Of Brazil
    5. Bailame
    6. Banda del Amor
    7. Barretto [Import]
    8. Casas de Madera
    9. Cerros Michoacanos
    10. Cielo de Tambores

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    It's Not What You Say... It's How You Say It [Explicit Lyrics]

    Male Hits of the 90's, Vol. 140 [Karaoke]

    Maximum Sex Pistols [Import]

    Laranjas Do Ceu [Import]

    Level 7

    Little By Little/She Is Love [CD-single] [Import]

    Irish American Music of the 50's

    Los Downers [Explicit Lyrics]

    Legendary Richard Tauber

    Somewhere Down in Texas