Latin Jazz Jazz Latin

Wayne Wallace

Label: Patois Records
Released: 2013
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Track Listing

¡A Tí Te Gusta!; Things Ain't What They Used To Be; ¡Estamos Aquí!; Giant Steps; La Habana; I Mean You;Prelude to a Kiss; Melambo; Puertas y Caminos; Pasando El Tiempo.

Personnel

John Worley: trumpet; Wayne Wallace: trombone; Masura Koga: tenor saxophone; Mary Fettig: flute; Elena Pinderhughes: flute; Murray Low: piano; Jeremy Cohen: violin; Tregar Otton: violin; Mads Tolling: violin; David Belove: bass; Colin Douglas: trap drums; Michael Spiro: percussion; Pete Escovedo: timbales; John Santos: vocals; Orlando Torriente: vocals; Jesús Díaz: vocals; Mike Mixtacki: vocals.

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Jazz has been apart of my life from infancy. My earliest jazz memories are listening to musicians like Nat Cole and Ella Fitzgerald coming over the radio while still in the crib. My mother would sing along, which helped to get this music in my ears
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