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RE: Need help i.d.ing a peice played... (in reply to tburke)
Oddly NOT credited in the Rito book let, I found the info in the old VHS-DVD transfer booklet for the toque series that extracted programs from Rito and other series.
Xodo da Bahia by brazillian composer Dilermando Reis, a "choro".
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RE: Need help i.d.ing a peice played... (in reply to tburke)
Thanksfor the video tburke, and thanks for the info Ricardo.
The video tells us Pepe was from Sevilla. I just came from Sevilla to Granada. My hotel was in Triana. Pepe could have been walking the streets of Sevilla day before yesterday: accent, gestures, facial expressions, the whole bit.
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RE: Need help i.d.ing a peice played... (in reply to Richard Jernigan)
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ORIGINAL: Richard Jernigan
Thanksfor the video tburke, and thanks for the info Ricardo.
The video tells us Pepe was from Sevilla. I just came from Sevilla to Granada. My hotel was in Triana. Pepe could have been walking the streets of Sevilla day before yesterday: accent, gestures, facial expressions, the whole bit.
RNJ
Further I would say watching his interview he was a very cool character, his approach to playing, technique, accompaniment vs solo playing, his thoughts on cante being more than just solea siguiriya buleria, teaching etc....very little has changed it feels to me vs a modern maestro. Even he's using a negra for portions of that concert. I like how he says no need for music theory/reading music to learn flamenco, then they show him play that classical choro. The same deal for PDL when he says the same, no theory just play by ear then busts out the super involved zapateado.
The interviewer was very clever in that sense, that's why I like the whole series the way it cuts through the BS in a short time.
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From: The South Ireland
RE: Need help i.d.ing a peice played... (in reply to tburke)
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Xodo da Bahia
Yes I have this ,, strangly this was one of the first albums that someone gave me years ago , and i learned many track from it , except this one I only did the intro and left the rest for later ......later never came yet ,...... anyway for this reason I always have a soft spot for Pepe Martinez This is from an album called "The lyrical Guitar " it contains this ....
Tracklist : 01 RUMORES TRIANEROS (bulerias) 02 BRISAS DEL GUADAIRA (solea con bulerias) 03 AIRES DE GUANABACOA (guajira) 04 PANADERO FLAMENCO (panadero) 05 CAMPANILLEROS (flamenco Christmas song) 06 ANDALUCIA (Homenaje a Lecuona) 07 XODO DE BAIANA (Brazilian choro) 08 DE SEVILLA AL ROCIO (sevillana) 09 GARROTIN 10 ROMANCE ANONIMO 11 DE UTRERA A TRIANA (seguiriya) 12 FANTASIA GALLICIA
good album , good player , always nice and clean ............the sevillana on here is one of the first flamenco tunes I ever learned ,,,... Pepe El bueno ,,,,,,,,assaaaaaaa..........
Extra,, Pepe was one of the first to be famous in London on the BBc ...in black and white ............!!!
RE: Need help i.d.ing a peice played... (in reply to El Kiko)
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ORIGINAL: El Kiko
Extra,, Pepe was one of the first to be famous in London on the BBc ...in black and white ............!!!
I believe that Pepe used to play quite a bit in the UK during the 70s (and maybe earlier). I saw him play at my school around 1982. If I remember correctly he started off with a cigar - although I don't think it was lit!
RE: Need help i.d.ing a peice played... (in reply to Ricardo)
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Further I would say watching his interview he was a very cool character, his approach to playing, technique, accompaniment vs solo playing, his thoughts on cante being more than just solea siguiriya buleria, teaching etc....very little has changed it feels to me vs a modern maestro. Even he's using a negra for portions of that concert. I like how he says no need for music theory/reading music to learn flamenco, then they show him play that classical choro. The same deal for PDL when he says the same, no theory just play by ear then busts out the super involved zapateado.
The interviewer was very clever in that sense, that's why I like the whole series the way it cuts through the BS in a short time.
Very cool fellow indeed, I also find it interesting comparing his style of classical guitar influenced solo playing to the jazz influenced players of today kind of a cool parallel.
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RE: Need help i.d.ing a peice played... (in reply to hamia)
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I saw him play at my school around 1982.
Cool school , you had to get him to play for you all ,,, why didnt I go there? instead of trying to get girls that were way to good for me at my school...........
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