Pimientito -> Flamenco Standards (Sep. 5 2011 8:19:25)
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I noticed in recent years that there seem to be some pieces that everyone seems to know how to play or jam along to. It made me wonder what would be the essential list of Flamenco "standards" that everyone should have in their fingers. Now I dont mean fandangos, por solea, por tangos, por bulerias....thats obvious. I mean specific pieces that everyone knows the chords and lyrics too in Juerga/Party or jamming situations There is such a huge wealth of material out there that its difficult to know where to start. Some people would say that you need to know everything.... which may be true, but is not very helpful if you are just beginning. The other reason that this would be a good list is because I have met a lot of players visiting Spain who can perform crazy complex solos but dont know the chords to "Entre dos aguas" This just causes confusion because its like being able to recite poetry without the ability to order a sandwich at the bar....or play the "passion and warfare " album but not know the opening chords to "smoke on the water". This is in no way definitive, just some ideas. Feel free to add, ammend or comment. I have kept my list down to 10 things which I think have heard most often and would expect most other players to know or be familiar with. The idea is to have a definitive top 10 things that you should definately know and will help you on your flamenco path. SOLOS Panaderos Flamencos - PDL/Estevan Sanlucar Farruca - Sabicas Bulerias- falsetas from "Gitanos Andaluces" - PDL GUITAR JAM 1. Entre dos Aguas - PDL 2. Spain - Chick Corea (although not technically flamenco but everyone seems to know it) 3. Zyryab - PDL CANTE Tangos - Como Agua (Cameron) - Rosa Maria (Cameron) - Tangos de pepico (Estrella morente) Alegrias - Un tiro al aire (camaron) *you will hear in a normal juerga/party situation 10 times more Tangos/Rumba than any other palo.
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