Tomatito and Camaron Recommendations

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NeZ

Posts: 96
Joined: Feb. 14 2007

Tomatito and Camaron Recommendations

I just got Flamenco Vivo a couple days ago and really like it. I like the recording quality, perhaps the live element makes it a little more raw and I like that it's stripped down without flutes or other weird instruments.

This is my first exposure to Tomatito and I only have one CD with Camaron (w/Paco).

Which other recordings by these two (either together or separate) are must haves?

On a related note, does any one have Reencuentro by Camaron? It's a CD and DVD set. I'm wondering if the documentary is any good.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 10 2009 18:40:04

marrow3

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Joined: Mar. 1 2009

RE: Tomatito and Camaron Recommendations (in reply to NeZ)

Hi,
I was introduced to Flamenco through "La leyenda del tiempo" (hope i spelled that right). It has Camaron, Tomatito, Raimundo Amador, Rubem Dantes and they say it's a pivotal album in flamenco. I like it. This does have some wierd instruments on it such as a moog synthesiser but other tracks a more traditional
cheers,
Richard

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 11 2009 0:06:51

henrym3483

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Joined: Nov. 13 2005
From: Limerick,Ireland

RE: Tomatito and Camaron Recommendations (in reply to marrow3)

paris 1987 with tomatito is pretty good but i think the dvd of them in malaga takes some beating.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 11 2009 2:02:27

bule_b

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Joined: Mar. 11 2009

RE: Tomatito and Camaron Recommendations (in reply to NeZ)

The Paris video is the pinnacle of Camaron and Tomatito. I think it is available on youtube as well. I don't know which dvd they have from Malaga? Can you post a link.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 11 2009 7:29:28

henrym3483

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Joined: Nov. 13 2005
From: Limerick,Ireland

RE: Tomatito and Camaron Recommendations (in reply to bule_b)

i have malaga dvd which has the whole show, this is one of the ones on youtube

this is an extract from that show the solea por buleria

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 12 2009 5:44:08

marrow3

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Joined: Mar. 1 2009

RE: Tomatito and Camaron Recommendations (in reply to NeZ)

on this website you can listen to camaron (it doesn't work with all browsers)
http://www.terra.es/personal5/camaronleyenda/camaron.htm
it has Leyenda Del Tiempo, and tracks with Camaron and Paco de Lucia, the lyrics are given as well. As far as i know none of the live material is included there.

not sure if it's infringing copyright, tho

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Mar. 12 2009 9:56:25