RE: Sabicas

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ToddK

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Joined: Dec. 6 2004

RE: Sabicas (in reply to Guest)

Andy,
wanted to clarify that the video is Errol (flamenco guru) playing
the Sabicas piece.
I just hosted the clip for him. :)

ToddK

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 6 2005 6:24:31

Guest

RE: Sabicas (in reply to ToddK)

Doh! - of course it is - Sorry Errol

Andy

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 6 2005 7:00:57

Guest

RE: Sabicas (in reply to Guest)

See response to track listing question on ToddK's forum.

RNJ

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 14 2005 2:52:26

Guest

RE: Sabicas (in reply to Guest)

Yes - thanks Richard - I got it.One further track title -15 is Ecos Jerezanos.

Andy

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date May 14 2005 6:42:45

Guest

RE: Sabicas (in reply to Guest)

To Thomas Whitely: I agree with you: Queen of the Gypsies tops them all! Years ago my LP was seriously overplayed & beginning to sound bad. I made a cassette recording, but an acquaintance discarded it! Do you know where I can get a CD of that magnificent performance?

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Thomas Whiteley

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RE: Sabicas (in reply to Guest)

An audio cassette tape is available from Paco Sevilla, along with many other goodies.

http://sevillapress.netfirms.com/

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 8 2005 15:55:35

Guest

RE: Sabicas (in reply to ToddK)

Does this ever bring back memories....I saw Sabicas in Denver, Colorado back in the 1970's. I can't remember what guitar he used, probably his Manuel Reyes. I was amazed at his speed, but yet retaining the soul of flamenco. I had all his LP's out at that time and finally sold them last year on ebay. Juan Serreno was a young guy then and living in Chicago...I think and Cordoba was in San Francisco. Anyone remember Carlos Montoya from those days and then appeared Manitis de Plata with his guitar/art gallery. Sabicas is my all time favorite player, but my flamenco hero is Diego del Gastor......

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Oct. 13 2005 11:52:57

Paul Magnussen

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Sabicas (Grands Figures du Flamenco) (in reply to Guest)

Well, I’m a bit late answering this (like, six years) but:

2) labelled Ecos de la Mina (Tarantas), is actually Punta y Tacón (Farruca). There are no tarantas on the album.
7) labelled Ecos jerezanos (Soleá por Bulería), is actually Aires de Triana (Bulerías).
13) labelled Punta y Tacón (Farruca), is actually Brisas de La Caleta (Malagueñas).
15) labelled Brisas de La Caleta (Malagueñas), is actually Ecos jerezanos (Soleá por Bulería).

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